The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-09-24
LOCAL nREVIrIEs.

d -MhLtiouI NJ thAluA Oltyp SepteuDtr
q, f. Hager to Miss Emma stedman.
Died, at North Yakima, Sunday, Sep
lember 20, infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John G. Boyle.
Rev. Mr.. Proper, state Baptist mis-
sionary, will preach at the Presbyterian
church Friday evening.
The rush for land in the Mckee val
ley continues, Sound parties besieging the
land Office nearly every day.
The public schools are rapidly filling
up with scholars now that hop picking is
done and the hot weather is over.
-Ellensburgh's baseball nine has given
up the idea Of tackling the Yakima boys
until the latter has played a game with
Roslyn.
Rev. John Uren will deliver his fare.
we'll sermon at the Methodist church next
Sunday, he having been located at Colfax
for the next year.
Contractors on the Sunnyside and
Selsh bitches were in town this week lay
ing in big supplies in order to increase
their forces and push matters.
The suits Of Frank weddle and VIM.
Badger against the Cispus Coal company,
for wages aggregating $40, was decided in
favor Of the plaintiffs Tuesday.
Advertisers seem to have combined
in an effort to curtail our news space this
week. II this thing keeps up they will
compel The HERALD to enlarge.
Professor Mulch, high grade phren-
ologist, successor 10 D. s. Fowler, will
lecture at Mason's opera house Saturday
evening on love, courtship, marriage, etc.
Yakima people visiting the exposi-
ton at Tacoma are loud in their praise Of
Mr.. Ross and others who superintend the
Of our exhibit. II is said to
be unsurpassed.
-Mason's opera house should be crowd
ed this evening. The two eminent speak
ers, Messrs. Bynum and Beck, will ably
entertain the largest audience the house
will accommodate.
w. B. Morse, Of the Wenas, viii
speak at the court house next Tuesday
evening on the question Of sheep depre-
dations and the necessity Of taking meas.
ures to check them.
Only a few days longer remain in
which nominations for mayor and coun-
Gilman can be made. Steps should be
taken at once to put the best timber OBJ
tainable before the people.
The regular meeting Of the Yakima
Farmers Alliance will be held in Beck's
hall on Saturday, October 8, at O'Clock.
Very important business will be brought
up and an election OF officers held.
The horses attached to the Hotel
Bartholet bus took a spin down First
street Tuesday without the guiding hand
Of a driver. They were halted by two
Indians without damaging anything.
S-Hop picking ia now abont ovsr and
Yakima GROWERS saw thew have nave, Lad
q bigger yield or finer quality than the
yards are turning out this year. The low
price offered il the onlv tb;no that sooU,.
to make the hop man unhappy.
Professor Mntcb n nbra,o,oo;s, =,
rannta and vbo h.or. ,,;,h
him the highest ancomiDm. ot rrom;noD,
men throughout The country has hoon
creating considerable interest at a seris.
of lectnres Al Mason,s oDor. bor.o .h;s
week.
Owing to the fact that the Tacom.
and Portland expositions ave in ororo,;or
and the Unavoidable absence from an,
citv Of the movino sn;r;,s ,ho M;sson-;.na,
second animal Iennion has hoon ro.t
poned. and the new doto hos not No, -
fixed upon.
"A series Of anti fnot uDc,e, xh;.Lov
lectures will be delivered bv the wei,
known lecturer. Mrs stevers a, the M
E. church, ON Tuesday and Wadnosdov
evenings. september 70 and On commsnc-
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