The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-08-23
THE LOCAL ROUNDUP.

]. T. Ste wart has taken q position 10
Otter Bros. store.
Mrs. L. s. Hewlett left on Wednesday
to pass week with friends in Gle Elum
Mr.. and Mrs. A. johnson returned on
Wednesday from brief visit TO West.
port.
Agent g. A. Graham has been spending
the past week with his family at West
port beach.
Marshal X. A. Grant has sold his en-
tire peach crop to J. NJ. Perry & Co. at
40 cents per box.
Mrs. H. L. Tucker and daughter left
this morning for visit Of a week or ten
days with friends in Spokane.
Undertaken whitlock has rented one Of
the store buildings now being completed
for +. X. Current on Second street.
Curtis Green, who is employed in the
Northern Pacific depot at Pasco, was q
North Yakima visitor on Wednesday.
DR.. w. H. Hare left on Wednesday for
Ellensburg but intends spending week
at Hot Springs before returning home.
Rev. J. T. Eshelman and Dudly Eshel-
man arrived on Wednesday from Tacoma
to spend . few days among Yakima
friends.
Edward Wbitson left on Wednesday to
spend four or FIVE dsys at the Ida Gilmore
mine where q large force of men are en-.
cauod in tunuelin0
Sam McCaw spent a couple of days in
the city this week on his way from the
Colville agency to the Sound where he
will pass his vacation.
Capt. G. 8. Prowell, formerly superin-
tendent of this division of the Northern
Pacific, was in the city Wednesday shak-
ing hands with bis old friends.
VIM. jackson and two of his adopted
children left on Wednesday for the
Sunnyside country to look after the pro-
perty belonging to the latter.
Mr.. and Mrs. vessey left on Wednes.
day for Portland. Mr.. Wesley intends
purchasing band of sheep and may
visit California before returning.
Rev. Bartlett returned on Tuesday from
the Tietan Basin and on Wednesday &C.
companied John Rudkin on a hunting
expedition to the lower Yakima.
The w. G. T. U. will meet on Tuesday
next at the Guilland House at 2:3O. A
full attendance is desired, as important
business is to come before the Union.
Col. A. G. Walker and Lincoln Dilley
returned from the Sound Wednesday.
Col. Walker spent a few days at West
port while on the other side of the noun
tains.
The Yakima Gold Mining com pany has
filed notice of the location of four min.
trict known as the Edith, Bessie, Isabella
and Ida No. 2.
Nelse Short and Capt. Simmons re-
turned on Wednesday from their mining
claims near Dumping lake. Dan Sinclair
goes up in day Or two to attend to the
prosecution of the work.
J. s. Williams, known to the Wood
men of the World as the Arkansas
Traveller" entertained the members of
that order, and visitors, at their hall on
Friday evening last. There was large
attendance and general good time re-
suited.
Word has been received from Fl Sim
coe that A. G. Coburn of this city, while
out hunting one day this week, came in.
to contact with q splendid specimen of
the wild cat and succeeded in bringing
the body of the feline into camp as q
trophy OF his skill.
Woodcock Academy, Ahtanum, has
been so fortunate as to secure Prof. Allan
B. Dow as the head of the musical depart
conservatory OF Whitman college for q
experience. He will give vocal or instru.
mental lessons.
The citizens of the old town are con-
graduating themselves upon low rail.
road rate between that place and North
Yakima. The fare is only ten cents
when tickets are purchased but they are
obliged to pay fifty cents on the train
when they neglect securing tickets. This
entities them to rebate check of twenty
five cents.
The following delegates will represent
the populists in the fusion convention at
Seattle on Monday next: T. L. Thorpe,
T. ID. Quinn, A. f. Howard, l. Mondor,
Matt Stanton, s. E. Speir. W. B. Matth-
ews. IL. d. Jory. F. H. Colby, Thomas
Lund and B. j. Cole. The silver republic
can delegates are Vestal SNYDER, T. B.
Gum, H. d. Winchester and George N.