The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-02-19
LOCAL BREVITIEs.


Born, Thursday, Feb. 18th, to the
wife Of J. G. Parker, q son. .
Born, Monday, Feb. 10th, to the wife
Of G. NJ. Houser, daughter.
Born, Thursday, February 18th, to
the wife Of G. G. Goodwin, a son, weight
10 pounds.
-Peder Peterson and Miss NJ. Mick
kelsen, Of Ellensburgh, were married in
that city on the 9th inst.
Miss Annie Fear, daughter Of Samuel
Fear, was married on Saturday, February
l4th, to George Carpenter.
The marriage Of Charles Clayton and
Miss Minner, daughter Of W. H. Minner,
will be celebrated next week.
Walter Scott and wife have returned
from Ellensburgh and will soon occupy
the new residence being built for them on
Yakima avenue.
OF John Jack, who will assist In en-
tertaining the audience at the opera house
tonight, the Cincinnati Gazette says: "He
is the Falstaff Of the English and Amerl-
can stage"
Sunday will be the anniversary Of
Washington's birthday, which Company
E will observe by turning out as q uni
formed body and attending the morning
service at the Methodist church.
= y. NJ. Baxter was initiated X. Of p.
Wednesday night. The goat was in fine
trim, and had it not been for Mr.. Baxter's
training in riding the range, he most GER
tainly would have been bucked of.
No one should forget the military
ball, to be given under the auspices Of
Company E, at the opera house Monday
night. A bang-up, ALFRED good time las
is said in military parlance) is guaran-
teed.
The audience at the opera house to-
night will, without question, be the largest
ever assembled at that resort. No one
should fail to assist the X. Of P.'s in
making the Firmin-Jack performance a
grand success.
-EVeryone should attend the Dairy
Maids Supper at the opera house next
Thursday evening. There will be flow Of
music, followed by feas. Of those good
things for which the elmer man" has q
decided penchant.
The Farmers Alliance, which now
has membership Of over fifty, will again
meet on Saturday at the city hall. Here
after the meetings will be held at 10
O'Clock a. m. on the first and third Sat-
urdays Of the month.
Matt Bartholet is daily receiving new
goods at his store. Prof. Conley, an ex-
perienced salesman, as well as vocalist,
is now behind the counter, and il he can
sell you nothing, he can at least give you
a very pleasing song.
Carpenter VIM. Grub left for the
Sound Tuesday with the intention of re-
naming. 1t is to be hoped that success
will be his and that he will pass through
the chrysalis state and come out a beau
tiful butterfly Of prosperity.
Mick Mccoy received a valentine Of
the so-called comic order on st. Valen-
tines day that caused him to exclaim,
my goodney me! l wonder who sent me
dist Some woman, you betW The feel
ings Of Nicholas are very much outraged
in consequence Of the missive.
All the arrangements are now COM
pleted for Company Els ball at the opera
house Monday evening. The committee Of
arrangement promises that nothing will
be left undone to make the evening one
Of unadulterated enjoyment. Let every
body be present and contribute to the
success Of the ball.
Ed Barlow, Of the Tacoma Trading
company, who recently visited this city,
has made match with q Mr.. Davidson
Of the Sound to shoot at live birds at
North Yakima on Monday next for $500.
The Erlingham rules will govern the con-
test, and each man will shoot at City
birds at thirty yards rise.
The contract money for the girls
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