The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-03-24
LOCAL BIsEVITIEs.

Andrew SlRVin II q happy father his
wife having presented him with A son
and heir one day last week.
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Mr.. G. Keno returned Tuesday from
Oak Springs, where he has Q band Of
/ 900 sheep, and reports plenty Of moist
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next Sunday at 10 80 a. m. A meeting
of the members Of the church IL desired at
the close Of the service; all are requested
to be present.
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and Ed is consequently overlooking with
happiness.
The Yakima elub rooms will he omen. at
q o,cIock Monday afternoon. To all ladies'
who are Interested in the Worlds fair
work tits nrued that there he a general
attendance not aIone from tbis eitv Init
from the country in order To formulate
MANS for the work IN be done and tn ar
ranoo N meat Mrs Alice Houohton. NJ
The Worlds fair commission who viii he
in Yakima in a abort time.
A new industry is to be establish ed
at Kiona, the growing little town in the
Sunnyside district. Last year s. A.
Rolph, who is a practical broom maker,
experimental with the growing Of broom
corn, and the results were so satisfactory
that be has arranged to plant IL acres to
this crop. Mr.. Rolph has the required
machinery for broom making and believes
that he can build up very flourishing
and profitable business in this line.
Ane locai Gs'orneys nave oy Pe''''on'
date Of holding court in Yakima from the
9Th to the 18th Of April. This is q very
considerable move. as Mrs. Graves is SER
iously i'll and the Judge is DESTROYS Of tax
ing her to California, where her father re-
sides, in hopes that the change Of scene
and climate will restore her health. Mrs.
Graves has many warm friends in Yak
ina who will anxiously await news Of her
recovery.
Lnere was q tcucn OF most MONDAY
night ana eVeryOouy looked scared 10
the destruction Of the very promising
fruit crop, but no damage whatever was
done. One well posted man said that
there need. be very little alarm as 1t
rarely frosts enough to do any damage
this late in the season, although it will
do no harm to be prepared with smudges
for an emergency; but II would require a
very heavy frost to destroy the fruit crop
in its present advanced condition.
Inc members OF Meade post u A. H.
win the'r ladleS are making extensive
preparations lor having grand gooo
evening Of next week. There will be a
splendid supper which will commence at
half past six D. M, to be followed by
mu sic, recitations and an address by W.
F. Jones. Special features Of the enter
tain ment will be a gypsy camp and a
free-for-all cake walk. Everybody is in.
vited to be present and enjoy themselves,
and the whole cost is only Is cents.
on MONDAY nish'' a. Oouiee O'sy, 'ohn