The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-08-31
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS NOTES
Mrs. Graham and daughter have re
turned from Westport.


turned from Westport.
W. L. Steinweg got back Saturday
from his Alaska journey.
John Sawbridge is at Gold Hill this
week, looking after his mining interests.
Messrs. Wenner and Baker we're back
on Monday from their trip down the
Colum bia.
Mrs. IL. b. Scudder and family have
returned from Westport, where they
spent the summer.
A letter received from Mrs. Lee, ST.,
last Saturday announced her safe arrival
at Youngstown, Ohio.
Milton Shearer and family of Yakima
county are visiting relatives in town for a
few days.-Goldendale Agriculturist.
NJ. l.. Weston and Harry Forsythe, of
Prosser, and the Messrs. Jordan, of this
city, returned on Saturday from their
trip to Lake Chelan.
Quickly cure constipation, and rebuild
and invigorate the entire system-never
grippe or nauseste-DeWitt's Little Early
Rlsers. Janeck's Drug Store.
W. f. Higgins, formerly OF Pulley &
Higgins, avenue merchants, writes The
HERALD from Shawnee, Oklahoma, to
send him the paper indefinitely.
Prof. Barge, who has already built six
fine cottages for rent this season, states
that he has not matured any further ex-
pansion plans in the way of building, as
reported.
Buggies have advanced from 3 to 10
per cent. Our order was placed with the
Studebaker Co. before the rise hence we
can sell you vehicles at the old time
prices. M. Schorn. 25tf
w. A. Perkins, who accompanied the
Yakima military company to the Philip
| pines, was on our streets this week,
dressed in soldier uniform. -EIlensburg
Localzer.
| 'Pappy' Hudson was in town from
his upper Wenas ranch last Saturday.
One OF his sons has returned from the
Klondike and another has gone east to
visit relatives.
r. G. Fleck drew the Shetland pony
and phaeton for which tickets were sold
here last week. 1t was ratified off at
Yakima last Saturday, and he went
down for it Monday. 1t is handsome
urnout.-Ellensburg Localizer.
The big pile of debris from the 4th of
July grand stand still obstructs the BIZ
cycle path on Natchez avenue. This
pile of rubbish has completely blocked
the center of the path for six weeks. Is
it not the duty of somebody to see that
it is removed?
kodol Dyspepsia Cure thoroughly d.
gests food without aid from the stomach,
and at the same time heals and restores
the diseased digestive organs. 1t is the
why iSibOuy dOcS UOtu vi UUtb6
things and can be relied upon to perma-
neDtlY cure dyspepsia. Janecks Drug
Store.
The following mining deals have been
recorded A. E. Foster ct al, The Public,
mining claim "Silver Spoon No. l." Sum.
NIT district; W. w. Moorehead, The
Public, mining claim "Minnie Nine"
Summit district; A. f. Foster ct al, The
Public, mining claim "Silver Spoon No.
g" Summit district.
The passenger train No. 2, going east,
had collision with the rear end of a
freight train, Monday morning. The
freight was just clearing the main track
to switch, when the engine of the pas
seneer ran into the caboose, badly shat
tering the car. The engineer of No. 9
was badly hurt in the mix-up.
II. j. Rand, of North Yakima, Wash,
has been in the city for four weeks past
visiting friends aud relatives. Mr.. Rand
is engaged in the retail butcher business
at the point mentioned, and reports that
he has very nice trade. He was located
in Minneapolis for a number of years
and was formerly engaged in retail bust