The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-09-02
Wapato.

Mrs. E. S. Smith is still quite sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Jones went to Fort
Simcoe Monday.
M. d. Moody took load of peaches
to Fort Simcoe Friday.
Karl Sinclair went up the Matches
Saturday after horses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniels were Parker
visitors Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Moore have re-
turned from their trip to The Dalles.
Will Coonse and Cora Newton of Par
ker were visitors at Wapato Sunday.
Mrs. L. Jellison is here visiting the r.
B Putnam and Harvey Jellison families.
Alex. f. McCredy is building new
barn to replace the, one recently burned.
Indians are hauling their wheat from
their farms near Fort Simcoe to Wa
patio.
Willard Olney purchased full blood
English Berkshire of j. NJ. Richardson
today.
Mr.. and Mrs Morris passed through |
the reservation on their way to their
farm Tuesday.
Prof Richardson visited his sister.
Mrs. S. C. Pettitt, of North Yakima,
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Jennie +. Cooper, sister of Mrs.
]. NJ. Richardson. starts from Minneap-
oils Sept. for Wapato.
Miss Emmiy Gibson came up from
Toppenish Sunday to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gibson.
Philip Olney raised 30 bushels of No
wheat per acre this season on sage |
brush land without any water.
Rev. T. H. Dry gave another fine SER
mon Sunday. He made an appointment
for two weeks from that day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gibson have re-
turned from Ellensburg, where they We're
visiting their daughter. Mrs. Martin |
Phil
Sherman Bissell of Outlook was up
visiting friends at Wapato Sunday and
Monday. He owns farm at that place
and is prospecting finely.
Mr. and Mrs T. A. Moore went to
North Yakima Friday to attend the flu
neral of Mr.. Blacks little child, their |
nephew. Interment was made in the
Tahoma cemetery.
{. ID. Lawrence came home from Par
ker Wednesday on account of being sick.
He was supervising IS or 80 hands at
the Nickols place He was able to re-
turn on the following day.
4. H. Smith was down from Fort |
Simcoe Wednesday calling on his ten
ants. He is now enjoying his ten days
vacation from his employment at Fort
Simcoe. From here he went to North |
Yakima He attended the funeral of his
sisters child
Mr. and Mrs James AYES of Roslyn
are here. Mr. AYES has worked i'm the |
mines at Roslyn two years. Mrs. AYES |
and children will visit her brother, Mr.. |
4. II. Smith of Fort Simcoe, while Mr.. |
AYES builds an addition on their house
ON their ranch. They expect to make
this their home Mrs. Ayes brother, re-
Gently from England, is also here.
Mr. Barnes and Mr.. Jory and their
families of Sunnyside stayed Saturday
night at Prof Richardson's place They |
were returning from an outing at the
Simcoe Soda Springs. They saw large
black bear with white face while at |
the springs. They shot seven times and
traced him for one day by the blood. |
but failed to capture him.
The citizens of Wapato as well a.
the parents are delighted with the young
fisherman. Leslie Pangburne. age five |
years. \ small branch of the Yakima |
river runs by the home of the little fish
erman, in which lie catches large noun |
tain trout, three of which measured Is. |
IA and l6 inches respectively, the last
one being a salmon trout