The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-04-05
SHORTSTOPS
What Is Going on Daily of Interest to
All Our People.
BRIEF PERSONAL. NEWS NOTES
tens Of Personal and Local Mention Put
Into Condensed Form for 1.-THE
Hcrald's" Busy
Readers.
BRIEF Personal NEWS NOTES

Miss Edna Haines visited friends il
Thorpe last week
X s. NJ orr an made business TIP to
Tacoma aud Seattle this week.
Mrs. Dora Brooke, daughter of H. Fl.
Allen, returned to her home in Seat e on
Sunday.
Mrs. Coleman Of Pasco spent Sunday
With the family of County superntei
dent Plumb.
AL Whitson and Schoolmaster Rnush
a'e the proud possessors OF new Eagle
bicycles, purchased through Earl Watt
Gladys Barrett, aged ten years, was in
tered in Tahoms cemetery on Saturday
last. Her death was due to throat and
lung troubles.
+. X. Hiscork returned last week from
the Humptnips country, where he and
his relatives are largely interested in
imbsr lands.
Miss Porter and Miss Haines of the
public schools returned on Sunday from
Kntitas county where they passed the
vacation week.
Dan" Libby left for his farm near
Watervlle on Sunday. He expects to
spend several months there and in an
cutting trip to Lake Chelan.
NJ. and Mrs Stanley Coffin have gone
to Portland where Mr.. Collins mother is
seriously lick Mr. Coffin expe .ts to Sc
tLrn this week but his wife will remain
for some time. :
A ~ load Of rock ha~ been unlos ded
at tn 3-pDt for the cement foundation of
the fountain to he placed in the north
railroad park.
twenty-five hobos failed 10 participate
in the intellectual treat furnished by
William Jennings Bryan The police
locked them up and then shippd them
on the first trains that came al ong.
A. J. Chambers has filed petition
with Referee Taggard of voluntary bank
ruptcy. His liabilities amount to s., 900
and assets are only one-tenth of that
amount and they are exempt from ex-
ecution.
The open season for tr, ut was inaug-
urat ID on Sunday and many OF the local
sportsmep could be found all along the
various streams. As far as THE HERALD
could ascertain Henry Griffin made the
best record with catch OF 81.
Although the contract has not as yet
been let, plans for the ground floor of
the Henry Schott & Co. building have
been received and the work of excava-
ting will be started this week. The
plans are being drawn a: The Dalles.
Mr.. Stoner OF the evaporating works is
daily expecting the receipt of potato
parer which will greatly facilitate the
output of those articles which are in de-
mand in Alaska Mr.. Stoner has under
consid, ration the evaporation of eggs
while the prices are ruling as low ) they
are at present
Ollie Buckner, the colored porter of
Dooly'- saloon was bound over on the
charge of selling viii skey to One Eyed
lott
short time in the penitentiary some ten
years ago for killing another Indian and
Buckner's attorney questioned the value
of his testimony.
Contractor Switzer started in to lay
the rock on the new Rosenied building
on Monday. The work is to be com
pleted by the lst of June and the prob
abilities are that there will be two stories
instead OF one as originally contemplated.
This will be the result il satisfactory ar
rangements can be made with the Schlot-
feldts regarding connecting hallway.
Sheriff Tucker received telegram
from Dan Goodman on Sun ay stating
thai there was crazy Frenchman at
kiona. Mr.. Tucker brought the man to
this city when it was found that instead
Of being insane he was simply mad all
through, owing to having been put off Of
the Northern Pacific train on account OF
some irregulsrity in his ticket. Mr..
Tucker managed to get the ticket fixed
up and sent him on his way rejoicing to