The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-10-25
What Is Going on Daily of Interest tt
All Our People.
items Of Personal and Local Mention Put
Into Condensed Form for THE
Herald's" Busy
Readers.

DR.. w. H. Hare and J. D. Cornett
visited Goldendale this week.
Miss Maud Eby is here from Sunny.
side learning the art of dress making.
Miss Lille Shearer, of Outlook. came
up Saturday expecting to attend school
here during the winter.
j. NJ. Hall and family returned on
Thursday Of last week from visit with
relatives IN the Willamette valley.
Elder D. B. Eby, Of Sunnyside, was up
over last Sunday and preached at Wide
Hollow, to an interested congregation.
Joseph Cooper, brother-in.law Of Ed
Remy, returned on Monday from Nome.
He expects to spend the winter in Yak
ina.
| Thomas Mosgrove, register OF the U. S.
Land Office at Walla Walla, spent day
in the city last week comforting with "the
faithful"
10 k Morgan, of Mabton, was in the
city the fore part OF the week. He en-
pbatically declares that he is not candi.
date for sheriff this campaign.
| E. X. Current left on Friday for Sc
attic to join his wife. They will visit
on the west side of the mountains for the
winter, although Mr.. Current expects to
return in time to cast his b Il 10, fer Bryan
Jack Campbell returned on Friday last
from the Gold Hill mines for supplies.
He says that Forrest and Terrell, a cou-
pie OF Tacoma men have struck a ledge
over two feet in width of very rich quartz
on Pick Handle mountain.
w. R. Gay, U. s. prosecuting attorne
for this state, and W. B. Stratton, candi
date for attorney general on the republic
can ticket, addressed a small audience on
the Ahtanum Monday evening, and an
other one at Mason's opera house the fol-
lowing night.
Mr.. an Mrs. Porter, brother in-law
and sister of George S. Vance, left on
Monday for their home in Brooklyn, n.
Y. via the Northern Pacific. Mrs Porter's
daughter, Miss Ditmars, also left this
week but took the Denver & Rio Grande
in order to view what to her is new
section of country.
A young fellow from Montana, who
was as crazy as March hare, was sent
along the road by Marshal Grant on Sat-
urday. He was dope fiend and his
hallucnation was that two men had
been following him all over the country.
He had seen one OF them, but the other
one. although invisible, was always pre-
sent when he secured job Of work and
forced him to leave.
Irene Jackson, who I, Lows a nefarious
calling in the tenderloin district OF this
town, was arrested on Friday last for re-
lieving a young man named Thompson,
who had just arrived from benighted
Klickitat county, OF $40 Irene is a
Thompson wanted to see the sights. He
acknowledged having seen them but they
were expensive and as there was no diff
mite proof Of the smokey-coored girl be-
ing guilty of the larceny the case was dis
missed.
The republicans have started branch
headquarters next to Cook q saloon. A
big box OF republican pamphlets was re-
ceived from the national committee, and
as Mr.. Cook gave the room free, in con-
sideration of the trade he would receive
through it. Doc Hill concluded he was
making a good bargain and installed NJ.
D. Raum in as superintendent. Mr..
Raum has the sticktoativeness to make a
strong campaigner If he can get a man
within reaching distance.
The voters Of this judicial district can
not do better than to re-elect the Hon.
John B. Davidson to the superior bench.
He has made an honorable, conscientious
and capable officer and has not allowed
bis judicial actions to be influenced by
personal or political reasons. His OPP
ponent is said to have "long head" but
this is not the only qualification required
on the bench, and as for "long head
or Judicial mind" the present incum
bent can show splendid record, for an
unusually small percentage Of his opin-
ions have been reserved by the supreme
| court.