The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-06-29
HERALDINGS.

Born. June %, to the wife OF j. N. Kelso
daughter.
Ladies' hy our $3.50 fine Dongola shoe
ct Schott Bros. 20-tf
Ladies bow opera slippers at rs cent?
pair at Schott Bros. 20-tf
MEMS ine shoes for $50 at schot,
Bros. clearing sale. 22-tf
Endless variety Of Oxford and tennis
shoes at Schott Bros. 20-tf
Born, Thursday. June %, tn the wife OF
]. c. McCrinmon, daughter.
Remember the Hop Association meet
ing at the opera house Saturday after
noon.
r. Pate and family will leave next week
for Idaho to locate on land and build a
home.
Z Twenty-three marriage licenses have
I been issued by Auditor Ellis for the first
six months Of 1893.
Mrs. William Ker and children will
v leave in few days to spend the summer
months at Steilacoom.
A burglarous entrance was made in A.
s. Paul's Office, one night last week, but
nothing was found tempting enough to
carry off.
Married-At the home of the bride,
Wednesday, June %, A. II. Strnbin to
Miss Emily Morrison. Rev. George A.
Fair officiating.
The Fourth of July celebration at the
old town promises to be very enjoyable
affair. Our citizens might 20 further and
not fare so well.
\ Tobias Beckner, the candidate OF the
populists for Sheriff at tho last election,
10 building large store at Mabton aud
will engage in general merchandising.
The contract for the rebuilding OF the
Mckee bridge was let on Wednesday to
Mcdonald & Co. for $4,000. The bridge
10 to be completed IN nine weeks from
date.
Rev. Geo. A. Fair, of the Baptist
church, this city, will be married at Day.
ton, Washington, Sunday, July End, to
Miss Matte A. Wilmore. They will be
at home In North Yakima after August l.
The residence of E. P. Greene was bur-
glarized, Sunday, when no one was at
home, and 81 in money, a gold ring, and
gold bracelet taken. Z trance was OBJ
tanned by removing a screen from one OF
the open windows.
Ira P. Englehart, is a recent arrival in
Yakima from Cambridge. Mass, where
he obtained some knowledge OF the coun-
try through the medium of THE HERALD.
Mr.. Englehart is pleased with Yakima
and proposes to remain.
Mrs. ID. q. Mackinnon, wife of the
rector Of the Episcopal church, will leave
Saturday for the east to spend the sum-
mer at her old home. During her absence
Rev. Msckiunon will occupy rooms in
the Lewis-Engle building.
v John Reed and Fred Parker have been
appointed members Of the advisory coun-
Gil on farm culture and cereal industry, OF
the Worlds Agricultural Congress, which
will meet in Chicago during the week be-
ginning October is, under the auspices Of
the Worlds Fair Congress auxiliary.
The Yakima hose team which enter
the contest at Ellensburgh on the Fourth
is made up as follows: On rope, Nye
Taggard, Charles Simmons. James Sim
mons, w. S. Davidson. Mr.. Bacon, Frank
Liggett, Fred Miller; hydrant, John Reed
and T. J. Redmon; couplers. E. E. Card
and Spencer Jacobs.
Manager Walters, of the London and
San Francisco bank, was in the city Sat-
urday, and stated that $500, 900 in
English gold would be paid out through
their Tacoma house within the next sixty
days, and that $500, 900 had already been
shipped. Seven hundred thousand dol
lars of this money is for the Northern
Pacific Irrigation Company's enterprises
In TINS county.
Mrs. Mary Clement Lovett, the w. C.
T. o., first round the world missionary,
will speak in North Yakima, July Z, s
and 8, having travelled round the world
twice IN the last eight years in the inter
OF temperance and purity. Joseph Cook
speaks Of her as lone the most signifi.
cant figures in the stage of current his
tory. as clear, graceful, incisive speaker
with the natural eloquence of lofty char
acter."
Articles of Incorporation of the Column
bia River Irrigation & Improvement Com
pany, were filed at the auditors office
Wednesday. The capital stock is placed
at 100000. The officers are Joseph Fl.
B. Clark, president, and Lizzie NJ. Clark,
secretary and treasurer, both of Kiona
The document is a very peculiar affair and
provides that the services OF the officers,
\ while travelling or actually employed,
may be paid for in shares of the company,
hich are to be redeemed by the COM
my out of the first monies received into
treasury.
Frank Graham and Irvine Z. Curtis, OF
CASTOR, Kittitas county, have patented