The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-02-13
LOCAL BREVlTIEs.

opera house Friday night.
Next Wednesday will be Ash We'd
nesday, the beginning Of Lent.
Col. L. 8. Hewlett has had phone
placed in his Office. Ring up q.
The great McKanlass will be with Us
Saturday night backed by . strong
company.
John CIenan:received nine car loads
Of corn from Nebraska this week for his
feed chopper.
Harry Spinning has sold to L. Mac
Lean lots l, 2, 8 and 4 in block 100. Con-
sideration, 5000.
Born. at North Yakima. Saturday,
Feb. sth, to the wife of. R. COe, q son;
weight, 10 pounds.
Harry Spinning purchased this week
through Fred r. Reed & Co.lots II and Is
in block 10 for 1850.
Robert Bennett has added another
new and handsome chair to his barber
shop in the Hotel Yakima.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Whitson en-
terrain their friends this evening with
progressive halma and euchre.
Il. 4. Grimes has been appointed re-
ceiver Of the Affairs Of Lloyd Bros, the
busted EIlensburgh and Buckley mer-
chants.
The Young Peoples Society are
arranging to bring out Ten Nights in .
Bar-room" under the direction Of Harry
Barrymore.
There il o station on the Central
Washington railroad named Govan, In
honor Of Engineer Bob Govan, formerly
Of North Yakima.
y. G. Berry has arranged TO place .
handsome advertising desk In the Hotel
Yakima. The cards are being printed at
THR HERALDpnice.
LOOK out Tor bogus Stanley books.
Call on Luther Martin for the authentic
history Of SANKEY'S last explorations. It
IL an interesting volume.
-Ellensburgh society people last week
brought out the cantata esther, the
Beautiful Queen" Mrs. ". R. Abrams
took the role Of Esther.
Mrs. J. W. Masters desires to pub
licly thank those many friends who
showed her and family 80 much kindness
during their great bereavement.
The Spokane Chronicle, in speaking
Of the McKanlass troupe, says: 1.-THE
phenomenal children. VILE and Patti,
are the biggest little team We have ever
seem"
-Messrs. Fred R. Reed 4 Co. bought on
Tuesday the southeast quarter Of the
northeast quarter Of section 50, township
10, north Of range IS east. COnsidera-
ton, 1890.
The hard times have played smash
with another Ellensburgh institution.
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e. R. Leaning has plenty Of peanuts
for seed. They are Yakima grown and
as fresh rs . daisy. They make better
- A.. 49, .kinrnl In hapa Val.
80 '.An NO 30, 'n,pp'o :, 49, d.. :.
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Il. 8. Darland estimates the loss Of
sheep in this county during the past win
ter ct from Eve to ten per cent. Cameron
Bros. loss il said to be less than the
lowI e, ,,,, Hnns H ~ I,sn.- 80 -
Csn' " '"'' VIM sAu 'No "'
Ed G. Ross, ct one time editor and
proprietor Of the Walla Walla ONION, has
been appointed register Of the U. 8: land
Office for the Walla Walla district, to sue
coed Judge Ralph Guichard, whose only
fault, in the eyes OF the administration,
- 'nA' VI Os'"s U
-JaS. Stuart returned from Cls-Elum
on Saturday last, where he has been en-
gagged in building the big Ice house for
the Cle-Elum Natural Ice Co. He says
the thaw arrived too soon for the com
pany, Is they had only 1000 tons stored
when the mild weather set In. aka.