The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-07-12
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 THE
Herald's" Busy
Readers.
A car load Fish hacks and buggies,
best in the world. Coffin Bros.

postmaster waiter FOX OF Llllan was
Yakima visitor on Tuesday.
Mrs. W. A. Bell has gone to Seattle for
visit OF month.
Col. A. C. Walker came up from Zillah
on Wednesday to spend few days with
his city friends.
Frank Wheeler is looking forward with
pleasure to visit from his father and
mother from New York.
L. w. Haworth, reporter on the Re-
public, left on Wednesday for the sound
to remain for month.
Jay Sedgwick, Northern Pacific tax
adjuster, was Yakima visitor on Satur-
day, comforting with the county commits
sioners.
Miss Ebi, sister of Mrs. Robert Smith,
and Ross Beaslington, of Arlington, Ore.
gon, arrived In the city Tuesday for a
brief visit.
Kill that pain. Mull's Lightning Pain
Killer. 25c, For sale by Taft 4 Taft and
W. J. Roaf.
Charley Badger, who was formerly one
of the prominent young men OF this city,
returned on Monday. after an absence of
several years in Utah.
Miss Margaret Steinbach has given up
her summer school and left last week
for her home in Tacoma, where she will
remain until the opening of the fall term
OF the public schools.
Mrs. Constantine left on Saturday last
for visit with her sister in Gle Elum. Her
sister, Miss Thora Lund, and Miss Lena
Lund left at the same time for visit OF
month with friends in Tacoma.
j. T. Stewart, the Second street mer-
chant, is back from visit to Pendleton,
Oregon. He says the crops are heavy
and that many OF the wheat fields will go
fifty bushels to the acre.
Judge Knowles, formerly of Zillah,
but who has been in British Columbia
for several years past, has returned to
Yakima and is now in the employ Of the
| Wallace Coburn Hardware Co.
James G. Berry, foreman OF the Farm
and Home, received dispatch on Tues
day from Leigh r. Freeman, at st. Paul,
| tot hot
leave for home to-day" The BRIDES
name is not given but Editor Freeman is
evidently happy or he wouldn't haye
used his money in telegraphing.
Vestal Snyder returned home from the
silver republican convention at Kansas
City on Tuesday. He has much to say,
but is not ready to talk for publication.
For the time being he proposes TO devote
his time to his law practice, raising Shet-
land ponies and perhaps, if necessary, to
sa wirg wood.
Matt Bartholet, one of the state fair
commissioners, was in the CITY Monday
comforting with his associates. He is OF
the opinion that the coming fair will be
the best ever held here and the work
now being done indicates that there is
strong backing for his belief. Mr.. Bar
tholet is doing everything in his power
to make a success OF the exhibition and
he says that kittitas county will be well
represented.
Mrs. Hugo Sigmund presented THE
HERALD Office this week with box of
the choicest peaches that we have seen
this season. They were Of the Alexander
variety and as finely favored as they
We're tempting in appearance. This
shows what the Selah valley can do in
the way OF growing fruit" remarked Mrs.
Slgnund as she deposited the box on the
editors desk. and very creditable show
ing it was.
Thomas Lund has made application to
the state lair com issioners and has se-
cured their consent to the apportionment
OF base ball grounds inside of the track
and within good viewing distance of the
grand stand. \ club il now being or.
gained and il is expected that there will
be some warm games during the season.