The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-09-16
PlTHl PARAGRAPHS SIZED UP

has been quite sick for several days.
w. T. Stewart and wife srcit a
pleasant Sunday with friends on the
Natchez.
Randolph Scudder is home from An
napolis, on his first vacation since en-
tering the naval academy.
Mrs. Harvey Conguon and two chill
dren are in Walla Walla for a couple of
weeks, the guest of Mrs. w. S. Offner.
Mrs. NJ. B. Miles is visiting with
friends at Butte and Anaconda, Mont.
Mr.. Miles will join her after the state
fair
Will Her has returned from a weeks
visit to the cities of the Sound, and re-
sumed his position in Otter Bros
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Fisch, who
have been visiting the Eschbachs, left
Monday for their home at Austin, Mimi.
via the Sound cities.
Mrs. E. B. Moore, who has been spend
ing the summer visiting in the east, re-
turned home last week. She was met
at Victoria by Mr.. Moore.
Best assortment of buggies and har
ness in the county to select from at
Nyman & Fraser's. Call in and see that
we are not disappearing. 36-tf
Mrs. w. T. McGann and two children
of Minneapolis arrived here Saturday
afternoon and will remain about six
weeks visiting her sisters, Miss Duffy
and Mrs. Phil Otter.
Fred c. Thompson of the North Yaki-
ma postoflice is taking his annual lay
off, visiting the cities of Seattle, Port
land and other coast towns.
Company f goes to camp with one
marksman. 81 sharpshooters and five eX
pert rifemen. They expect to challenge
any company in the regiment as well as
carry off every trophy put up.
Dick Ball came down Saturday from
HIS Idncu oH tHe Mic; bringing WIFI
him samples of copper ore from the
Dumping river that assay $40 to the
ton
An exhibit of Yakima fruits i'll
leading store of Seattle last week was of
such merit and interest that the Asso-
ciated Press took it up and telegraphed
description of the exhibit to all parts
of the country.
The Frye ruhn Co.. of Seattle, last
Friday shipped 1900 head of sheep from
this point to Kadiak Island. Alaska.
from which point they ship large bands
of stock to the mining sections OF the
frozen north.
Robert Fife came down from Gold
Hill last Friday and took SATURDAYS
afternoon train for the Sound. 1t is
darkly limited that his trip is in con,
nection with his mining interests. and
that big developments will likely re-
suit
Henry Otter is the proud possessor
of a cousin to Dan Patch, the famous
horse who broke the record at Readvillc
Mass. reducing the time to 80 Mil
ton" as Mr.. Otter calls his horse, is a
very snowy animal, and promises much
in the way of speed.
w. W. Robertson and O. A. Fechter
left Saturday night to attend the irri-
CATION congress at Ogden. Utah. W n.
Granger of Zillah was also a delegate.
If Yakima does not get the next ses.
sion of the congress, we will always
think our representatives couldn't get it.
A warrant was issued Monday for the
arrest of j. b. Lsbre of the Mckee.
charging him with using language cal
culated to provoke an assault. 1t seems
that Labre was dissatisfied with the
way things were conducted in the hop
yard of the Mckee company. and tried
TO incite riot. particularly against
Fred Mccoy and Others who look after
various interests there.
II your plumbing is out OF repair, ring
up 1904. Longuet. Kreader 4 Abeling