The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-06-29
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The marriage oil Prof. George III. Watt
Of the agricultural college, Pullman, an,
Miss Annie Nation, OF this city, wa
celebrated at the residence of Mr.. an,
Mrs. J. p. Nation, on Tuesday evenin
Of this week. The ceremony was wit
messed by few intimate friends Of tn,
bride and groom. Those present being
Mr.. and Mrs. Stenweg, Mr.. and Mn.
Horsley, Mr.. and Mrs. Weed, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Whitson, Mr.. and Mrs. Georg,
Nation. Rev. and MRS. Cheadle, am
Mesdames Gordon and Thompson. Tn,
floral decorations of the rooms were ex
ceedingly fine. The bride wore travel
ling suit OF gray novelty goods and hello
in her left hand bouquet OF la Franc,
roses OF delicate pink hue. The table,
were beautifully decorated and loaded
with the danties Of the culinary art. The
bride and groom each dis. layed consider
able skill in the cutting of their respec.
tive cakes. The guests tried to confuse
the groom little by admonishing him to
special precaut;on lest he spoil the cake,
which was very fine one. Butthe work
was done skillfully and to the satisfaction
OF all concerned. The bride and groom
left on the train at ~ 30 for the Worlds
Fair and Ohio, to visit Mr.. Watts people.
They will return in September. There
were some elegant presents OF silverware
and embroidery work. No cards.
One day last week, at Spokane, William
Smith, a colored man, kicked and beat q
colored woman 30 severely that it was
believed she wouli die. Smith then fed.
Sunday the colored boot-black gave
Sheriff Simmons the tip and after long
and exciting race Smith was run down,
near the state fair grounds. and landed
in Jail. Mr.. Simmons notified Sheriff
Pugh, but as the woman had recovered
and refused to prosecute, and as nothing
more than simple assault could be made
OF the case Smith was turned loose upon
advice OF the Spokane sheriff.
The encampment for the national
guards OF the state has been finally laid
at rest. General O'Brien says that the
appropriation is not sufficient and that
the encampment for '93 must be dis
pensed with. "Our Boys" will take their
outing at Ellensburgh on the Fourth.
They will pay their own expenses, but
hope there will be purse hung for drill
ling SO they can quit somewhere near
even. Will Ellensburgh do the proper
thing on this occasion?
The Ladies Relief Corps at its last regu-
lar meeting passed resolutions thanking
the council and citizens, Frank X Nagler,
Miss Katie Ward. and Master and Miss
Lizzie Watson, of Spokane, for their as
sistance during the late encampment.
For the financial aid of the city and cti-
zens, and the artistic help at entertain
ment of the others named, the Relief
Corps feels deeply grateful.
Deputy U. s. Marshal Sam Vinson has
gone to British Columbia to get John II.
Clark, who robbed a postoffice in Okan-
agan county and then made his escape
over the line, where he was located and
captured by the Canadian authorities.
vElder M. L. Rose arrived, Wednesday
evening, from Des Moines, Iowa. and will
Immediately take charge of the Christian
church, holding services there at the reg
ular hours on Sunday next. Elder Rose
is accompanied by his wife.
The Yakima Indians have been invited
TO 90 to Lapwai, Idaho, and celebrate the
Fourth Of July with the Nez Perces.
There will be feasting, horse racing. gam
bling and war dancing. The induce
ments are too strong and some of the res
ervation Indians have decided to go.
George Harvey, leading citizen and
merchant of Zillah, is in the city to-day,
looking after business matters. Mr..
Harvey has recently re-enyaged in mer-
chandising, with fine stock OF furnish
ing goods, boots, shoes and groceries.
VIC. P. Wilcox left for Tacoma, Tuesday,
10 attend the meeting of the horticultural
association. d. +. Lesh was slated to
read paper on transportation, but was
unable to attend.
Miss Jordan, sister of Pat Jordan, ar
rived here Sunday from New York. and
left to-day, accompanied by her brother
and R. J. Mackison, to spend the Fourth
Of july at Chelan.
L. G. Dillman, the well known Spokane
real estate man, has purchased tract Of
$40 acres under the Leadbetter ditch.
R. K. Nichols has given up his office
and will soon leave for California for an
indefinite stay.
Nelson Rich. the well known Prosser
merchant. is in the city
!, F. d. Clemmer has returned from a
weeks visit to Roslyn.