The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-08-11


last Sunday evening by Rev Bashor. of
Iowa, was listened to by a very large
audience. Mr.. Bashor is an eloquent
and forcible speaker, and held his
audience, for an hour and a quarter, ia
perfect rap IRE. He contemplates giving
q series OF lectures in this city upon his
return from the Sound . few weeks hence
which will he pleasant news to those who
were fortunate enough to hear him.
A late letter from Fred Jungst an.
nounces that he and Norby have done
better than many who went to Dawson.
They are safe for next winters expenses
and are determined to stay in until they
win. Norby had just returned to camp
from Dawson, where he had had his
teeth filed at cost of $40. Fred is tired
OF cooking and wishes one OF his sisters
was in camp to help on. in this line.
While in the act of teaching his bible
class last Sunday morning r. s. Morgan
was taken violently i'll by an attack very
much resembling fit. and for time his
recovery seemed doubtful. II twas caused
by the effects Of q bullet wound received
in the head during the civil war and il
the second such attack he has had. He
has recovered sufficiently to attend to
business again.
A letter from Walter j. Miroy was re.
ceived by L. S. Hewlett, in which he
said that they had made very little head
way, and thai Bruce had missed making
about $1,000 by losing the carcas OF Il
moose that he had shot up the river. The
Milroy boys will stay one more winter
in Alaska, and hope to find something,
both having claims staked ont on Do
minion Creek. will Cameron is with
them.
The thermometers about town have
stood anywhere from los to ll5 in the
shade during the past week, according
to the veracity OF their several owners
The only folks who get any satisfaction
out of the situation are the hardwa are
people, who will reap harvest next
winter mending the holes in the roofs
where the solder is being melted off by
the sun.
Health Officer Frank believes in and
practices eternal vigilance" when it
comes to looking after the health of the
city. His latest move was a trip up the
Nstchez river to compel certain people
to remove three dead horses from it's
waters.
Bryson & Hauser have the contract for
the painting and calcimining of l.. d.
Lape's new hotel at Prosser, which is
now we'll under way. 1t will be
structure that Prosser can feel proud OF.
Tom Davenport who has been in the
Mssoula hospital sick with typhoid fever,
is much better and will be frequenting
his old haunts at the depot in short
time.
Mrs. Cary left for Portland Friday.
Her trip promises much JOY to the fem-
nine heart and portends much damage to
the paters pocket.
Fair Commissioner Lee is outing at
Easton, having gone up there to escape
a threatened attack of his old malady-
hay fever.
Stanley Coffin and family returned
Saturday evening from Hot Springs,
where they have been spending a few
weeks.
Preaching at the Congregational church
on Sunday morning at IL o'clock. No
evening service.
See The HERALD's Map offer in another
column. Good only for short time as
the supply is limited.
j. d. Cornett was down from the
springs over Sunday.
II. j. fuckers family went to the
mountains Monday.
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