The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-08-02
What is Going on Daily Of interest to
All Our People.
BRIEF Personal NEWS NOTES
items OF Personal and Local Mention Put
Into Condensed Form for THE
Herald's" Busy
Readers.

Cdupcu al Coud CPiiukos
A car load Fish hacks and buggies
best in the world. Coffin Bros.
Mrs. A. J. Splawn and son leave this
week for an extended visit on the Sound
Mrs. w. W. Robertson and child
left on Sunday for Chehalis to pass the
balance of the summer.
L. j. Rogers and family are among
the recent additions to the Yakima col
ony at Westport Beach.
John G. Boyle returned on Saturday
from Seattle. Mrs. Boyle will remain on
the Sound until the weather becomes
cooler.
The board OF directors OF the city
chools met on Thursday night of last
week ami ordered special tax of mills
levied. The levy last year was 9 mills.
w. Simmons of the Willowa valley,
Oregon, arrived here last week for visit
with his brother, Capt. j. T. Simmons.
This is the first meeting of the brothers
in quarter Of century.
Andrew Gibson arrived on Monday
from Idaho to spend a day with his
brother and other relatives. He has
been engaged in railroad work in the
Clearwater country and was enroute for
Tacoma.
i l.. w. Haworth returned on Friday
last from the Sound where he spent sew
eral weeks in rest and recreation. He
has again resmed his position on the Re.
public.
A. s. Carpenter, the we'll known fruit
buyer, has been looking over the or.
chards for several days during the past
week. He left on Wednesday for Walla
Walla but expects to return shortly and
remain for month.
Rev. and Mrs. H. NJ. Bartlett, accom-
panied by the choir boys of St. Michael's
church left on Tuesday for a mont b 8
outing in the Tietan basin. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. SCHNEIDER will occupy the Epis
copal rectory during the absence of the
Bartletts.
Miss Mary Jones OF Lexington, Mo-,
arrived in the city the first of the week
and has taken charge of the Western
Union Telegraph Office during the
months vacation OF Miss julia Davis,
which will be passed with her sister in
Walla Walla.
The managers OF the Portland Street
Fair are endeavoring to arrange with the
local lodge of Elks for a big excursion
for Elks' day on the 9th of September.
Assurances have been given that if 200
that rate of cent mile can be Sc.
cured.
Capt. Kingsbury. Sydney Arnold. De-
los Kingsbury and Viewers Crane, Crory
and Mccoy spent several days last week
in locating very important county road.
1t begins at Nick Schuller's place on the
Natchez, crosses the divide into the Cow
ychee and then takes up the north fork
of the Cowychee, through the Weddle
canyon, to the rim of the Tietan, a dis.
lance of twenty-five miles.
Deputy q. s. photographic Engineer
Arnold and Captain J. 7. Kingsbury will
go to the Little klickitat river this week
to report upon the practicability of turn
ing the waters OF that stream into the
Ahtanum for irrigation purposes. They
will also gather data regarding reservoir
sites so as to be ready TO report to Mr..
Newell, the chief of the photographic de-
partment, who will arrive here in August
to remain for month.
j. Allen of the north fork OF the Cowy-
chez, started for the city with his family
on Saturday last. They were in a hack
drawn by pair of buckskin cayuses.
Mr.. Allen happened to drop the lines,
which gave the cayuses the opportunity
they had evidently been looking for as it
tooh thcui uut a ohofi tiuc W oSattci tuc
occupants and the vehicle over ten-acre
field. One of the children, boy, is sui
fering from conclusion OF the brain as
result OF the runawaw, but DR.. Gordon
is of the opinion that the injury is not of
a dangerous character.
, Go to the Removal Sale at the Golden
Rule, H. II. Schott & Co. 20