The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-06-30
HERALDINGS.

hhIs' a. "a MhOeIulIlt Ven'pounu 10Y
Peter Creski and Mary Re. Of Prosser,
were married in this city Monday even
ing.
Prosser will have barbecued OK as an
attraction for her Fourth Of July celebra-
ton.
DR.. W. II. Hare, J. l.. Smith and Al
Katz will spend sunday and the Fourth
at Soda Springs.
George Dlnald was among those who
attended the bankers convention at Se-
attic last week.
A marriage license was issued to David
L. Moore and Amy Frazier, by Auditor
Ellis, On the I'D inst.
Benjamin Greer, ticket agent at Ia
coma, WAS in the city Tuesday visiting
his brother, J. II. Greer.
Mrs. Mitchell Gillian arrived in the
city from Seattle, Wednesday, on visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Whitson.
Tie shade trees along the streets are
being trimmed under the direction Ol
Street Commissioner Peter Leonard.
You can safe 20 per cent on boots and
shoes aud get leather and not paper
goods, Gt Stholt the Shoe Mans. 2lti.
Mrs. R. B. Milroy left Wednesday ai'
ternoon to spend the summer at Fair
haven and other pointS on the Sound.
Robert II. Miller and Col. A.W. Smith
Of the Indian river mining camp on the
Tietan, are in the city this week getting
warmed up.
The ordinance prohibiting gambling
went into effect Tuesday, and that night
every game Of chance in the city was
closed down.
The Lilliputians, consisting Of Mrs,
Tom Thumb and ether noted sawed-OfIH,
are billed to appear at Mason's opera
house July 9Th.
Desert land patents have arrived at the
land Gffire for Galusha A. Bailey and
VIM. c. Neil. of Yakima, and John C..
Wilson, Of Kittitas.
L.C. Clements returned from trip IA
the Snund, Wednesday, much improved
in health and again able to resume his
old position at TagEard's.
Have Just received the largest and
and most complete stock Of shoes ever
received in this city at prices lower than
ever. Schott the Shoe Man. elf.
Mnssrs. Fechter & Ross have sold FIVE
dwelling houses during The past ten days
AmonRthe purchasers were Henry schOtt
Mrs. Schanno and W. Walton.
Ladies fine shoes in B, c, D, Z, EE
widths in hand. turned, and handwelt. IL
common sense and opera lasts. CONF
and zee them at Schott the Shoe Mans
A. X. Hiscock, Of Tacoma. spent sew
eral days 10 the city during the pas
week, looking after the affairs Of the ar
tesian well company Of which he is pres
ident.
The great wholesale grocery house o
SchwabArher Bros, at Seattle, was de
stroyed by FIRE Monday. The building
was FIVE stories high, and the loss wa
S35J,UOO.
Colonel Trotter, Of the U. s. army, VIII
last year was the instructor for the mill
tia at American lake, was attacked b!
appoplexv at the Murray camp, Tuesday
and died in few hours.
Jed Austin and wife, who live on thu
Airheart place, experienced a runawa!
while on the grade below the gap, Sen
day. in which both were thrown from tn,
wagon and severely bruised.
A marriage license was granted TO JOIN
P. Baker and Alice NJ. Walker, Of thi
county, on Tuesday. Notwithstanding
the excessive warm weather, Cupid i
still firing his darts with telling effect.
R. Strobach, state land cruiser, re
turned Monday from trip along tn,
line Of the Great Northern. He says thu
Toadhoad is nearly finished 10 the Colnm
bia, and work has been commenced Of
the opposite side.
The settlers Of the Wenas are arrang
ing to hold combined Fourth Of July