The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-05-04


Walter Reed was recent Ellensburg
visitor
Hon. W. L. Jones was an Ellensburg
passenger on the flyer Monday.
Late Little, of North Yakima, has
leased the o. X. feed yards in Prosser.
Allan MacMaster was over from Yak
ina couple Of days this week. Monroe
Monitor
You get a package of garden seeds
free with every dollar you spend at COT
fin Bros. 8.tf
Mrs. Bracket. with her family, has
moved to Montana, where she will join
her husband.
Ira p. Englehart returned from the
Sound on Sunday and on Monday he
went on tour of inspection of the Selah
canal property.
Elijah Wiemar, of the state of Maine,
is visiting Mr.. Hall and daughter, Mrs.
William II. Kershaw. Mrs. Hall is Wis
iting Mrs DR.. Mcconnell at Spokane.
Col Robertson's wife and child arrived
Saturday from Chehalis. The family
have rented the brick dwelling adjoining
g. A. Graham's residence on South First
street.
S. V. Haycraft and family returned to
~. "a
Moons flyer. They have made many
friends during their winters stay in
Yakima.
Mems. youths and chldren's fine
clothing. We have very much improved
our clothing line and now show the most
elegant spring suits to be found in the
city Coffin Bros. lift
Rev. Andreas Bard has gone to the
Walla Walla field from his Episcopal
charge in Ellensburg. His wife, as pre-
viously stated in THE HERALD, will go to
Germany for few months visit.
w. =. Guthrie, half brother of Con-
gresham w. l.. Jones and his law part
ner, will not qualify for councilman.
He was elected by the council to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of G.
A. Anderson.
Mrs. VIM. Markham, late of Hartland,
is dangerously i'll at North Yakima with
neuralgia of the brain. Her mother,
Mrs. Paul Madsen of Spring Creek, has
been summoned to her bedside.
dale Agriculturist.
w. S. Stratton, an uncle of o. T.
Stratton, formerly of North Yakima, has
sold his Cripple Creek gold mine for
$l0,000,0O0, to London syndicate. The
last heard of young Stratton, he was
travelling with the Quaker medicine men.
Mrs. John McAlIister who was recent
ly summoned to Yakima by telegram
stating that her husband was thrown
from a horse and hurt, writes that his
foot was bruised considerably, but ex-
poets to be around in few days.-Gol-
dendale Agriculturlst.
Mrs. Frank Cannon and two children,
Of Wibeaux, Montana, who have been
visiting Miles Cannon and family, re-
turned on Friday to her home. Mr.. !
Cannon is banker in that city. Mrs.
Cannon leaves Yakima considerably i'm
proved in health.
Former Mayor A. V. Fawcett of Tacoma
has declined the appointment rendered
him by Governor Rogers as member of
the state tsir commission, on the ground
that his business interests will not admit
of his giving the necessary attention to
state fair matters.
THE HERALD is in receipt OF letter
from a subscriber, the envelope post.
marked Melrose MINI. The address is
"The Yakima Herald, Bailey. Tuesley &
McComb, Publishers" No state, county
or town appears, as written by the sender.
Yakima is becoming known abroad, ev-
identity.
The great and only Davis Frayne
comedy company made their appearance
on the Prosser stage last Friday night
for the first, and we hope, last time.
They came into town on cattle car
pullman, and after spending the door
receipts, (Which amounted to SD in
having grand good time. returned to
North Yakima -Prosser Record.