The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-05-09
LoCAL BIsEvITIEs.

Casper Fenerbarh has had his barber
shop re-papered and painted.
| delegate John D. Allen will leave
Washington for home next Wednesday.
"A strawberry festival will be given by
the ladies' Of the Presbyterian church on
the 2lst inst.
The commissioners have appointed
DR.. @. J. Taft county physician for the
ensuing year.
Reverend Cheadle Is building resi-
dence on the west side near the COngre-
gational church.
The Centennial hall, which is being
rebuilt and modelled as lodging house,
will contain twenty-five rooms.
Harry Spinning purchased this week
the old IXL building and fifty feet on
First street, paying therefor 1900.
The Empire" gowns have struck
Yakima with great force and all Of the
dressmakers are busy on this new fancy.
The county commissioners have adj
vertised for proposals for painting the
three new bridges. The estimated cost is
$500.
The contract has been let for digging
three miles Of the east end Of the selah
ditch. The fume work will commence
Monday.
Al Churchill IL having a new front
placed in his saloon building. Mr..
Churchill has just refused $1,000 for this
property.
Bishop Paddock will visit Yakima on
Sunday next and hold confirmation SER
vices at st. Michael's Episcopal church
at the usual hours.
The city fathers have ordered the
drawing Of a warrant for $lGO5. IL to pay
John Buckley for grading Yakima ave
nue. from First to Third street.
r. StrObach has rendered his resig-
nation as justice Of the peace and city
Justice. He will probably be succeeded
by R. B. Milroy or o. +. Weed.
I The plat Of the new cemetery has
been received and accepted. 1t has been
named the "Tehoma," and the work Of
Identifying II will begin at once.
The Mckee company have fifteen
acres in tobacco this year. The product
Of fifteen acres in Yakima is equal to
Is acres in other tobacco districts.
The boxes and labels for the Mckee
cigars will be here next week. There is
one man at work now rolling the cigars,
and three more have been engaged.
Eli Perkins, the greatest huniorest in
the world, will lecture at the opera house
May 80. Subject: PHILOSOPHY Of Wit
and HumOr." Don't fail to hear him.
1t is expected that an immense audi
ence will greet Eli Perkins May 81, as it
is Decoration day and great many peo'
pie will be in town. Don't failto get YOU
seats early. Tickets for sale at Allen q
Chapmans'
p. D. Brooke, Of Homework, sent to
the HERALD Office, on the 3rd instant,
ripe strawberries grown on his ranch
THE earliest Yakima strawberries report
ed were picked on the LIST day Of May
They are now general in the market.
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