The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-06-22
THE LOCAL ROUNDUP.

DR.. Greene returned Saturday from
Spokane.
DR.. Frank was back from his Sound
trip. SATURDAY..
Mrs. Phoebe Adams is in the city from
Spokane, visiting old time friends.
A. s. Dam returned Saturday from
the State Insurance convention at Seattle.
The Mikado followed the calliope band
wagon in the circus parade in fine shape.
Mesdames Henderson and Coombs
represented the W. r. c. in Seattle this
week, leaving Yakima Monday.
A girl baby has been born to Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Bassett of 1924 G street, TIA.
coma. The parents are aged 90 and 90
years, respectively.
Wanted-by two experienced men,
seasons work at fruit picking and pack
ing and hop picking. w. L. scar,
Snohomish. Wash. 232t
Rev l. W. Kimmel left Monday night
for Somerset. Pa and will be absent
several weeks, after which he will return
and resume his charge here.
Alfred Anderson returned to Tacoma
the first of the week. He purchased
while here, u number of head Of fancy
stock, which he shipped to the Sound.
Rev. Hawk, now of North Yakima,
was in Goldendale Thursday enroute for
Moro to attend the Eps orth League con-
vention and district conference of NJ. f
church --GoldendaIe Sentinel.
II interested in horses, cows or sheep,
take the Farm journal. We will give
this paper five years to all subscribers,
new or old, who pay for THE HERALD
wear ahead and % cents additional.
This offer for a short time only.
W. J. Lippard and family arrived in
Yakima recently from Salida. Colorado,
and will make this city their future
home. Mr.. Lippard is pharmacist
but finds the field too well occupied to
make venture in the drug line, for the
present, at least.
Lieut. Gov. and Mrs. Thurston Daniels
will depart on Friday on brief visit to
their home at Vancouver, Wash. During
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interest Portland and Vancouver capital
in the development OF South Half mining
property Keller Miner.
Mrs. Bessie Needham has been honored
with life certificate as teacher by the
state school board, on her diploma as a
graduate of the University of Illinois and
bv examination. Prof. Roush, who is to
teach in this city next year in place OF
Prof Plumb, was likewise distinguished.
The members of the Christian church
last Sunday unanimously extended to
Rev. l. w. Kimmel call for five years.
To employ minister for 80 long term
is rather an unusual proceeding and is a
high testimonial to the satisfactory char
acter of the reverend gentlemsn's lsbors
in this community.
A couple Of mines have changed hands
since my last. John Bonner has sold his
interest in the Lyons Gulch claims to
Mr.. Cornett oil North Yakima, and
Archie Morrison has sold a half interest
in the Cumberland quartz claim near
Liberty to Theodore Johnson. This is a
lightning, anyway. Who's next lib
erty Correspondence Ellensburg Capital.
Miss Pearl Miller, who has been visit
ing Mrs. Fred Mead for the last month,
has returned to her home in North Yak
ina. Mrs. T. III. Brew aud two
children arrived from Yakima Tuesday,
TO join Mr.. Brew, who has been here
some months. They will occupy the
house recentlv vacated by E. J. Lenhsrt.
-Puyallup correspondent Tacoma News.
Among the visitors in attendance at
the normal exercises this week we're Miss
Alice Barge and Jno. Lynch of W. s. N.
s. from Yakima. So. Mrs. A. G. Miller
bought block %, Sunnyside addition, OF