The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-12-08

Peter Bellies has been absent during
the principal part Of the week on the
Sound.
Miss Jessie Bailey returned home last
night from Seattle. where she has been
attending =, holl.
NJ. q. Wills has sold his saloon toJohn
A. stone, who is acting for Mr.. John
son, Of Puyallup.
Wayne Ferguson, Of West Virginia,
arrived in the city this morning and is
renewing old aequainlances.
Mike Mackison was down from Ellens-
uursh this week AID contributed TO
Frightening up the pages Of TIE HEKALD's
subscription book.
A dance at the Fulkison place, tWelvU
miles up the Cowychee, attracted u num-
Der Of the young people from the city
Wednt slly night.
No one should fail to see THE Exile"
the greatest Irish drama ever written, at
Mason's opera house on Saturday even
Ins Of this week.
A. D. Charlton, assistant general pas
senser agent Of the Northern Pacific, and
John d. Wilcox, q well known citizen Of
Portland, wtrs Yak ma visitors On We'd
nssday.
The proper thing to do is to 20 to
James photographs studio. on First
street, opposite flames old stand, and
have your photograph taken for the holi-
days. 45d
On Monday evening next. at 7:3O p.
NJ, in the Presbyterian church, choral
society will he organised. All singers
interested in such q movement are re.
quested to be present.
Hon. Gardiner u. Hubbard and Samuel
SLOrrow lett Tor the easL this morning.
Mr.. sIorrow will spend the holidays in
Boston, his former home, returning to
Yakima some lime in January.
At a meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Natcheez & CoWychee Ditch company on
Saturday last, Ii. b. Cock was elected
president; L. BROKER, secretary; J. 7.
Stew art, treasurer, and I. J. Redmon,
Joseph Schreiner and II. ID. Cock
directors.
S. L. Premier, 4 prominent citizen Of
Vancouver, B. c., who is connected with
the Canadian Pacific X. r., is 10 the city
to-day. MIR. Premier has considerable
property interests here, and has unlim-
tied faith in a glowing future Tor
Yakima.
a pleasant yarty was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. j. II. Carpenter Friday evening last
in honor OF their sou Newton. The even
ing was agreeably spent by the young
people with music and games and in
doing ample justice to bOuntilul spread
OF good things.
NJ. Schorn has completed and sold this
year 20 buggies, road wagons and sur
reys Of his oWn manufacture and has
three more in the paint shop. This is q
creditable showing for an infant indus
try, but he proposes to knock this record
out Of sight next year.
Theodore Steiner, Of Ellensburgh, Is 10
the city to-day. His trip to New York
and Pennsylvania via California and
Mexico has been postponed, owing to the
difficulty he has had in providing help
and arranging for the management Of his
hotel during his absence.
VIM. G. Thompson, Of the Tacoma
Grocery company, purchased this week,
through Fechter & Ross, 80 acres Of WIN.
Lince's ranch, situate on the bench west
Of the city, the consideration being $l3J
per acre. 1t is the intention Of Mr..
Thompson to make Yakima his home.
George Marshall, son-in-laW Of r. ].
Frazier, is in the city looking around with
a view to investing in land and making
this his home. He recently sold his hop
ranch near Puyallup to Ezra MeekeF for
$l2,OOO, and as lie is favorably impressed
with Yakima's claims as a hop country
he will probably locate here.
The masquerade ball to be given by
the firemen, December 18th lie exciting
considerable interest, and some gorgeous
costumes will be displayed. Merchants