The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-12-31
LOCAL BREV1TIEs.

church 10 up.
Save money by buying your boots
and shoes Of schott, the shoeman. II
Social hop at the Hotel Yakima to-
night. Dancing from Q p. m. till 2 q. m.
"A very pleasant party was given yes
terday evening at the residence Of Joseph
Stephenson.
Born, at North Yakima, Tuesday,
Dec. 20, TO the wife Of Capt. J. G. Mac
Crimmon, Q son.
The first carload Of pipe for North
Yakima's sewerage system is being un-
loaded at the depot to-day.
Those matrimonially inclined should
remember that The HERALD carries a
complete stock Of wedding stationery.
You will End the best line OF boys,
youths and ehildren's shoes ever brought
to the city-every pair warranted-at
Schott's. It
Lincoln Camp No. 10, Sons Of Vet
Grams, are making arrangements for an
entertainment on the anniversary OF Lin
coins birthday, Feb. IL.
Mrs. A. to Mrs. B., "Have you tried
Schott's s. hand-turned shoe" Mrs. b,
"Yes, l have, and they are the most COM
Portable shoes ever wore" At
Owing to the party at the Hotel Yak
ina tonight, the regular bi-weekly recep-
tion at the club has been postponed until
Friday evening, January LIST.
The school entertainment at Yakima
City, Wednesday evening, was largely at
tended and very meritOrious affair. It
was followed by a social dance.
The new we'll boring plant for Stout
4 Co. was received this week and has been
taken to the John Mills ranch, where
operations will be commenced.
Read the afiidavits incorporated in
Fred R. Reed 4 Co.'S big advertisement.
No more complete account Of the produc-
tiveness Of the Yakima country could be
written.
The receipts Of the firemen's masque-
rade aggregated s246, which will net the
department over 800. Chief Reed and
the fire boys desire to return their thanks
to the public for their very general at
tendance.
"A Wyoming rancher is very anxious
for a wife. He says in his advertisement
that he is not particular about her looks,
her age or her fortune, and she need not
be q good cook, as he is something Of an
artist in that line himself.
"A law and order association has been
organized at Cle-Elum, with Walter Reed
at the head. This was found necessary,
owing to the number Of tough characters
who have drifted in there and the un-
usual number Of lawless acts committed.
The saCraments Of baptism and holy
communion will be offered at the Freshly
terrain church Sunday morning at IL
O'Clock. The caption Of Rev. Cornett's
address will be Sermon for tie New
Year" In the evening, at 7.3O, there
will be . song service.
Married, Thursday, Dec. 81, at the
residence Of Judge ]. B. Nelson, Frank
Sinclair to Miss Alice Nelson. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. W. H. Cor
nett, Of the Presbyterian church. The
HERALD extends heartiest congratulations
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Sinclair.
Another large invoice Of job papers
was received ct The HERALD Office this
week. The patronage Of our job printing
department has been greater during De-
cember than for months past, which is q
very substantial indication not only. Of
improvement in the times, but Of appre-
citation Of the high class Of work executed.
The secretary Of the South Bend
chamber Of commerce, in . private letter
to the editor Of The HERALD, says: "The
letting Of contracts for work on the Yak
ina & Pacific road east from Chehalis
regard as likely to occur within the next
six months. The contractors on the
South Bend end Of the line confidently
expect It,"
On Sunday, Jan. 3, the final ordina-
ton services Of the Rev. Rufus s. Chase
in Washington will be held in the Epis-
copal church. The bishop Of the diocese,
the Right Rev. John A. Paddock, and
Rev. Lemuel H. Wells, Of Tacoma, will
conduct the services. Morning prayer Of
half-past ten and rites Of ordination at
eleven O'Clock.
r. X. Nichols, secretary Of the republi-
can state central committee returned
from tour throughout eastern Washing
ton In time to spend Christmas with his
family and friends. His mission has been
the organization Of republican clubs, and
be has visited most Of the towns Of any
importance on the east side Of the Cas-
cades, as we'll as many on the west side.
L. George Hauel, aged q years, died
on Tuesday, Dec. 20, Of quick consump-
ton. The deceased was q carpenter, and
q very worthy young man, and his I'M
timely death falls with crushing force on
his family and his parents. He leaves .
wife and one child. The funeral services