The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-07-12
THE YAKIMA HERALD.
THURSDAY. JULY Is, 1900.
NORTH YAKIMA AND VICINITY


ba es OF 1899 hops To Crossen Il Hubbard
at cents per pound.
Ed Butler came down from Wallace,
Idaho, last week aud says lie vii. re-
main until after election.
Mrs. o. A. Fechter returned on Friday
from an ENJOYABLE "trip to Seattle and
other points on the Sound.
Mle. J. W. Peck and Miss Peck. of the
Mckee, are in Tacoma spending the sum
mer with Mr.. aud Mrs. ". q. Heller.
Among the names of those to whom
pensions have recently been re issued is
that of Albert Chandler OF this city.
Miss Grace Ross, sister Of Mrs. George
n. Tuesley left on Friday last for Wal
lace, Idaho, where she expects to re-
main until fall.
VIM. Mills Of tie Mckee is home from
Da Nson, which he left on the 18th OF
June. He e> poets to make another trip
to the Klondike this season.
Congressman Cushman passed through
the city Saturday bound for Tacoma. The
high life OF Washington seems to agree
with him for he has lost some of his an-
gularities.
Dudley NJ ,Adow, manager for Kelar,
the prestldlsitator, was in the city
Monday arranging for the appearance Of
his chief at Larsou's.
made one OF the three judges in the com
petitiye drill OF the militia companies at
Tacoma on the Fourth. The Spokane
company carried off the honors.
John Edwards came over from Walla
Walla on Monday to spend few days.
He is at present employed as guard at
the penitentiary and the work seems TO
agree with him for he is in the pink of
condition.
Mrs. *. u. Mendelssohn Of Mobile,
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with her sister, Mrs. r. Strobach, who
has not been ia vigorous health for some
time past.
Married, on the evening of July Sd at
the home of the brides mother. Mrs.
Mary Sfford Mr.. Van Martin of Ellens-
burg and Miss Londa Sifford of Topper
ish, Rev. S. L. Burril of Toppenish Of
floating. The happy couple have the
best wishes OF their many friends.
Alex Sinclair left on Saturday for Sc
attic where be will be joined by his wife
and then they will take steamer for
California. They will spend a month
in San Diego and on their return Mr..
Sinclair expects to be accompanied by
his two young daughters.
Mrs H. B. Rgg and her sister, Miss
Calvine Jarnagin, left on Saturday for
Seattle where they will remain for about
six weeks. Miss Jsrnagin does not ex.
pect to return to Yakima but will go
Wallace Williams, wife and child left
on Saturday for visit of a couple OF
weeks to MIR. Williams former home in
Oregon City. Their little daughter, who,
by the way, is beautiful child. informed
THE HERALD man that "kiuley would
beat Bryan" The probabilities are that
Mr.. Williams is mainly responsible for
the prophecy.
John A. kingsbury writes from the
state agricultural college, at Pullman,
saying that he does not feel at home
without THE HERALD and instructs that
a copy be sent to him while he is attend
ing the summer school for teachers. He
says the school is good and there are
two hundred teachers in attendance, but
that the weather has been so cold that
the steam heaters have been brought into
requisition
Frank l.. Wheeler returned on Friday
from Portland where he was in attend
ance upon the meeting of the directors OF
the Cured Fruit Association An effort
will he made between this date and the
10th of August to secure additional sig
natures of growers who will market
their crops through the medium OF the
association.
j. j. Armstrong and Chas Lum re-
turned on Friday last from the Gold
Hill mining district where they have