The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-09-26
REPDRTOR|AL SHORTSTOPS
What is Going on Daily Of Interest to
All Our People.
APPROPRIATE TO THE TINES.
Items OF Personal ana Local Mention Put
Into Condensed Form for THE
Heraid's" Busy
Readers.
,PPROPIATE TO THE TINES.

DR.. J. Il. Burns was called do Spokane
last Saturday on professional duties.
Miss Bessie Boyle has gone to Spokane
to enter school for the coming year.
Lester Coffin returned home to Lewis
ton, Idaho, Monday after short bust
ness visit here with his brothers.
Mrs. Leigh r. Freeman took Wednes-
days train for st. Paul to visit her
mother, Mrs. Mary Whitaker.
Mrs. d. l.. Druse returned last Friday
from Minnesota to which place she was
called to the bedside of her dying father.
d. L. Thacker was in Spokane last
week as delegate from this place to
the Grand lodge Of the Woodman Of the
World.
w. A. Lee of the Ellensburg Localizer,
accompanied by his wife and child, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Guthrie
over Sunday.
Miss AIMEE Porter came down from
her home at Roslyn last Saturday and
assumed her duties as teacher at the
Central school on Monday.
Prof. F. Fl. Plumb will return home
from Appleton, Wis, next Sunday, ac-
companied by his sister, Mrs Spafford,
who will remain here with him for an
indefinite period.
Rev. D. B. Eby OF Sunnyside, Rev. j..
U. Stiverson and Elder G.. E. Wise OF
this place, went to Salem, Ore, last Sum
day to attend the annual conference of
the Dunkard church.
A. +. Lille was taken to Seattle last
Saturday to be treated in a hospital
Since his return from the Sound few
weeks ago he has been very sick, but
had improved sufficiently by last week
to travel.
L. d. S. Patton, who came to this
place from Kentucky short time ago,
received his household goods this week
and has taken up his home at No. Is
South Seventh street. His goods were
10 days on the road.
A. z. Oliver, the newsdealer, was at
Davenport last week calling on old
friends. He was formerly in business
at that place and is well acquainted in
the country. He reports business BOOM
ing at Davenport and everybody prosper
ing.
The Northern Pacific is preparing to
lay new switch at this place to accom-
modate the business done here. There
are now seven miles of side track here
and if business continues during the
next three years as it has in the past
that many more miles will be needed.
John McClain was before Justice J. A.
Taggard last Friday on charge of as
saulting with deadly weapon Bear Arm
in the Mckee the night previous. Both
men are Indians from the Colville reser-
walton and have been engaged in picking
hops. They got into row and the as
sault followed. McClain was held in
$500 bail for trial in the superior court.
DR.. c. IL. Bugbee, the government
stock inspector at this place, was Motif
ed this week that his salary had been
increased by the government from $1,000
to $1400 year. The increase affects all
the inspectors OF the northwest, and the
reason for it is that there are not enough
men to fill the positions now open, and
salaries had to be raised to keep those
now in the service.
l. c. Richards and wife spent several
days last week at their summit ranch
They report that lots of people are trav'
cling to and from Yakima these days
and all stop at this place, as it is The
best comping place between Goldendalt
and Yakima. Some nights they have
as high as 80 transient horses in theil
barns and as many people at their hote
there. This is getting to be famou,
hostelry for travelling people on tina
road, and is under the able management
of Thurst Matters, OF this city. ~ Mrs
G. E. Morris, Mrs. Harry Morris, ane
Lou Sanders left here last week for tn,
Yakima hop fields.-Goldendal Sent