The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-06-10

MIS-. enHlug anu uduPnUer from Jne
Mckee while driving spirited team
down Second street at noon to-day met
with an accident that caused consider
able excitement for awhile besides in
juring Mrs. Penning slightly. The
breast strap of one horse broke and let
the tongue of the rig drop down. This
frightened the horses and they began to
run. After going short distance they
ran into tree and hitching post in front
of this office. Mrs. Penning was thrown
out, but her injuries were slight. The
young lady was not hurt
For Sale-A good 80 acre ranch; 20
acres in grass, 20 acres ready for the
pillow, the other 40 acres scattering trees,
easy cleared, all level; can all be irri-
gated; no water rent to pay new house
new wire fence all around "a rods
new flume. The purchaser gets crop
if bought before it is cut good home
for anyone. $1,000 takes it. Write or
call on Curtis Cooper on country road
miles from Gle Elum. 23-2t
DIR. Baker and family left this after
noon for Walla Walla where they will
visit for time before removing to Ever
EFT. DR.. Baker leaves large and
lucrative practice and with his family
will be greatly missed in the church and
social circles of the city. Mrs. Baker
will spend part of the summer in the
Blue Mountains in hopes that the
change will benefit her.
Handsome prizes will be given at the
Christian church rose carnival June 18th
for the best Yakima grown roses. Out
side roses will not be entered for prizes.
A good program, good music, strawber-
ries and ice cream are a few of the good
things in store for those who attend.
A good time is expected and everybody
is cordially invited to attend. At the
armory.
| II. r. Cox, grand master workman of
the A. o. U. W., for this jurisdiction,
was in the city Sunday as the guest of
Messrs. Taylor and Wylie of the Yakima
Tea Co. Mr.. Cox was on his way home
to Tacoma from Eastern Washington
where he had been on an official visit to
the lodges
j. P. McCafferty on Monday lost two
checks, one for 800 and one for $40,
both drawn on the Yakima National
bank. The former was drawn in Mr..
McCaffertys favor and the latter in
favor of E. Brain. Mr.. McCafferty has
! stopped payment on the checks.
Fisk & Son have established an ice
cream plant at l05 North First street,
and will enter into wholesale and re-
tail business. They will manufacture
ice cream and deliver it to anv part of
the city in any quantity.
Mrs. Snyder, Mrs. Bell and Miss
Wright have returned home from Pull
man to which place they went as dele
gates to the annual convention of the
State Federation of Women's clubs.
A surveying party is out locating
power site on the Natchez for the
electric railway. Horse Shoe bend,
above the mouth of the Teton, may be
selected.
7. II. wilkins returned Friday from
Illinois. Mr.. wilkins is the owner of a
nice little farm on Mob Hill and has
come back to Yakima county to re-
main.
County Supt. Dickey has been mott
! fled by the state attorney general that
union district cannot issue bonds for a
High school building.
Read the Boston store al and take
advantage OF the specials-one each day
throughout the month. Don't forget to
cut out the coupons. %.
DR.. +. p. Heliker OF Tacoma has open
ed an office in the Clogg building, and
is now ready to practice his profession.
For Sale.-A fine Jersey heifer, just
fresh. Will make a splendid family
COW. Inquire at this office.
The Woodmen of the World will give
a big dance in the armory on the eve
ming OF July 4th.
Simon p. Fogarty of Ellensburg spent
Sunday with p. A. Otter and family.