The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-11-23
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NOTES FROM THE MADDING THRONG.
A Girls OF Gossip, Bits OF fa.t and
Fancy, Movements in Active lite,
Drif of Popular speculation aud
News Items Generally.


day last.
The superior court will convene in this
city on December 4.
State Treasurer Grimes was visitor in
the city on Monday.
A. f. Larson returned on Monday from
an extended eastern tour.
A masquerade ball will be given on the
Goth ut the opera house by Margary &
Miller.
There will be Thanksgiving service
at the Ahtanum church ut IL a. m. on
the 30th.
Henry Krober, proprietor OF the Ray
mond hotel in Tacoma, was in the city
yesterday.
Capt. Eshelman authorizes us to an
nounce that Company Z will not drill on
Tuesday evening next.
Geo. S. Vance returned yesterday from
a visit among eastern friends. lie reports
having had most enjoyable time.
Justice S. G. Henton has been admitted
to the bar, obtaining his parchment Of
authority after very successful exami-
nation.
Ell. f. White. the merchant tailor, will
move his place OF business on Saturday
10 elegant apartments in the Bartholet
house.
II YOU desire luxuriant growth Of
healthy hair of natural color, natures
crowning ornament OF both sexes, use on
ly Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover.
The wife OF f. C. Hall, deputy county
auditor, received the sad intelligence last
week OF the death Of her father at Hor.
nellsville, New York, after protracted
illness.
For sale, an eight-room house. two we'll
improved lots; a number of bearing fruit
trees; small barn and good cellar; house
hard-fnished throughout. This is snap.
Enquire at this office.
]. II. Gorseline, recently Of Duluth,
Mimi, arrived in this city on Saturday.
and being well pleased with the country
and the prosperous conditions existing
here, will locate permanently.
City Marshal Liggett reports that
freight trains invariably bring ia a large
detachment of the hobo element and that
he is able to prevent their sojourn here
by watching the trains closely as they
come in.
J. F. Brown. the attorney who came to
locate in this city last week, is experience
ing much difficulty in finding Office room.
Later-He has found 1t, as neighboring
roomers discovered when he built bis
first fire.
Marriage licenses were issued during
the past week to the following candidates
for matrimony: William Brown and Lois
Z. Snable; Robt. T.. l.. Clemans and Oh
i've l. Abbott S. o. Newton and Edna A.
Trip.
Paul Schultze, Judge Frank Allyn and
Manager PEBBLES OF the London and San
Francisco bank were in the city on Mon
day in MIR. Schultze's private car. Capt.
Fred r. Reed accompanied the party on
the party on its return to the Sound
Union Services will be held Thanks
giving morning at Mason's opera house
at IL O'Clock. Robt. Warner will preach
the sermon. Company L and Troop c..
have been invited, and are expected to
attend the services in full dress uniforms.
Prof. Prigmore, q dancing teacher Of
Ellensbursh, late of Seattle, will be here
tomorrow to organize dancing school.
The professor has very satisfactory class
in Ellensburgh and he has been encour-
aged to believe that he will be able to or
ganize successful school here. His
place OF meeting the young people of the
city will be announced hereafter.
Frank Dickson, recently one of the
publishers OF THE HERALD, but now gen.
eral agent of the Evans-Smith Co., left
this morning for San Francisco. He will
be absent probably all winter. His many
friends in this community wish him
abundant success and they have conf
,dence that. being an IS carat hustler, he
Twill earn it. The HERALD joins them in
their-prayer.
Prof. A. l.. Francis, music dealer and
professional tuner, whose references in
the latter business place him among the
finest on the coast, is at the Bartholet
House, where he will remain for week
or more. The professor will direct the
chief features OF the entertainment to be
given at the opera honse this Friday
evening under the auspices of the Wom-
ans Relief Corps. He will remain a
week or so after the concert with view
to enlarging his business in this COM
munity. He is leader in his line and
not wholly unknown in North Yakima.
Oh. in the spring and summer time when other
flowers gay
Do reign supreme, one flower know has not a
word to say;
But later on. when they're forgot and dead, it
has the call
The chr, santhemnm, like candidates, doth get
there III the fall.
The Girls Guild has made elaborate
arrangements for their chrysanthemum
and cake festival on Thanksgiving eve.,
at Switzer's hall. The young ladies in
that society have been untring in their
effort to provide general feast for that
occasion and their interest, energy and
perseverance deserve handsome recogni-
ton and patronage.
The Yakima County Teachers Associa
ton will hold its regular meeting Satur-