The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-08-26

Mob Hill 35-2n
Armsworthy & Benefits team tried
to run over the depot Monday afternoon
but only succeeded in breaking the
tongue out of the wagon.
Miss Mary Stewart of Seattle came
over last Wednesday to attend the fu-
neral of her brother, Edward E. Stewart.
She returned home Sunday evening.
Tobias Beckner was brought up from
pital for treatment. Mr.. Beckner is
suffering from rheumatism of the heart.
| w. H. Johnson, of the firm of C. G..
Wands & Co., of North Yakima, was in
the city this week visiting his mother,
Mrs. NJ. J. Durgan.--Ellensburg Dawn.
Sheriff DeBolt of Waterville, was in
the CITY last Saturday on official bust
ness. While here he was the guest of
his old townspeople, Mr.. and Mrs. f. L.
Sessions.
Robt. E. Smith formerly in the station
cry business in this city, writes THE HER
AID that he has gone from Los Angeles
to Azusa, California, and taken up his
residence there.
For Sale.-Owing to moving into a
smaller house, am DESTROYS of selling a
quantity of household furniture and
bedding. Apply to w. l. Lince, 8 south
| NatcheZ Avenue. 34-2t
Jos. Lannin of Sunnyside, the we'll
know horticulturist and fruit raiser, was
in the city Saturday in attendance upon
l,ll ,fvyn IN,
Office acknowledges pleasant call.
Mr.. Paul, originator of the Yeoman
order, from Des Moines, Iowa, is ex-
pected in the CITY about September l.
Mr.. Paul is touring the west in special
car. He is brother-in-law to Miss
Della Mccall, who is visiting the family
OF d. L. Stone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Leach have re-
turned from an outing to the Ahtanum
Soda Springs. Mr.. Leach has accepted
position with the Star Clothing Co.
He is first class gents furnishing man
and will make valuable addition to the
well known firm.
Mrs. Nathan Pierce and daughter, of
Milton, Ore, are here the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. I. w. Berry. Mrs. Pierce is
cousin to Mr.. Berry, and the widow of
the late Nathan Pierce, who was can
didate for governor of the state of Ore
gon, four years ago.
Bennett Griffin, representing Ellery's
Royal Italian Band, was in the city last
Friday, arranging for the appearance of
that popular musical combination, on
October 18th. This is the same band
that gave such fine satisfaction on its
western tour last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Curry and party
returned on Wednesday last from
months outing on the upper Natchez.
During their stay in the mountains they
enjoyed on several occasions the hospi-
tally of Mr.. and Mrs. E. X. Current :;
and appreciated to the fullest extent the
delicious dinners provided by the genial
host and hosters.
DR.. Barton was considerably startled
one day last week by the sudden crack
ing OF glass and the appearance, through
a front window to his store, of bullet.
Small pieces of glass scattered through
out the room. He is unable to account
| for the shot unless it could have been
stray bullet from the shooting gallery,
| III the Dlock opposite.
w. J. Roaf and family have returned
from their outing on the coast. They
were at place called North oh close
to the Quinault reservation, spot which
at the present time is not well known,
but will soon be recognized as leading
summer resort. The n. p. is now ex-
tending branch line to North Beach.
Miss Agnes Human who accompan-
led her brother Charles to this place
when he moved here to assist hisfather
in the land Office, returned Monday to
her home at Ellensburg. She will re-
main there but short time when she
will go to Gle Elem to teach school dur
ing the winter.
b. X. Current accompanied by his
wife and family came down Monday
evening from their homestead on the
Natchez above the Nile valley and will
remain the guests of Mr. and Mrs. f. A.
Currey of North Ahtanum Ave. a few
days. Mrs. Current will then leave for
an indefinite visit to relatives in Seattle
and Tacoma.
| A. S. Dam returned Wednesday even
ing from business trip to Ellensburg.
He, together with Claud Briggs, Judge
Davidson and others are interested in
the development of copper mines on the
Skagit river. The judge has Just re-
turned from the mines and is greatly
pleased with the outlook. They are now
working three shifts of 8 hours each and
are making extensive tunnels The ore
is said TO be better than was expected
and the first assay showed over $50 to
the ton.