The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-10-11

Mrs. Porter, sister of George 8. Vance,
and Miss Ditmars, returned on Monday
from visit of a week in Seattle.
Fred E. Alter, representing the Horst,
Lachmund Hop Co., is in the city inter-
viewing the growers.
Mrs. Pickett, mother of Mrs. j. E.
Banks, left for her home in Port Angeles,
Tuesday. after pleasant visit of six
weeks in this city.
Miss Glare Cameron, daughter of Mrs.
Emily Chambers, left on Saturday for
Tacoma where she is employed as CASH
Ter in the Stewart Il Holmes Drug store.
Fred Ornes and H. M. Korstad are in
the CITY making arrangements for the
publication of directory of North Yak.
ina. They have recently published d.
rectory for Dayton, WASH, but their
work here will be on a more extended
scale, due to the greater business import
ance and larger population of this city.
The Ellensburg public schools and the
state normal school. we're closed last
week owing to the appearance OF dlph-
liberia which resulted in the death of
Grace Gimour and Maude Beers. 1t is
claimed the disease has made no visible
progress although there are still several
persons who are down with it.
L. Frank Gordon, formerly clerk OF the
U. S. land Office of this district but now
claim attorney of the Great Northern Rail-
way Co., with headquarters in Spokane,
passed through this city on the west
bound train Sunday. Attorney Fred
Miller, with Olympia for his destination,
and "Sunrise" Cushman were also
among the passengers.
P. A. Bounds, with his sons Verne
and Ellis Bounds, and Thos Mckay,
visited the Tietan Basin last week on a
bear hunting expedition. The heavy
rains prevented them from getting around,
but Mr.. Bounds and DR.. Gordon expect
to make trip to the same locality as
soon as the weather becomes more set
tied and promise to bring back some
bear meat.
The Prosser Record announces that its
new owners are D. M. Angus and w. H.
Brownlow, and the latter's name appears
as editor. 1t claims it will hold an indie.
pendent position in politics, reserves the
right OF censure, retains the dignity of an
opinion on all questions and does not pro-
pose to apologize unless the other fellow
puts in an appearance without giving due
notice.
Rev. Robert A. Thompson and wife,
OF Mt. Sterling, KY, arrived in the city
on Friday last and expect to make their
home in Yakima. Rev. Thompson has
been selected to fill the pulpit of the Bap
fist church and the congregation feels
we'll pleased with the choice made. lie
is graduate OF the University of Ken
lucky and of the Baptist Theological
school OF Rochester, n. Y.
i Malcolm McLennan's big St. Bernard
dos may not be in possession OF all the
secret work of Odd Fellowship but one
day last week he was seen meanderine
down the avenue wearing the symbol oil
the order-the three links. The links
however, were the product OF some sau.
sage maker. The dog had evidently per-
Joined the bolognas somewhere, and
when last seen was going at lively gait
with one in his mouth, the other two
dangling from the string which hello
| them.
1t is well TO know that DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve will heal burn and stop the
pain at once. 1t will cure eczema
and skin diseases and ugly sores and
wounds. 1t is a certain cure for piles
Counterfeits may be offered you. SEE
that you get the original DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve. Jane.k's Drug Store.
Cheese Balls-Mix one cuptul of grated
cheese with half cupful of fine bread
crumbs. FIVE drops Of Worcestershire
sauce and one well beaten egg. Roll in
to small balls. place in q wire frvine
basket and plunge into boiling fat. Lee
them cook to light brown and serve al
ouce with the salad.