The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-11-26
MESS OF LOCAL POTPOURRI
Interesting Items Of HsVS from Yakima
and It's Suburbs.
BiGS - Gossip, Facts, R0ncAss, Per-
sOnaIS, and . HOdge.POage Of
Paragraphs 81 Every
Description.

he ConRreRationalists have concluded
that their church is too lar away trom the
center Of population and nave ntteo up
the StoreFoom in the OadWeii building
where services viii DO held during the
winter.
Lent. WyckofF Ia having a comfortable
cottage built on his farm On the bench to
inc neSs u sne cisy' NJ r''u'"'o !"
TUT Or0n"iu oA'ufOAy'
Fred R. Reed and Bert Hiscock left for
the Sound Saturday. Mr.. Reed returned
on Monday.
Tho D.w v.,shou.. n h. h,i,, INV Chan.
pell 4 Cox will be almost double the size
Of the one destroyed by FIRE, being 60x70
feet. It will be built Of corrugated iron,
which has been ordered from Chicago,
and b made are-proof, with iron shutters
and doors.
M Tash wits and ,h,s. ch;Id,sD
Ian MoDd.v n, " v;.,, ~ ,hrs. !, torr
veaLa vItb M Iasb,s ns,.nts a. steam.
boat Rock, Iowa.
TIL. No,.h.vr p.o,ec h.. .vD,s..ad .
w,II;D.nsss ~ nm, n " dsro. ~ Y.Siu.
CItv n n. c,t,,.D. w,lI huiId ooO0 49,
~ roadhed Ttjo ohont tina mi. .ct ~
irst,o. Ne. 49, ~ i, ...nS . vsrv
sm.II D;sco ~ hrs,0oS. q, ~. ooD,rsny
~ a. n. citizen. 10 A. Ne or.d,Do
CDR. Bill" the comedy to be presented
Saturday evening at the opera house, is
said to be decidedly Frenchy in tone and
.un " sa.Iy si'uN .S In. .nA' ~ ~ !
Iun ~ oo- "'sn'' in 'iiie' 'i''o' ~''e''' i's
PP
The Republic seems over-pertuTbed be-
cause TIE HERALD should receive pay
from the city for the work Il does. That
paper may rest easier when 1t learns that
The HERALD's bills have not been as
great a. the Republie'S BY over fifty per
cent. Perhaps an overhauling Of the Re
pUblie'S bills for city and county printing
= spokane RevSeW: Yakima papers state
tnat their section this year produced fruit
lar superior to that shown in the Califor-
th., it, . H., -,h;oh ~ n,.U.os-o ~ ~
a. .cLDowIad..d hS t ~, . SnS =.
oS;t s... LII hin V.L;1. ~ 49,
49, [rovD :. ona ., ,hs ~. ,,,;. 80. .s
ing sections in the west, but 1t 10 too bad
that the choicest products Of that locality
should now be used 10 induce immigra-
'lOn W OSiliOfnA'
Blue jean Is becoming q most popular
material for many home uses. II sheds
GuS' eASily Snu can % "ashee without
"nAnkins 0o,Or' anu ior 'neSe reasons u -
hkeo ior taole covers seats Tor partially
portisres. n sbouId be worked in a hold
Conventional DotterD nth voro linen =,
coar.e embroideyv .IlL and n moLo. a
apIsDd,d cover for an iDvaIid,s soI. DiIIow
worked with Ubite roDa Iinen
Rev. Mr.. Chase, Of the Episcopal
church, was Tor number OF years en-
gagged In the newspaper business in
Boston.
Falk Tenniaon. formerlv n dyu0Oiat nj
Tacoma. but RECENTLY from Australia Il
now In the employ Of H. IT. Allen a. nyo.
acript;on clerk.
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LIST Heo'ss Q! VAnce' T. l. VIII
IN Ino O. "OOcwAlc proved up ON
'"eH "OA'e iancneS monoAy'
The public library has been moved to
comfortable quarters in the LiveSley
block.
MAJ MIN -. ~. oa..
Yakima National bank, and not the First
National, % stated last week.
"Dy. Bil. - which v,ll n. r,.s.D,.d =,
the opera house Saturday "a a liVbt and
IAcy iAIce comedy' 1T. Bill u rich
young physician IN LONDON VINO marries,
ana In ofoer 70 escape Hem MS theatrical
oive nm bis pyactice His nI.rS 10 Is.d +.
sty;ctIv domsatic Iifa ava I,ustrs,od hv III
Iathsr.,n.lov vho dsa;s0sdI, $500 ~.
Son-in-laW doctors name to be published
In the press In such connection a. to
overWhelm him with patients. In this