The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-07-05


came in from Crab Creek Monday to
attend the big Fourth Of July celebra-
ton on the Sound. He comes of fam.
lily of tall men and women all of them
being over 6la #. excepting his mother
who is woman of ordinary size. 1t lie
told of Sam that while in Spokane be
attended the side show OF circus and
getting on the platform beside the giant
made him cit down in chagrin.
John Bales, the "Montana Kid" who
burglarized Richard Curry's tailor shop
was given six years in the "pen'' by
Justice Davidson. Dingle was sentenced
10 eight years but Attorney Englohart
Immediately gave notice of an appeal to
the Supreme court on the ground that
the information was defective. Barnett,
for the rape of Bertha Behrens or Unger,
escaped with sentence Of five years.
Excellent character sketches of both
the Republican and Democratic Presi-
dental nominees will be found in the
American Monthly Review of Reviews
for July. DR.. Charles B Spahr writes OF
Mr.. Bryan and the principles he repre-
sents, while friend of President Nc
kinley tells OF his personal traits and
the record made by his administration.
VIM. Lee, jr., and daughter left for
Tacoma Tuesday and will visit Seattle
before returning home, as Mr.. Lee wants
to meet the commission men who have
been handling his products. He says
that his acre of Strawberries, from which
he sold 435 crates, Melted him over $500.
He GAYS that next year he believes he
can increase the yield to 500 crates.
The Order Of Pendo at the last meet.
ing elected the following officers to serve
for the ensuing term Mrs. Emma Far
mer, past councillor; Mrs. Ella Van Nor
man, councillor; Miss Minnie Estes, vice
councillor; Mrs Theada Smith, secretory;
Mrs. Rebekah Mayer, chaplain; +. d.
Farmer, treasurer.
When asked for news A. j. Shaw told
THE HERALD reporter that he and his
wife had some warm words on Monday
and that she left him and took the train
for Tacoma. She was accompanied by
her son but Mr.. Shaw rather expects to
see them back after the weeks Fourth of
July festivities are over.
Abbie Jordan returned from North
Dakota on Friday last, He says the con-
dition of the country was such, owing to
the failure of the crops, that Mr.. Larson
concluded to take the two cars of horses
shipped by them on to St. Cloud, Mimi,
in hopes OF effecting sale there.
Every cash purchaser is entitled to
coupon tickets at Greene's, redeemable
in dishes of your own selection from
their stock, which is the largest and
choicest in the city. "A
Kleis & Bonds delivery horse took
fright at the noise of the discharge of
uIe-CI hCkeTS Ou Iue cNtuIuK Vi July olu
and ran away. Little damage was done
to the wagon.
Mrs. Samuel McCaw leaves this week
for Tacoma with her little girl, where
she oes TO have the latter's eyes treated
by specialist.
Charley Churchill was thrown from a
bucking horse on the evening of the
Fourth and had his face badly bruised.
Hay Forks, Sings. Hay Carriers, Rope
and all the other necessaries for the hay
field at the Yakima Hardware Co.'s
Mrs. C. G.. Fletcher has gone to Ia
coma to receive treatment for throat
troubles.
Avoid malaria by drinking Yakima
mineral water. Yakima Bottling Works.
Mrs. f. E. James and daughter are
visiting relatives at Eugene, OREGON.