The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-06-14
CAUGHT on THE FLY.

| Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Fechter and Mrs.
Jennie Bartholet left for Seattle this
morning for a vsi, of few days.
Mrs. F. B Shardlow represented the
Yakima Woman's Relief corps at the en-
campment in Ellensburs Monday.
Capt. j. T. kingsbury has sold his
building on Yakima avenue to Turner q
Fletcher, who have been occupying it for
some time past.
G. q. Hoyt returned this morning from
Nebraska, where he attended the funeral
OF his father who died just before he ar
rived at his bedsi de.
The North Yakima Hedge Fence Co.
has been incorporated with capitalza-
ton OF $4,000. A nursery for the prop
aga.ion of the Usage orange and honey
locust will be started in this county.
Frank Snipes and Miss Mary B. Fred
elick We're married on Tuesday evening,
June II, by Rev. Mr.. Crockett of the
Christian church. The wedding was OF
a private character, only q few of the
closest friends OF the bride and the groom
being present. Mr.. and Mrs. Snipes
have gone to housekeeping III the Cad
well building.
Nothing has been learned regarding
the identity of the man who was
drowned in the Columbia river on Nav
81. He was seen on raft made OF rail-
road ties a short distance above Priest
Rapids, and parties on shore endeavored
to warn him OF his danger, but he paid
no attention. Fred Piley saw him about
3 80 in the afternoon as he was about en-
tering a dangerous channel. A pile of
rocks obscured further view, but a short
time afterward the raft was seen and the
man had disappeared. He was unques-
tionably drowned.
Westport by the Sea, is an especially
attractive name at this season of the
year, and is brought again to the atten-
ton OF the citizens of Yakima by the
special round trip rate OF IS 20 granted
by the Northern Pacific, and by the
presence in this city OF Robert Lowry,
proprietor of the Pavilion hotel. The
Pavilion is we'll known by citizens of
Yakima who have visited the coast dur
ing the heated term, and has become
deservedly popular. Mr. Lowery has
N any friends and patrons in Yakima
and expects 10 have more than ever this
season, az all who have had the pleasure
OF being he guests OF this house are
most earnest in their words of praise re-
gar ling the manner in which every wish
and comfort is anticipated at the Paw
lion.
supplemental articles of Incorporation
OF the Washington Farmer Publishing
Company have been filed with the county
auditor this week by Leigh r. Freeman.
Mr.. Freeman has at last struck wonder
ful scheme. The company, he states,
has paid up capital of $50, 900 and is to
give millions away to 'hnstlers." The
price is 81 per year. and share OF stock
goes to the subscriber, while the canvas
ser gets half the money paid for the sub
scription. 10 addition the company will
give to the canvasser securing the largest
number of subscribers $4,000. two.
story, brick block. Other canvassers
will be given property in Yakima, Ana
cortes, Gibralter and Port Angeles, IN all
more than 1000 parcels, which the COM
pany owns. Warranty deeds to the
property are to be issued as soon as 80, 900
shares are sold. Mr.. Freeman has gone
to the Sound to start the ball to rolling.
1t is certainly brilliant conception and
worthy OF Colonel Selers-or Freeman