The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-11-09

40, day last.
aS Ira Pearsall, Of Puyallup. was ih the
Dr. city on Saturday.
Remember the Methodist art loan on
~ the 2lst and 22d Of this month.
ad II. A. Griffin bagged eight ducks on
nel the river below town on Monday evening.
l.. w. aud Glen Dudley, Of Kennewick,
ivy were in the city during the last Of the
!. week.
Geo. o. Morris, advance agent OF the
: Katie Putnam company, was here on Sat-
- urday.
"a Deputy Marshal A. II. Mcguire left to.
u day for brief business visit on the
II Sound.
At VIM. p. Bird, travelling auditor of the
'a Northern Pacific, was in the city on
nj Friday.
y Peter Bellies, mine host OF The Yakima,
y left on Sunday for a few days sojourn on
!, the Sound.
ID w. X. Shearer, lately of Goldendale is
ID in the city and will probably locate here
al permanently.
" L. ID. Hill, OF Tacoma, who came over
" to offer proof on his land claim, returned
y home on Sunday.
!, q. REV. Geo. Armor Fair, of the First
Baptist church Of this city. visited Elens-
u burgh during the week.
4 There are forty prisoners now in the
= county Jail. all but three of whom are in
4 for selling whiskey to Indians.
4 j. II. Kinneth, prominent merchant
q OF Orting, is visiting in this city and vi
q cinity. He will remain for several days.
i Hear Capt. Eli at the opera house FRI
\ day and Saturday nights His lectures
4 are both humorous, thrilling and INSTRUCT
i've.
Messrs. Hume & Ellis, the new firm of
abstractors, have removed their offices to
rooms in the First National bank build.
ing.
4 Mrs. Charles Foster, wife of the oblig-
ing clerk OF The Hotel Yakima, was able
to be out on Saturday last, after severe
illness of two weeks.
Licenses TO wed were issued to Isadore
Mondore and Julia Alderdyce on Novem-
Der LIST, and to James Ward and Annie
French on November 7th
Miss Grace Allen, daughter of ex Sen.
ator John B. Allen, left on Saturday for
Spokane after visit with her aunt. Mrs.
Edward Whitsou, of this city.
Samuel Arendt, of the Elite store, has
during the week enlarged and refitted his
s,oreroom, and otherwise greatly i'm
proved it for the reception of his winter
stock of goods.
City Treasurer Spain, at the last coun-
Gil meeting, presented requisition for
warrant Tor $90405 with which to pay the
interest on the funding bonds due ON De-
cember LIST. The council ordered it drawn.
Mrs. Katie Grover, who owns interests
In this vicinity, but who was unable to
find dwelling accommodations for the
winter, left on Wednesday for Ellens-
burgh, where she will 10 .ate till spring.
II. c. Thompson, OF Astoria, after an
extended visit 10 North Yakima, left on
Wednesday for Oregon. He is exceed
ingly enthusiastic over the nnequalled
advantages of this region and will prob.
ably return.
]. E. Shannon, of Wyoming, who ar
rived in the city few days ago, has con-
cluded to locate permanently and has
opened an Office in the First National
bank building, where he will conduct a
real estate and loan business.
w. G. Sain. aged about So years, died
at the hospital on Thursday. Funeral
service was held at the undertaking par
lors Of Lombard & Horsley on Saturday
morning at 0 O'Clock. Deceaseds brother
arrived from Port Townsend on Saturday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. b. Kelly, well known
in this city as entertainers in profess
sional way, are now In Pendleton, Ore
% gon, amusing and edifying the people Of
that ely. There is some talk of Offering
them inducement to visit North Yakima
M this winter
om Grandma Caldwell, mother of Mrs. G..
M. Mckinney, celebrated her I'D birth
day on Tuesday last. Among those who
were present at the luncheon spread were
Elder Geo. A. Fair and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Combs and daughter, and Mr.. and
Mrs A. F. Smelling.
Hon. Sam Vinson, deputy United States
marshal, who so vigilantly watches the
prime interests OF his district, is in the
city. Sam, as he is Familiarity saluted all
over the state, always receives cordial
welcome in his old home and it is the
general wish that he might come oftener
and stay longer.
Hon James G. Drake, United States
marshal for Washington. is in the city
to-day on hurried official tour OF impor-
tant points throughout the state. Mr..
Brakes administration of the important
Office be holds has been vigorous, effective
and unusually successful. His friends
regard it with special admiration.
Captain Eli lectures this Friday and
Saturday evenings at the opera house for
the benefit OF the armory fund. His
lectures, whales and Whaling" are
particularly interesting and humorous.
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