The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-04-27

See Keene's 50-cent window. Any ar
ticle for soc.
John Reed, OF Sunnyside, was 10 the
city on Saturday last.
Mrs. A. Wilmarth of Pendleton and
Mrs. F. Maguilty of Seattle are registered
at Hotel Yakima.
Married, at Pendleton, Ore, Monday,
April "a, Roy Tuston of Prosser and
Mabel Fry of North Yakima.
A. V. Fawcett OF Tacoma has been zap.
pointed by the governor member of the
state fair commission vice Oscar Drum
heller, resigned.
Byron l.. Aldrich, Jr., who came to
lead his orchestra at the Jefferson ban
quet, has returned to Elensburg and
North Yakima. Tacoma News.
Col. Pat Donan says there will be
2,0O0 to 5000 newspapers, directly, and
1900, indirectly, represented at the Ma
tional Editorial Association which meets
in Portland, Oregon, in July next.
A runaway team, starting from Otter
& Mechtel's grocery store, last Saturday
created some excitement on the avenue.
Two ladies were in shopping, when their
horses took fright at Tapping awning.
Several stockmen published card in
the Prosser Record calling for a spring
roundup of range stock, but j. c. Lon
egan, Grant Wright, William Kincaid,
Morgan Bros, C. B. McAlpin and j. H.
Lowry protest against starting before
May 9Th.
Howard Wright's folks received let
ter from him last Friday, written at
Manila, in which he states that he stood
near Ralph Van Buskirk when the latter
that he has had glory enough and wants
to Come home.
Drs. Sloan and Porter had flying trip
to Gle Elum last Saturday evening on a
special engine sent up after them TO take
them TO Cle-Elum to dress the wounds of
an insane man who jumped through the
car window of passenger train No. L.
Roslyn Miner.
|. II. Dills informed HERALD repor ter
on Monday last, when asked about the
exclusive publication of an alleged real
estate deal last week in which he was q
principal, that the publication of the
trade was premature, as no money had
passed or papers been made out in rela-
ton thereto.
A recent Portland paper contained an
account of projected railroad up the
Columbia river from Gobel to Kennewick
1t appears that two companies are con-
tending for the right-of-way and when
this is settled further steps will be taken
in the matter. IL the road is pushed
through it will connect with the Astoria
road at Gobel thus giving direct route to
that place.-Pasco News. Recorder.
An enormous mail, delayed by caste IN
storms, arrived Saturday morning and
the post office force was overloaded with
the white mans burden. The officials
in the post office were non-committal as
to The exact amount of the mail received
and varously estimated it from thirty
five sacks to several car loads.
On Monday last once prosperous,
pioneer Yakima farmer, owner OF 100
acres of fine farming land which had been
foreclosed. applied to County Commits.
sioner Horsley for medicine for his family
at the county's expense. Bad luck has
followed him like grim fate until he is
almost ready for the poor house.
S. j. Sherwood, of Dodge county.
Minnesota, who has been visiting his
brother, c. A. Sherwood Of this city, the
past two weeks, returned to his home on
Monday. While here Mr. Sherwood pur-
chased the Beck place in Fruitvale and
with his family will return in October to
remain permanently. Still we grow.
/ Among the notable business changes
in this city is the addition OF the name Of
Charlie Wenner to the firm OF Moore &
Moore. He has bought half interest 10
this popular stationery and novelty store.
Mr.. Wenner has had complete business
education and by his genial and accom-
modating ways has made host Of