The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-11-06

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The LADIES ENTERTAIN.-Monday even
ing the ladies entertained their gentlemen
friends at the Hotel Yakima. The music
was excellent, a tempting lunch was
served, and all participating seemed to
enjoy themselves to the fullest extent.
A noticeable feature about the party was
that the toilets were more elegant and
there was closer approach to full dress
than ever attempted here before. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Pugsley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Courier, Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
roy, Mr.. and Mrs. Gets, Mr.. and Mrs.
White, Mr.. and Mrs. Graves, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Bartholet, Mr.. and Mrs. Fech-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Vance, Mr.. and Mrs.
Greer, Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Milford. Messrs. Humphrey, Will
son, Vance, Ross, Woodward, Teal, Cur
It's. Guilland, Win White, Frank BarthO-
let, Misses Dunning, Monroe, Wheeler,
Bailey, Cornett, Schanno, Barker, aud
Mrs. Ogden.
The DEMoSRATc RALLY.-The demo-
Gratis were disappointed Monday by the
non-arrival Of either Charles s. Voorhees,
or Judge Nash. Lee Fairchild, a pro-
hibitionist from Seattle, came in from the
Palouse country in the afternoon, and no
arrangement having been made for hall
in which be could speak, the democrats
invited him to participate in their meet
ing, which he did, and kept the audience
in continual roar with his witticisms.
Mr.. Fairchild has for long time had
charge Of the humorous department Of the
West Shore. Judge Reavis, VIM. Lee
and H. J. Snively also spoke during the
evening and contributed to make the
meeting q success.
A Coon REcoRD.-As an indication Of
the great things that can be done in the
fruitful Yakima valley, the success Of d.
J. Stevens Is cited. From 65 acres which
one year ago was producing but sage
brush, Mr.. Stevens this season took off
produce valued at over six thousand dol
lars, consisting Of Is tons Of onions, 2,4OO
bushels Of potatoes, 8 tons Of hops, 80 tons
Of carrots, 24O0 bushels Of potatoes, and
90 tons Of grain hay. Besides this he
raised 80 head Of hogs and other stock.
These figures are verified by Chappell &
Cox, who handled the produce. Mr..
Stevens says he is going to beat this rec
ord next year.
HYMKMAL.-W. Wallace Anterior, the
popular proprietor Of the Hotel Yakima,
was married on Sunday, November I'd,
to Miss Annie L. Sheffield. The cere-
mony was performed at the residence Of
the brides brother-in-law, DR.. o. NJ.
Graves, by the Rev. Mr.. Cornett, in the
presence Of only immediate friends and
relatives. The happy couple left that af-
ternoon for Tacoma, Seattle and Victoria,
followed by the we'll wishes Of host Of
friends. They will return about the Goth
Of November.
are that the successful candidates are
H. J. snively, F. d. Eshelman, G. o.
Nevin, E. A. Shannafelt, ]. A. Rockford,
W. II. Redman, J, G. Lawrence, DR.. J..
Jay Chambers, Dan Simmons, H. W.
Creason, F. HANDLE and Joseph Stephen
son. J. T. Eshelman has a majority Of
about l25 in this county, while IA pre-
cincts in Klickitat county gave Pierce "a
majority. The belief is gaining ground
that Mr.. Eshelman is elect0
JOINING THE NORTHERN PACTIc.-A
similar railway accident to the one below
town, happened near the tunnel Thurs
day night. Another axle on a passenger
train broke in two and tore the track up
10 q considerable extent, put no one was
injured. Evidently some one has been
selling the Northern Pacific inferior iron.