The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-08-09
PENSKETCHESO Of THE WEEK
Brief Items Of Local News Gathered
by Ubiquitous Herald Reporters.
PITHY PARAGRAPHS SIZED UP,
Lights and Sidellghts Of Daily Doinss In the
Metropolis Of Central Washington Prepared
for the Entertainment Of Nu-
merous Readers.

Pleas Bounds and wife left on Monday
to spend week at Hot Springs.
Go to the Removal Sale at the Golden
Rule, H. II. Schott & Co. 80
Miss Thora Lund returned on Sunday
from months visit in Tacoma and
Cle-Elum.
Lester Coffin arrived in the city on
Saturday and will remain until after the
hop.picking season.
Miss Annie Kate Heiser and Master
Frank Heiser left on Tuesday for Seattle
for visit of month or six weeks.
Ed Lyons returned on Sunday from
the Sound feeling greatly improved in
health and "looking as fine as silk"
Fred Rowe has returned from the
Sound and resumed his position with l..
H. Dills & Go.
j. NJ. Brown returned on Tuesday from
Pendleton to take hand in the republic
can convention. He is one of the dele
gates from Falrview precinct.
The July number of the Washington
Historian contains memorial article on
the late George Spey Taylor, from the pen
Of R. X. Nichols.
Mrs. John Chandler and mother, Mrs.
Howell of Tacoma, stopped over Friday
in North Yakima on their way home
from Spokane.
H. D. Jory was in town Saturday from
his Sunnyside farm, accompanying his
children, who we're on their way to Soda
Springs for few weeks outing, as far as
this point.
Mrs. H. T. Bean and little girl are in
the city for few weeks visiting Mr.
Bean. They are stopping at Mrs. stones
On Front street.
See our new stock of Shot Guns and
Rifles. We have some extra good bar
gains this year. Yakima Hardware
Company.
Mrs. F. A. Alexander was confined to
her home last week bv illness. Mr.. Alex
ander is contemplating taking his wife to
Hot Springs, Ark. in the hopes that her
health may be benefited.
Eugene Ficks and Mr.. Knuppenburg are
hnroo fvoun n,klook ca
They have been building neat little
home for j. w. Turner and will return
shortly to put the finishing touches on.
About dozen young friends of Sidney
Miller, called upon the little invalid at
his home on the school section last Thurs.
day afternoon, carrying with them lib
eral supply of ice-cream and cake.
Henry Stone returned last week from
an extended visit in Klickitat county.
He brought back with him fifty head of
cattle including sixteen mich COWS. The
balance of the stock were yearlings.
DR.. Banks left on Sunday for Port
Tow nsend and other points on the west
side Of the mountains. He expects to be
gone three weeks and may visit his
brother on Vancouver Island.
Miller Freeman of the Rancho and
Range was an over Sunday visitor IN
North Yakima. Mr.. Miller was on his
way home from the Palouse and Big
Bend country, and reports large crops and
prosperous times. He is OF the opinion
however that the wheat crop estimate in
that locality is largely overstated, and
will be considerably short of 10000 900
bushels
William Mohr, who is the head OF
family of FIVE, became so entangled in
beer last week that he did not realize
what he was doing, and assaulted his
wife. His arrest followed and Justice
Tageard fined him $4,000. Mohr is
carpenter and as his incarceration would
work hardship on his family the SEN
tence was suspended during good behav-
ior.
Mr.. Powell, secretary Of the Seattle
com mission firm Of Goodwin & Co.. was in
the city last week and gave an interest
ing statement OF the first carload of pota-
toes which were shipped from Yakima
last year for Dawson. They were grown
by Henry Kampeter and bought through
Goodwin 4 Co. by Mr.. Williams. They
cost him $22 ton laid down in Seattle.