The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-06-23
HERALDINGS.

city visiting her friends and relatives.
Rev. Rufus Chase returned Tuesday
. from trip to the Occur d'AIene country.
Mrs. John A. Stone and daughter are
over from the Sound to spent the sum
mer.
George Cary sold this week to Fry 4
Bruhn llIS acres west Of the city for
t45O.
Dell Hiscock has returned from a visit
Of several weeks with relatives at Ia.
coma.
Messrs. Kate & Smith have moved to
North Yakima and taken Offices in the
Lowe block.
The celebrated horse case Of Dooley Tvs.
Ross resulted in verdict for. the plaintiff
after two trials.
W. Walton has returned from Lead
vile accompanied by his family and will
hereafter make Yakima his home.
Services at the Episcopal church Sun.
day morning at II and evening at 8. The
rector will preach at both services.
You can save 20 per cent on boots and
shoes and get leather and not paper
goods, st Schott the Shoe Mans. 2lu.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. J. Redmon were SER
enabled on Friday evening last BY the
Yakima band, in honor Of their marriage.
A. P. Sharpstein, ex.mayor Of Anacor-
ties, spent q couple Of days in the city this
week looking alter some business at the
land Office.
Phil Stanton returned from Salem,
Tuesday. He arrived there too late to
see his father in life, dissolution being
very sudden.
Have just received the largest and
and most complete stock Of shoes ever
received in this city at prices lower than
ever. Schott the Shoe Man. 2lf.
Ladies' fine shoes in B, c, d, Z, EE
widths in hand-turned, and handwelt. in
common sense and opera lasts. Come
and see them at Schott the Shoe Mans.
Matt Bartholet, representing the Yak
ina Mining & Milling company, will
leave this week for the Okanogan district
accompanied by Emil Srhanno, James
Baxter, W. 2. York and several others.
The election Of non-commissioned Of
Hcers Of Company f was held Monday
evening. George ROdman was elected
first sergeant, and the corporaIs were
Curtis Greene, John Curry, o. v. Gam
mon and Harry Robinson.
Allan satwelI, the Indian convicted Of
mRnslaughter and held In the county Jail
awaiting the hearing Of a motion for
new trial before the supreme court, is dy.
ing Of consumption. Deputy Dilley says
he can not last long under confinement.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Hubbard returned
on Monday from y three months trip
through California, Missouri and Illinois.
They were accompanied home by their
niece, Miss Carrie Vickroy, Of Missouri,
who will remain here during the summer.
Mr.. E. E. James, the photographer,
has completed his new building on Front
street and Is now prepared to attend to
all work in the PHOTOGRAPHIC line and
guarantees to give complete satisfaction.
His advertising announcement will be
found in this issue Of THE HERALD.
The population Of the Yakima City
precinct has reached such . figure that
voters will hereafter be required to regis.
ter. Mr.. Walter Gervais is the city clerk,
aud the books are now open at his Office
and will he kept open until ten days be-
fore the general election, November 7th.
Born, Sunday, June 10th, to the wife Of
John e. Boyle, son. After the happy
event Mr.. Boyle was heard to mutter, in a
moment Of abstraction, "FOr whosoever
hath, to him shall be given and he shall
have more abundance; but whosoever
hath not, from him shall be taken away
even that he hath"
Miss Ida Gleed, daughter Of James
Gleed Of the Natcheez, and o. d. Fisher
were married Thursday afternoon, June
10th, ut the residence Of the brides par
ents, in the presence Of relatives and
friends, by Rev. s. II. Cheadle. After
the ceremony all present participated in
tempting and bountifuI repast.
On Wednesday evening the city coun-
Gil passed an ordinance against gambling
which will 20 into effect on Tuesday Of
next week. It provides q penalty Of
from five to three hundred dollars for
anyone found guilty Of dealing or con-
duGting any gambling game or shall lease
any building or room for this purpose.
Members Of the council say that the or
dinance must be strictly enforced or the
police department will be held resPonsi.
BILE. -.
At q meeting rallied at the residence 81
Captain Klickitpt Peter, ON tile Yakima
Indian agency, last Saturday, 1t was de-
cided to celebrate the Fourth Of July with
appropriate ceremonies. A committee Of
arrangements was selected, consisting Of
White Swan or Joe Stwire, Thomas Cue,
Judge Hale, Captain Peter, Pc Yell,
Sc