The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-12-07


cost.
Rev. J. T. Eshelman is over on a visit
from Tacoma.
The county commissioners meet again
on the 18th inst
Winter hosiery headquarters at Otter
Bros. sold at cost now.
tBorn, at North Yakima, Dec. 8, to the
vile Of II. L. walen. a boy;
Mr.. s. G. Crandall, Of Tacoma, was in
the city the first Of the week.
W. ii Gets and wife returned to-day
after a protracted eastern trip.
Mrs. Frances Tustin left Monday for a
visit with relatives in the east.
A. w. Engle, of Seattle, has been in
the city several days this week.
District court adjourned Tuesday to set
again next Monday, when jury trials will
begin.
Mrs. w. T. Kirkman has been quite i'll
for several days past, but is now conval-
escing.
Thomas johnson, OF Gle. Elum, was in
the city Monday and Tuesday on private
business.
Geo. A. Smith OF the Evans Smith /. &
L. Co.. is on the Sound in the interest of
his company.
John Imslapd has been quite sick for
for the past week, but is now pronounced
on the road to recovery.
Sutteu's monster double "Uncls Toms
Cabin" company will appear at Mason's
next Wednesday evening.
U. s. Deputy Marshal Sam Vinson and
his friend, Pat Kearney, Of Spokane,
spent Sunday in the city.
W. l.. Steinweg has again been ON the
sick list, but is now back at his old post
in the First National bank.
j. B. Reavis left Wednesday for Seattle
to secure testimony in the cease OF Schmidt
VS.. the city Of North Yakima.
Henry A. Carpenter left on Monday
last for Whipperville, N. Y, where he
win probably remain till spring.
John r. Reavis OF Spokane, was here
this week in attendance upon the meet
ing OF the state fair commission.
u. Metzger. the baker, and Thos. Lund
expect next week to occupy their new and
elegant bricks on Yakima avenue.
Mrs. Harris, an aged lady, well known
in this city, died at her home on the west
side SATURDAY. and was buried Sunday.
Mrs. j. ii. Thomas is in ZilIah assist
ing her daughter, Mrs. w. N. Granger,
who has been quite sick for several days.
Mrs. II. ]. jerks and children left for
her home in Prosser Sunday, after q
weeks visit with her father, VIM. Bad
ger, in this city.
The Presbyterian congregation is erect
ing comfortable dwelling for their pas
tor on Third street, one block north Of
the church edifce.
Married at Yakima City, December 8,
Mr.. Hugh Hayes to Mrs. Anna M. Price,
both OF Yakima City, WASH, Justice R.
w. Smith officiating.
The six weeks old child OF MIR. and Mrs.
Jas. Steward is seriously i'll at the resi-
dence of its grandmother in the Lewis
Enge block, and its recovery is doubtfui.
jos. G.. Evans, OF the Evans-Smith Iri-
CATION and Land Company, is at Mabton
putting in a submerged water power to
irrigate large body of land on the La
fayette farm.
Mayor w. +. Prosser left Tuesday for
Seattle on business connected with the
suit of R. Schmidt against the city, which
is to come before the present term OF dis
trict court here.
The Sutton Company, which appears
at Mason's in "Uncle Toms Cabin" next
Wednesd day night, needs no particular
write-up. The reputation of the troupe is
too widely known as first-class.
!, Pic Woman's Relief Corps. at their
last meeting, extended sincere thanks to
all those who so kindly and ably assisted
Us. the success of their recent concert.
The vote OF thanks was passed unani.
mously.
The Mckee bridge will probably be
tested tomorrow, and il everything is sat
isfactory the highway will again be
opened. Residents Of that great valley
have longed for this happy event fer sew
eral months.
Miss Louie Teeple, of Carbondale, Pa.
the affianced wife of Mart Edner who
was killed in Zillah several weeks ago, il
expected here in few days. She viii
probably arrange for the shipment OF the
remains to their eastern home.
Christmas night will be enlivened by 9
Cbristmas-tree and dime social in thu
Congregational church, west Of the rail
road. Refreshments will be free to th'
children OF the Sunday school. Singing
and a good time socially will be the ordel
of the evening.
At the annual election Of officers o
Yakima Lodge No. p, I. o. o. F., las
Friday night, the following result wa
reached: >. n. Hathaway, N. CT c. E
McEwen, " e.; w. F. Roaf, secretary
N. Hartung, permanent secretary; Ed
Farmer, treasurer
g.a;,ar formally re-onene,