The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-05-17
What Is Going on Daily of Interest to
All Our People.
BRIEF Personal NEWS NOTES
items of Personal and Local Mention Put
Into Condensed Form for THE
Berald's" Busy
Readers.

1t is estimated that there $500 acres of
land in the Snnnyside devoted to alfalfa.
Mrs. Caspar Schott returned from a
brief visit TO her former home in Mime
sofa, Sunday.
Pasturape in the Cowychee for rent or
will take stock by the month. Inquire
al this Office. 1S-1t
Mrs. 4 E. Wager, of Ellensburg, gave
pleasant party in honor of DR.. Hare on
Wednesday evening : last week
TIE hors e attached t, Rand's delivery
wagon ran awsy on Thursday evening of
last week Mr.. Rand ia becoming used
to this experience.
Col. John Adair returned on Saturday
from Portland and the coast. He was
accompanied home by Mrs Gyout, wife
of Prof. Grout of the Portland public
schools.
Mrs. Nevin is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Phil Fitterer of ElIensburg. who has
been dangerously i'll since she gave birth
to twins on the 4th inst. The babies
lived but n short time.
Miss Mary Stewart OF Seattle has been
visiting her parents, MIR. and Mrs. J. T.
Stewart during the past week. She ex.
poets to sail on one OF the first boats for
Nome with stock of goods.
G. w. Wilgus left for Tacoma and
Seattle on Sunday. He may conclude to
make his home on the west side should
he decide that the change of climate
will prove beneficial to his health.
A lodge of the Order of Pendo was or
ganized by j. p. Mayer at Yakima City.
recently, with Tom Butler as worthy
counsellor and Miss Florence Adams
secretary. 1t is a California fraternal So
ciety and carries benefits.
Sumpter, Ore, had a big fire last week
and among the heavy losers was j. p.
Cox X Co., formerly OF Gle Elum, whose
loss is placed at $4,000. Finlay Mcdonald
and Ned Whitby, both we'll known in
this city, were employed in the saloon.
Chas. Alderman, a carpenter, who was
resident OF Yakima some ten years ago
and who moved to Minnesota, is again
here and may conclude to remain and
send for hs family. MIR. Alderman owns
a house and lot in North Yakima.
| Billy Miller, an old time citizen of
Yakima, whose occupation is that of
cook, was arrested by the sheriff OF Kit
titas county last week for having placed
his brand on horses to which he had no
legal title.
J. F. Parsons of Nevada, son.in-law of
E. 5. Yeates, arrived here last week to
spend few days with his family before
proceeding to Nome. Mrs. Parsons will
remain in Yakima until her husband 8
return.
THE HERALD is in receipt of a supply
of farmers bulletins, sent by Congress-
man Jones. which can be had upon APP
plication at this Office by those who are
interested. One is treatise on alfalfa
the second Important Insecticides: Di
rectons for their Preparation and Use !"
the third The Sugar Beet: Culture,
Seed. Development, Manufacture and
Statistics y
Few fish were caught, on account of
the waters being high and muddy, but
it was very happy party that spent last
Sunday on the Ahtanum and the lunch
served by the ladies was all that could
be desired. Those who composed the
party were Nelse Short and wife, JEFF
Mcdaniel, Alex Carlson and wife, Chas.
Mabry and wife, Fay Fenton. Mrs. Will
gus and family, Mrs. Slice and family,
Mr.. Hulse and family and Will Baker.
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