The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-02-11
LOCAL BIlsVlTIEs.

SeoSoA ~ Sst~SSN ~-P~ S S~s @'OF
poles.
The regular bi-monthly reception and
ladies' night at the club occurs Friday
night.
Died, at North Yakima, Wednesday,
Feb. 10th, the infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles L. Gordon.
The date for the republican state con-
vention, to be held at Seattle, has been
changed to April 18th.
Read Unger, Mulligan & Co.'S I'D on
second page. They save the printer work
and their patrons money.
The ladies Of the Christian church
held very successful social ct the resi-
dence Of Mrs. p. J. Flint Wednesday
evening.
On Wednesday Auditor Ellis granted
q marriage license TO John v. Koss, Of
Prosser, and Miss Dirrinda Lamborson,
Of North Yakima.
Some scoundrel has thrown poisoned
meat about town, and the street commits
siOner has been kept busy removing the
carcases Of dead dogs.
"A team driven by Newt. Scott ran
away Wednesday night. Mr.. Scott was
dumped out and the wagon overturned
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The next sale Of school lands will
take place on the 18th Of March. Tbs list
Of the property TO be offered will be pub
lished in The HERALD Of next week.
Plans for o. A. Fechter's residence,
to be built on Natcheez avenue, have been
submitted, and brick for its construction
are now being delivered on the grounds.
Have you registered for 1922 Prob
ably not for only 70 persons have 50 far
visited the clerks Office and become
qualified to vote. Delays are dangerous.
Remember the musical and literary
entertainment ct the Yakima City school
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all citizens to make q thorough cleaning
Of their back yards and alleys and avoid
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"A train Of coal cars broke apart while
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Tom Briant, Of Roslyn, Is in the city.
He says the coal town is very dull and
that the mines were worked for only seven
that there 4 NO demand for coaI md mona
ia apticipated before June
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up on sectlon Oh desert lana a. the
NOUN OF tne YAKIMA Will receive SSOo
Oack according 70 the recent decision Of
tne secretary ne maze MS payment Oh
-Lne ne" ooard Oh scnool examiners
icr TINS district ior the present year con-
s,s'S o' W. " lngails ana H. r. ureene'
Inc CanoioateS Ior teachers' certlncates
oeing eASHIn"u 'o,day are Mr. roster
MIS- may NroSno' DiiSS DeSsie nicFnee
Anu AiiSS 'ennie fenoefSOn'
-Ihe Snarity oAh gwen At sWitEers,
On iueScSy nlsn'' was u very pleasant
.nAl, sOc'aliy anu ne''eo q neat niue SUN
lor '''e oeservins cause IN "nich IL was
gwen An 'ne Uckets are not YET IN ou'
sne receipts up 70 date amount tllo'
ABOUT halt OIL "hicn Will 10 clear pront'
At the snDivsraa,v on,sr,.;DmsD, N
be given by the Daughters Of Rebekah at
their hall in the Syndicate block next
Wednesday evening an address will be
made by Mrs. Sam Vinson and there will
be instrumental music by Messrs. VIM.
Roaf and Henry Teal. Supper. will be
served at 8 O'Clock.
"A GRAND hal mssoua q. IN h. o,v.D =,
Tacoma on Feb. l7tb Tor the bens6t "A 4
verv deserving chaTItable instI,ption The
Children's Home. 1t is to be held in the
Tacoma theater, and promises TO be one
Of the most successful carniVAls ever QiVen