The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-02-26

Maids Supper and its accompanying
entertainment was q decided success
artistically and financially. The opera
house was early filled by an audience
that showed it's appreciation Of the efforts
Of the entertainers by frequent applause
and marked attention. The singing Of
Messrs. Cornett and Lombard, Mrs Hors-
ley and Miss Allen was excellent, while
the milk cans, pump and chalk, the
farmers and VILLAGERS acquitted them
selves In q manner that won the appro-
baton Of all. The dairy maids drill was
a. perfect clock work and showed that
Miss Hattie Sawyer has decided ability
as drill master. Another pleasing fea'
ture Of the evening was the instrumental
music furnish by Mrs. Ed. Whitson and
Prof. L. G. Read. About $40 was rea-
lized from the entertainment.
ANNIVERSARY OF PYTMANIsM. - The
Pythians celebrated their 9th anniversary
Thursday last with great eeIdt. After the
parade the opera house was visited, and
Judge G. B. Graves made most excellent
address, which was listened to by an APP
preciative audience. In the evening John
Jack and Annie Firman held forth at the
opera house, under the auspices Of the
order, and the biggest house Of the season
was the result. After the theatrical en-
tertainment about seventy-fve knights
and guests sat down to bountiful spread
at the Hotel Yakima, to which full JUS
tice was done. It was on the program to
close the evening with dance, at which
the knights would appear in their knight
clothes, but through some misunderstand-
ing the musicians were not notified Of
this intention and as result the dance
was abandoned.
The MILITARY BALL.-The ball Of COM
pany E, Monday evening, was, as pre-
dicted, very enjoyable affair. Sixty
tickets were sold and the company netted
about $25. During the evening the COM
pany gave an exhibition drill in which
II showed much proficiency. One Of
pleasant features OF the occasion was tne
presentation by the company, through
Captain MacCrimmon, OF a silver cake
basket and caster to Sergeant J.J. Bacher
and wife, whose marriage on Sunday is
cherished as an event in the history OF
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over the depredations OF some monGrel
dog. The dog is unknown, but ne must
be mongrsl or he wouldn't be 30 thor
Oughly cultus. Within the last few days
he has cleaned ont dozen chicken
houses, and in the neighborhood OF a
hundred deaths are laid at his door. His
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the weed will find that the finest stock Of
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