The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-04-10
LOCAL BREvITIEs.


consumption.
Fifteen new phones were received
this week by Manager Stone Of the tele-
phone exchange.
"A marriage license was granted to
John L. Richards and Miss Angelina Arm
strong on the 9th inst.
"A meeting Of the Girls Guild will be
held at the residence Of R. K. Nichols
Saturday afternoon at O'Clock.
DIR. Nevius has made arrangements
to remove to Grays Harbor in May, and
another clergyman iS to Be called to this
parish.
"A handsome Easter cloth adorned
the pulpit of the Episcopal church on
Sunday last, the work and gift Of Miss
Thornton.
The emigrant house 10 being enclosed.
It will be ready for occupancy by the first
Of next week.
The pupils Of the public schools will
give an entertainment at the opera house
on the 18th inst. for the benefit Of the
school library.
On Sunday, April 10th, Rev. Father
Faber, Of ElIensburgh, and Rev. Father
VirtOr Garland, Of this city, will exchange
pulpitS for that day.
-Chas. W. Bolt and Miss Rose Acker-
man we're married at the Catholic church
on Tuesday. A reception was afterwards
held at the Bartholet hotel.
"A movement is on foot to build an
opera house, to cost in the neiGhbOrhood
Of g 1000, on Second street. Those hav.
ing the project in hard claim that 1t is
sure go.
Evan McAffee, the colnred man who
shot and killed James Henderson, the
janitor Of the Nash block, at Ellensbursh
on Christmas day, has been sentenced to
twenty years in the pen.
Richard Flynn, formerly employed
by the Mckee company, and more lat
terly foreman on the Selah ditch, died on
Wednesday, the 9th inst, from injuries
received when thrown from q fractions
horse.
Edward G. Smith, who has been very
low with consumption for months past,
died on Saturday last. The Knights Of
Pythias took charge Of the remains, which
were sent to his old home in the east on
Sunday.
Superintendent Robertson and the
teachers presented all the members Of the
Episcopal Sunday school with colored
eggs on Easter day. The services at the
church were very interesting and were
well attended.
The abortion case Of the state against
L. N. LaPointe, which has been agitat-
ing Ellensburgh for the past year, will
be tried at North Yakima, Judge Graves
having granted the defendant'S petition
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Burglars attempted to enter Red
fields iewelry store Monday evening by
removing the fastenings OF the rear door,
but Jeweler Hall. who sleeps in the build.
ing, fired shot from his revolver through
The door and scsred the miscreants aWay.
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