The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-12-29

The YAKIMA HERALD.
Christmas In Yakima was favored with
excellent weather. There was excellent
Bleighing, and it was not cold enough t.
keep any one indoors who could secure 6
cutter, bobs or runners Of any kind. The
merchants had all experienced a salts
factory Christmas trade andwe 10 good
spirits, while good spirits, or bad, were in
others who chose to observe the day in
conformity with the ideas Of Bacchus
That the people Of Yakima were better
off financially than ever before was indi'
Gated by the great shipment of parcels
made by express and through the regis
tered letter department Of the postofIice
which largely exceeded all past records
Christmas trees attracted the Sunday
school scholars and friends to the Metho'
dist, Christian and Episcopal churches
and the bright, expectant, and then sat
isiied faces Of the little ones spoke lnudel
than words their appreciation Of the eff
forts male TO please anil entertain them
A local newspaper is often accused oil
bias in regard to giving personal notices
commenting On the coming and going oi
some and emitting others. The accusa'
tion is entirely wrong and unjust. 1t Is
with the people and not the editor. lie
is always willing and even anxious to tell
who comes and goes, II he can find out
but country paper cannot afford to nave
a score Of salGried reporters. II you have
visitors, let US know who they ss4 and
where they come from; II anything hap
pens in your community, let us know
about it; il you get married, let US know
the names Of your guests; If you know
anything tell US about it. You will find
US as ready to notice one as another, pat,
ron or otherwise, friends or foes.
The fourth meeting Of the Yakims
Whist club was held at the residence o.
J. P. Nation, Monday evening. Those
Drea.nt and nayticinatinv In the 0a,nss
we're M and Mrs.. 4 r Wesd M ond
Mrs. N. H. Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
HorSley, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Donald, Mr.,
and Nh. A. B. Ross. M and Mira R r.
M;lrov- Mr. and M. R st,oborb NJ
e. H. Watt and Miss Annie NATION,
Mrs. Ross and Mr.. Milroy lead in the
Score.
Alois LeD,rss. who nj one time worked
for the NoTtbsyn Pacific AZ a soction hand
was brougbt nm from Prosssr Wednes
day suffering from an attack Of insanity
! which Doctors Gum and Rosser tbinl
was brought about nv priyation. He Il
violent, and when being taken to th'
courthouse for examination yelled "mur
der" in a manner that apprised every
body within hearing distance Of his con
dition.
The proiect Of building a creamery ir
the ci,v has bser abandoned In fovor NJ a
nIan IN establish smaller plants in IN,
Natcheez, Cowychee and Ahtanum val
leys. The stock for 81 800 creamery in
the Ahtanum has been subscribed, and
VIM. n. Turner assures The HERALI
that It will be built without delay as soor
as the weather will permit.
The members Of Company E presented
Captain ]. @. MacCrimmon, ex-com'
mRnder Of the company, with q hand
some sword Tuesday evening. The pre-
sentation was made through Captain
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Marriage licenses were issued to An
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