The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-04-12
What Is Going on Daily of Interest II
All Our People.
BRIEF Personal NEWS NOTE,
tens OF Personal and Local Mention Put
Into Condensed Form for 1.-The
Heraid's" Busy
Readers.

a. b. tlnlay returned to his home IN
Wenatchee on Saturday.
DR.. P. Frank has been reappointed
county physician BY the boari of com.
missioners.
j. G Bush, editor and manager o! the
Chehalis Bee Nugget, spent Friday and
Saturday last in this city.
Dexter Shoudy, formerly of Ellen :
burg but now OF Spokane, was Yakima
v's tor on Friday last.
Here is recommendation which o
Yakima man gave an incompetent and
ignorant man who worked for him:
"This man has worked for me for two
days and am satisfied
Henry Heinz was arrested by Marshal
Dilley on Saturday charged with selling
liquor TO Indian Sam. He entered
plea Of not guilty, but was bound over
for trial in the federal court.
Miss Marie Haas, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Frank Bartholet, for
the past couple of months, returned to
her home in Spokane last week.
Mrs. T. W. Clark and Miss Josephine
Clark Of Tacoma are guests Of the Hotel
Yakima, having come over in hopes that
the dry atmosphere and sunshine will
prove beneficial to their health.
Born, Friday, April 9Th, to Mr.. and
Mrs. H. A. Griffin, daughter. Mr..
Griffin is stepping very high these days
10 consequence of his being father and
msny of his friends have been smoking
choice Havanas over the event.
The sale Of the assets of the Snipes es-
this county, will be held in Elensburg
on the 2lst OF this month. Court f.
Meyer OF this city will be one OF the bid
ders for the latter property.
President Baxter. Secretary Gum and
Treasurer Bartholet have been reelected
to continue in their respective offices on
the state fair hoard for the ensuing year.
The Commercial club reports that the
guarantee fund of $500 for fair for
this year has been secured.
jeff Mcdaniel will leave for Nome he
tween the 10th and 9th of next mon tn.
He has already secured his passage. He
will be accompanied by John Fletcher.
recent arrival from Ohio, and prob
ably Nelse Short will make one OF the
party.
d. B. Shelter, superintendent OF for.
estry reserves for this state, spent
couule of days in Yakima last week.
When here he had not received instruc-
tons regarding the recent order affecting
the ranges OF the reserve east of the sum.
NIT, but expected to find them awaiting
him upon his return to Tacoma.
The Goldendale Sentinel is responsible
for the statement that long distance
telephone line will be built between Col.
dendale and North Yakima, following
the old military road over Simcoe noun
tain. The line is now being extended
from Goldendale to Blockhouse and
Camas Prairie,
Editor Stulfauth of the Ellensburg
Capital, who attended the Bryan meet
ing in this city, says regarding Yakima:
"A number of our people went down to
hear Bryan. They found that tow and
valley in the beautiful attire of nature,
and showing every evidence of abundant
and permanent prosperity. The people
there certainly have ample reasons for
being proud of their "illhe." Nature
did much for them aud they seem to be
doing the rest"
r. L. Ford, travelling agent for the
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul R ailway.
was in the city Saturday in the interests
of the freight department. Mr.. Ford
made this Office pleasant call and left
with us a choice little volume entitled
"Glimpses Across the Sea-" The matter
is cleverly written by Sam T. Glover and
embraces his observations and experien.
ces while on recent brief visit to Europe.
Incidentally it serves as an advertisement
for the road, which lie distributing copies
free OF charge. but it nevertheless is in
teresting from literary point of view
and the valuable inform alton it contains.
Six cents in stamps for postage will Sc
cure one of these volumes by addressing
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