The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-07-06

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partly in this wise: I'VE left Center
Vile Monday, June 5; camped at Nor
tons mill that night; camped at the last
crossing of the Satas the night OF the 9th /;
arrived in North Yakima 8 a. III. the
9TH; stopped over Thursday, the sth, in
North Yakima met lots Of Klickitsters
there; camped at head of Wenas the 9th.
Was joined at North Yakima with Late
Hammel who 10 with us at the present
time he is a Klickitater. Saw some fine
country up the Wenas; lots of fine alfal-
ia fields"
County Attorney Rudkin has returned
after several weeks vacation which he
spent in his old haunts in Youngstown,
Ohio, and vicinity. lie brings back a
large assortment OF kodak views of scenes
and persons, which he is showing his
friends. One is a sylvan scene where
the states of Ohio and Pennsylvania join
in beautiful vale. Many photos of Mr..
Rudkin's immediate relatives are works
of Photographic at.
Miss Vida Good win, who has been Wis
iting with her auntie, Miss Walker, re-
turned to her home in North Yakima
Friday. ..... Clarence Schanno and Miss
Anna Schnler, both of this city, were
united in marriage on Monday. They
Immediately left for Walla Walla and
Spokane where they will spend the
"sunnymoon. "-Localizer.
People desiring to visit the seashore
during the hot season will be pleased to
know that the Northern Pacific has ar
ranged to Issue tickets from North Yak
ina to Westport at one fare for the round
trip. Agent Graham will be pleased to
furnish any Information desired about
this popular resort and the transportation
facilities. 2l-tt
j. j. Conrad has handled five car
loads OF Yakima Best flour during
June, and finds the demand for this
popular brand increasing steadily
throughout Western Washington. The
sales are now the largest since the com
pany commenced its manufacture
West Coast Trade.
Pulley X Higgins write to friends here
that they are not succeeding well in
their Texas venture. Mrs. Pulley, Jr. =,
has died since they went to Texas. But
Joy has not altogether flown, Mrs.
Higgins has had twins and Mr.. Higgins
has gone to Oklahoma in the hope Of
building up his fortunes again.
George r. Clay, brother in-law of
Maurice Harris, of the Nendome, arrived
from Yakima Sunday. He made the trip
overland, Bringing with him fine span
of hovses and a large omnibus to be used
at the Vendome.-The Dalles Times
Mountaineer.
B. l.. and j. NJ. Murchie passed
through the city Friday enroute from
North Yakima 10 The Dslles, returning
Monday ......W. C. Banker, of North
Yakima, was in town Saturday Col
dendale Sentinel.
Spot Cash beats all other competition
can be verifid to those desiring anything
in the hardware line if they will give me
call. ID. r. Barton. Second street,
North Yakima. 24-tf
Among the guests of Hon. and Mrs.
John B. Allen on Port Orchard trip
from Seattle recently was Miss Lombard,
of North Yakima.
Mrs. Milroy, of Fairhaven, formerly of
this city was among the guests of Fred
Fisher on a recent yachting cruise at
Seattle.
J. G. MacCrimmon has gone to Hun
tin 1ton, Oregon, where he has position
as tunnel foreman on the Northwest
railway.
B. +. Ward who was announced to de
part for Honolulu, has deferred his visit
owing to his daughters cow alescence
there.
For the next sixty days you can get
underwear, hosiery, shirt waists and
corsets at less than cost at The Wonder.
Congressman Jones went to Whatcom,
the first of the week, where he was billed
to deliver the Fourth of July Grafton.
Il. A. Kohs left on the 4th of July for
a visit to his home folks in Stokoper,
MIMI