The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-07-11

sick at his home and fears are enter
| tained that it Is an attack of pneumo
mia. He is one of the proprietors Q
the Yakima Brewing & Mailing com
pany.
4 Civil Engineer Earnest McCulloh, ae
! companied by I'VE men. have gone I
/ the Cowlitz district where they Will d
I some surveying for the North Coas
railroad. They expect to be gone un
/ it'll September
]. II. Dills of the Star Clothing com
pany is shy bicycle. which was Dor
rowed or stolen from the front of hi
store on Saturday last. The saddl,
was marked Pearson i'm metal let
ters Mr.. Dills will pay Il reward fol
the return of his wheel.
J. :. McMurry of Eugene. ore whC
was here three or four weeks ago look.
ing over the resources of the country
has returned. He expects his son tc
arrive today from Hoquiam. Together
they will look over the country, and
will most probably locate
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Bunnell ret1rned
] Tuesday evening from a thr,.a weeks
V 1T j. seattle and Tacoma. MIR. t'un
n ~ reported the weather on ,hc sound
unusually warm the past few days. II
t"'lt especially depressing TO reolI
from he east side of the mountt,us.
Claud Briggs and family left
Saturday for Soda Springs, where Mr..
Briggs has rented the w. l. Lince
grounds. The folks will remain there
a fxvn ont he Mr. NJ all
spend a few days there before re-
turning.
p. Butcher, the popular auctioneer
representing the Oriental Auction com
pany, has just closed the most success
full auction sale ever held in this city
closing out the entire Bon Marche
stock in the remarkable short time of
ten days.
Walter +. Tuesley has just installed
in the Yakimay Bindery a large new
power paper cutter, the only machine
Of its kind in the state outside the
largest cities. The Improvement was
made necessary by the increase in the
bindery's business.
Louise Walton, who was sentenced
to two years in the penitentiary for
grand larceny and Clarence Brace SEN
fenced to the same term for forgery,
were taken to the Walla Walla peni-
Tertiary Friday evening by Deputy
Warden A. B. Estabrook.
Mrs. F. l.. Pitman celebrated the 4th
in North Yakima with her husband,
Mr. F. L. Pitman. who is chief engineer
of the North Coast railway, having
my hot Ia
sound. where she and their daughter
Hazel spend the summer months.
D. L. Druse and son, Albert. left
Tuesday on the limited for st.
Paul. After a visit at the old home in
Minnesota they will continue their
journey to Boston and other eastern
cities, putting in till the first of Sep
TENDER sightseeing and recuperating.
Messrs Erwin K Burke. who recently
purchased the Scott studio, are now
ready for business. The have CONSOLE
dated two large photograph gallery
plants and are now equipped to do
anything in the photography line from
the cheapest to the most expensive
kinds
f. G. Orr of Fruitvale fell off load
of hay in the Selah Friday, badly
bruising his back and breaking some
ribs He was engaged in hauling hay
from the Selah TO his home in Fruit
vale when the accident occurred, While
he is badly hurt. his condition is not
considered serious.
W. w. FELTON, received word Thurs
day of the sudden death of his son,
Luther FELTON,, at Canton, MINI. early
in the morning. The young man is in
charge of the railroad yards at that
point. and while at work dropped dead
without any warning. The deceased
leaves wife and one child.
H. Catalan will leave in 4 few days
for the Yellowstone National park.
After enjoying week or two there he
will so to New York city and purchase
his fall and winter stock of cloaks and
suits. Coming home. Mr.. Catalan will
return via San Francisco and visit for
a few days with his mother and sis
tiers.
Attorney Logan H. Roberts left last
night for Lincoln, Neb.. where he will
join Mrs. Roberts, who has been visit
ing in the east for month. After
SpeHQllS d COuplc VI WtShS IA AiASSA4A
they will so to Colorado, and from
there to the coast, where the remainder
of a two months vacation will be
spent.
Howard Atchison placed two large
rattlesnakes on exhibition in the win
dow of Camps westslde Pharmacy,
which he captured up in the Cowiche
last Sunday one of them has nine rat
ties and the other eleven. lie cap
tured the reptiles by placing the fork
ed end Of a stick over their heads until
they were placed in a box when was
covered over with screen.
Mr.. Nose Thomas, who is chief book
keeper for Mclaughlin Bros, the worlc
Col. Bryant, No. S2.915, dark ba,
stallion, Weighing 1900 pounds, car
be found at the Palo Alto barns OF
South Second street. Col. Bryan
was sired by Elton (17,S65), RECORD
2:21; son of Egotist (5,o1s), RECORD
2:22ls, sire OF Egazon 2:6h, anS
54 In list; his sire Electioneer Is!
in list. Here is horse of remark