The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-12-17
LOCAL nREVITIEs.

Yakima club rooms.
Save money by buying your boots
and shoes Of Schott, the shoeman. A
John Stone reports that he has sold
his hops for 20 cents per pound.
Lots Of readable local items on the
outside pages Of The HERALD. Do not
overlook them.
"A marriage license was granted on
Monday to VIM. Splawn Of this county and
Mrs. Maud Wright Of Pasco.
"A. 4. switzer visited Fort simcOe
this week to make estimates on needed
repairs to government buildings.
The HERALD's last market report from
Tacoma quotes blue stem wheat at 81 per
bushel and little club at 81 cents.
Mr.. VIM. Ker, of the Mckee COM
pany, Is shipping 200 Of the 80 bales Of
hops grown by that company direct to
London.
You will find the best line Of boys,
youths and children's shoes ever brought
to the city-every pair waranted-at
Schott's. It
Lost, q leather dog collar studded with
nickel ornaments. Finder will be paid
for his trouble by leaving It at The HER
AID Office.
The costumes for the fremen's ball
masque will be here on Monday. Those
making first applications will have the
choice Of the suits.
Mrs. A. to Mrs. B., "Have you tried
Schott's IS hand-turned shoe?" Mrs. B.,
"Yes, l have, and they are the most com
Portable shoes l ever wore." At
Next week Friday will be Christmas
day, and The HERALD sincerely hopes that
1t will prove an occasion Of peace, happi-
ness and plenty to all Of its readers.
Mrs. Eliza D. Newell, wife Of Judge
Mason Irwin, formerly Of this city, died
at Olympia on Wednesday. The deceased
was the daughter of Ex-Governor Newell.
w. E. Simpson, the Tacoma commits.
sion merchant who purchased the larger
portion Of the Yakima watermelon crop
this year, has failed, with liabilities at
$500.
marriage Of Thos. ]. Mcdaniel,
known by his intimates as Jack" to
Miss Amy A. McLavy, was celebrated on
Tuesday. An awful din that night an
nounced the progress Of Charivari.
New mayors elected in Washington
cities last week are as follows: Colfax,
8. J. Chadwick; Colville, Robert E. Lee;
Spangle, E. H. Hinchcliffe; Garfield, S.
T. Laird; PRscO, Robert Gerry; Kettle
Falls, &. LedgerWood.
The Yakima club will give a social
entertainment at the club rooms We'd
nesday evening, Dec. 2Srd. Invitations
will be extended to the ladies, and each
member will be given the privilege Of In
Viting friend on this occasion.
If the decision Of Assistant Attorney
General Shields, that the child Of white
father and q hSlf-blood Indian mother is
. citizen and not an Indian, is affirmed
by the courts, there will be string up Of .
number who occupy reservation lands.
The Mckee company has just COM
pleted one Of the largest cattle deals Of the
season, having sold a band Of 1900 head
10 Messrs. Labaree and Loudon, Of Kitti-
tas and okRnogan counties. The terms
Of sale are private, but President Ker says
the prices received were very satisfactory.
The Christian Sunday school will
have a public Christmas tree at the
Christian church, Christmas eve. All
who may wish to are invited to have
their presents put on the tree. Presents
should be handed In Is early a. possible
Friday afternoon. The doors will be
open at Ppm.
Bad boys and girls INDUCED in skat-
ing last Sunday. The good boys and
girls went to Sabbath school. The bad
boys and girls were punished by seeing
the ice disappear under the mellow
weather Of the following day. The good
boys and girls likewise suffered. No
moral adorns this tale.
1t is reported on good authority that
letter has been received this week from
one Of Washington's senators stating that
the tenure Of Office Of Register Krutz is
now o matter Of but few days. 1t is I'M
derstOOd that Hon. R. K. Nichols will be
his successor, as he is endorsed by both
senator's and Representative Wilson.
According to the album Of Agricul-
tural Graphics," Just issued by the gov
eminent, th average yield Of corn per
acre in this state is PAS bushels; oats, SO
bushels; wheat, II bushels; barley, 29.l
potatoes, I'LL bushels; hay,
l3l tons. On potatoes and barley, Wash
lngton's average Is the highest Of any state
In the union.
I'D. E. Lesh and family returned from q |
visit to Iowa Sunday. Mr.. Lesh says
that he found no country equal to Yak
ina in his travels, and that be convinced
4 number Of the residents Of the Hawk
eye state that the best thing they