The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-02-25
LOCAL BREviTIEs.

Ferguson's 81 bales, at Is cents per pound,
and is now shipping them to Milwaukee.
The superior court adjourned Tues
day TO reconvene Friday. Judge Smith
estimates that 1t will take up four or FIVE
days more Of the courts time In receiving
the evidence in the Ahtanum water cases.
The Roslyn NeWs dominates H. J..
Snively as a delegate to the democratic
national convention at Chicago. 1t is
said that J. NJ. Baxter and Samuel Vim
son would also be willing to accept this
honor.
Register Krutz has not yet been re-
lieved from duty. but his absence from
the Office would indicate differently.
There Is much complaint in consequence
Of his neglect, and the department has
been advised thereof.
The young ladies Of the Christian
church gave leap year entertainment at
the residence Of Dudley Eshelman We'd
nesday evening. Charades, games and 4
splendid lunch Ss.e among the enjoyable
features Of the evening.
Mary E. Wiley has filed her petition
asking the superior court to release her
from being matrimonially yoked to John
L. Wiley, and Maggie L. Knapp desires
the same favor In respect to Lester Knapp.
Both allege habitual drunkenness as the
cause Of their conjugal unhappiness.
-Artesian well No. 8 is now completed
and is a daisy. In less than q weeks
time the daily flow has increased sos, 900
gallons, the present volume being sos, 900
gallons per diem. The boring machinery
is being moved two miles down the val
ley, where we'll No. will be located.
Monday, the lGOth anniversary of
the birth Of George Washington, was OBJ
served in this city by q parade Of the
military, drill by the fire department and
two parties in the evening. The social
competition at night resulted in the bene-
ct Of neither Of the funds for which they
were given.
-Eshelman Bros, real estate dealers,
report the following sales for Wednesday
Hanna Morris to Louise Wilcoxson, the
southeast quarter Of section 4, township
II, north range u east, 100 acres, consid-
Grafton S2,4OO; A. Forbis and wife to
Martha Vinson, lots and 4, block 20,
consideration q, 200.
Next Wednesday, March End, will he
Ash Wednesday, and the Lenten season
begins on that day. There will be SER
vice and sermon at the Episcopal church
on Wednesday morning at II O'Clock
also every following Wednesday during
Lent at 4 80 p. M, to which cordial in
vitation is extended to the public.
The ElIensburgh fire department has
decided to hold hose contest on the 4th
Of July, and figure on offering about IS, 900
in prizes during three days tournament.
Chief John Reed has been notified that a
challenge will be issued to the Yakima
team in dine season. Our bovs will he
ready for them, and expect to maintain
the championship.
The ladies nj the Con0,eo,.;on.,
church will offer A line If beautiful
aprons for sale at Mason,s onera borse
on Satnrdav evenipU March ktb Goo5s
displaved from tosn m. and again at
the close of the reading nv Miss Rosa
stannus. II Won wish tn see sometbinv
nice in the line Of fancy work do M, fail
to call on the ladies AT that time
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Miss Emma Dayern was celebrated At 81
Joseph's church. Tbursday morninO. Feb
2btb a, o o,cIock in the nroaence of a
large circle of friends and relatives Roth
bride and groom are among Yakima,s
most populay voun0 peoDIe and the union
gives every evidence Of nrov;ng an er.
ceptionaIlv bannv one Tar Hvp,ID
Joins in the wishes unanimouslv az.
pressed that the choicest bIessinvs NJ
peace and prosperitv NAV he their.
MISS NOS" s'ahnus Will give a read
evening. March eth. under tho ansnicos
of the PRESBYTERIAN and Conora0a,ionaI
churches. Miss stamina ia an elocu,ioD.
list Of rare attainments The Chicago
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