The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-05-30
Pen SKETCHES Of THE WEEK
Brief Items of Local News Gathered
by Ubiquitous Herald Reporters.
Metropolis Of Central Washington Prepared
for the Entertainment Of M.
merous Readers.

Barbed wire by the carload. Cheap.
Coffin Bros. IS
Bishop Wells Of Spokane was here on
Sunday and held confirmation services
at the Episcopal church.
Save Five Dollars on your mower Buy
The Osborne at Coffin Bros. 20
George f. Wise went to Thorpe last
Saturday and held services in the bunker
church at that place GU Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Lyon has gone to Che
halls for three months visit with
friends. She will also visit in Seattle.
Smoked beef tongue at the Yakima
Cash Market. 13-4t
DR.. G. j. Hill left here last Saturday
for New Whatcom, where he expects to
practice medicine and make his future
home.
E. II. Hunter, of the Northern Pacific
freight Office here, accompanied by his
family, were at Spokane and Medical
lake for short vacation.
L. A. Jerdens OF the reform school re-
turned from Yakima this week after an
extended sick spell. He had been suf-
fering from intiammatory rheumatism.
-Chehalis Bee-Nugget.
Three dozen photographs for SOC. We
will duplicate the prices of the cheap
galleries and give you better work at the
Beck studio on First street 2l-5t
Wilson Teio, who was arrested on the
charge OF taking liquor onto the reserva-
ton, was dismissed last Friday by Com
missioner Hewlett, the testimony being
insufficient to hold him.
Senator Lesh OF North Yakima spent
few hours in the city yesterday. He
reports the fruit crop in that county
as being the best they ever had judging
from present rospects.-Ellensburg Lo-
CALLER.
Mart Maloney OF Walla Walla passed
through the city ON Monday ON his way
home from the western part of the state.
He was met at the train here by Col.
w. w. Robertson of the Republic and
was promised the wardenship of the
penitentiary.
Congressman Francis Cushman and
mother and Mrs. j. A. Pease Of Tacoma
came to North Yakima last Saturday
and spent Sunday here. They made
the trip merely for pleasure and to get
a short outing.
J. J. Alsop, who has been here for
week or two selling dip to the sheep
men, returned to San Francisco last
Saturday to remain during the summer.
While here he supplied nearly all the
material used this spring in dipping by
the sheep owners.
A fire alarm was sent in from some
source last Friday afternoon, and with
their usual promptness, the tiremen got
out with their apparatus ready for work.
But there was no fire, and the alarm
proved false one, thus demonstrating
the necessity OF fire system in this city.
lensburg Saturday afternoon and re-
manned over Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Wood
conducted quarterly meeting services in
the Ellensburg NJ. f. church in the place
OF the presiding elder, Rev. Mr.. Warner,
of The Dalles. Rev. ]. L. G. stiverson
conducted the morning services at the
NJ. f church in this city.
The June number of "Outdoor Life"
published at Denver, Col, has reached
this office. 1t is full of interesting mat
ter for lovers OF out door life and is hand
somely illustrated throughout. One ar
ticle is entitled: "Af1oat and Afoot in
the Cascades" by w. F. Babcock, which
details trip to Lake Chelan and the
surrounding mountains in this state.
The illustrations are finely executed and
depicts some wild scenes in that Won
derful country. There are many other
articles on fishing and hunting in the
rockies in this number that are full of
interest. The illustrations are mostly
from photographs and give life in the
wilds in the reality. The price OF the
magazine is 10 cents and it can be pur-
chased at any bookstore.