The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-06-21

Alexander McAlIister and Miss Edith
<. Gov, both of Yakima City. were mar
ried on Wednesday, June Goth. at the
home of the brides parents. by Rev. H.
M. Bartlett. Mr. McAllster is one OF
the leading sheepmen of the county and
his wife is charming young woman and
the daughter of the proprietor Of the
Yakima City Touring mills. They left
on the afternoon train for a tour OF the
Sound.
Matt Nooner, the lad who stole two
dollar.and-a-half cayuse, has skipped
away from the sheriff without even say
ing goodbye. He has been acting as
trusty and looking after the chores about
the court house when he concluded that
the life wasn't exactly to his liking and
bolted. Deputy Sheriff Sindall thinks
they will be able to put their hands on
him when they have more spare time.
j. M. Baxter is in receipt OF letter
from his son, Elgin, who is at Nome, in
which he states that his health has been
poor during the winter but that he lie
again in good physical condition and do
ing we'll with a promise of still brighter
things in the future. He says Bruce
Milroy has cleaned up $4,000, has val
liable mining interests and is making
money rapidly.
The croakers, who early in the season,
were claiming that the cherries were all
killed should see small limb of black
republicans that j. II. Needham brought
to THE HERALD office yesterday. How
the wood ever withstood the weight of
the fruit is marvel. Mr.. Needham says
he has six trees in his yard and all are
loaded down.
Prof. H. H. JOY of Tacoma left rather
unexpectedly on Wednesday for keokuk,
Iowa, for visit with his brother. The
latter had learned Of the professors i'll
health and extended cordial invitation,
accompanied by substantial check and
promise of a pleasant and beneficial
trip after reaching the Hawkeye state.
A. l.. Dilev returned OH Wednesday
from the Sound. While on the west side
he made seven arrests for perjury in
land cases. He brought back with him
A. B. Hall, arrested at Toppenlsh for
selling liquor to Indians, who was sen.
fenced to three months in the Yakima
county Jail.
George J. Gervals OF Yakima City has
brought suit for damages against Alex
ander McAllister. He claims $4,000 for
the loss OF thumb which was 80 injured
in personal encounter that the surgeon
was compelled to amput ate it.
James and A. w. Tlgard, Harry Rob.
erts and the Cameron Bros. have entered
into contract with s. Huntington & Co.
for part of their 1900 crop of hops at 10
cents per pound.
Don't miss Mrs. Cary's millinery sale.
A nice lot Of new and stylish hats trim
med for this special sale will be sold for
$l.00 each. Worth twice this amount.
Miss Eva Smith, of Moscow. Idaho,
formerly resident of North Yakima, is
the guest of Miss Grace Shannon on Mob
Hill, for a few weeks.
Rev. Crockett has erected a cosy home
on the Eshelman place, north OF the
city limits and with his family will move
therein next week.
Hay Forks, Sings. Hay Carriers, Rope
and all the other necessaries for the hay
field at the Yakima Hardware Co.'s
Mrs. Kleinsmith of Seattle Is in the
city spending few weeks in hopes Of
bene6ting her health.
Avoid malaria by drinking Yakima
mineral water. Yakima Bottling Works.
Buy your -four and feed Of Kleis &
Ron1 Prom nf doivayv Il