The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-01-19
HER ALDINGS.
M. q. Wills left Sunday for Oregon.

NJ. q. Wills left Sunday for Oregon.
Smallpox has made its appearance
at Walla Walla.
E. NJ. Reed spent the week on the
Sound.
Rev. V. Garranj left for Seattle this
afternoon.
Cloe Parker has entered suit for di-
vorce against Harlie F. Parker.
Hon. II. J. snively is at Olympia in
attendance on the supreme conrt.
Paymaster Wallace Mount was in the
city Monday and paid off company.
Fourteen foreigners were admitted to
citizenship in Yakima county during
1892.
The firemen's ball Saturday evening
netted about SIS for the X. Of 7. grand
lodge fund.
Rev. Rufus Chase, formerly pastor Of
st. Nicholas church, has accepted call
from Olympia.
Representative A. b. Weed spent the
legislative recess at home returning to
Olympia Sunday.
IL attention OF THE HERALD readers
led to the shoe advertisements OF
Brothers.
I. Lowell, of Zillah, has some bar
Ia lumber, etc. advertised in this
THE HERALD.
the Hills to the Poor House, by
kima Dramatic club, Friday night.
your seats at once.
Father Folchi is temporarily in
E OF st. Joseph Catholic church
the death OF Rev. Father Laure.
" Lynch and DR.. W. II. Hare return
Friday from Olympia, and Col. Hewlett,
Im. Ker and AL Katz left the same day
70 fill the void.
Eleven new county roads and two
school districts were established in this
county last year and 760,567 acres of
school land sold for $l64, 699.27
"Put money in thy purse" Our lady
readers will deeply interested in the sd-
vertisement of Glasgo Lace Thread Co.,
which appears on our third page.
Frank Ingalls, is at the hopital from
injuries received while engaged in moving
a house. DR.. Hill attended the injured
man. ingalls, is now a county charge.
A building has been erected at Yakima
City where Jos. Sinclair and others have
combined in small creamery, and man
ufacture into butter the produce OF 80
COWS.
Prof F. P. Hepburn, Of Seattle, grad
uate of the Vienna conservatory, and
teacher Of voice culture and instrumental
music, has under consideration locating
in Yakima.
Schanno and Chapman will open new
drygood's store in the Dudley block about
the first of February. Notice the adver-
tisement in The HERALD and wait for the
new stock.
At the convention OF the mayors of
cities OF the third class held at Olympia
on the 18th inst, committee was APP
pointed to draft bill for the government
Of such cities.
L. NJ. Vance horse ran away, on We'd
nesday last, throwing Mr.. and Mrs. Vance
from the sleigh. Mrs. Vance was some
what bruised but otherwise little harm
was done.
Nicholas Mccoy has again taken po-
session of his Mckee ranch and is delib-
Grating between going into the hop BUSH
ness or engaging in cranberry culture.
His property is we'll adapted to either.
John Cleman and John Cowan are
wintering 10000 head of sheep on the
Wenas and Mr.. Cleman reports the losses
have been at a minimum. Similar reports
come from all sheep men and no losses
OF any Importance are reported.
DR.. G. V. Calhoun was selected to carry
the presidential election returns to Wash
ington. The youngest elector is usually
given that distinction, which would have
been Judge Navarro, but the doctor want
ed it himself and managed to get the
votes.
Ten suits by relatives of miners who
were killed in the Roslyn mine explosion,
last May, have been begun in the United
States circurt court at Seattle against
the Northern Pacific coal company, the
damages claimed aggregating $4,000.
The ladies of the w. C. T. U. will give
an orange social at the Armory, Caldwell
building, Second street, on the evening
of Friday Jan. 20, supper from to 10
supper, So cts. Vocal and instrumental
music. As. there is no visiting commit
tie all members and friends OF the w.
G. T. U. are asked to lend helping
hand.
F. T. Parker has associated himself
with Wilbur Fisk, practical broom