The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-10-26
GATHERED ABOUT H0IH
Personal, Social and Business BYsnts
Locally Importlnt. !.
A eriss 81 Gossip, niss 81 Fact ana
kasey, Msvsasass In Active Life,
Drift 81 Popular speeuiassss and
Sews Iss.s Generally.

Drsss 81 Popular sDeeulasssn and
rews Ise.s 0sneraiiy.
Cspt. Fred 4. Reed visited Tscoms
this week.
Mrs. William Ksr left last night for q
visit at washinston, d. @.
Secretary De France left on Tuesday
night for Spokane on business.
DR.. Gum reports twelve-pound girl
IN the family Of William steislsr.
Deputy Marshal Mcguire left on
Wednesday morning for Tacoma.
Ms. Burbank, Of the esst, is visiting
with her father, Daniel Kinney, Of Tam
pico.
Mrs. A. SCHNEIDER went to ElIensburgh
on Monday where she win visit for q
week or 90 with relatives.
Lawyer Wilcox, counsel for the Pacific
National bank Of Tacoma, was in this
city during the first Of the week.
+. L. Helfrich, Of Mt. Vernon, arrived
10 this city on Wednesday. He 10 en-
pioyed in the popular shoe house of Ward
Bros. - shoemaker.
A cold wave Is said to be passing over
Dakota and Northern Minnesota. Its
frosted breath seems to have reached over
this way for week past.
Frank @. Stevens and Miss Gertrude
Schreiner, both well known and popular
young people Of this city, were joined by
Hymen's banns yesterday.
Capt. Fred r. Reed visited Prosser
Falls yesterday to look after interests
there. Development work in that town
and vicinity win soon be in full blast.
Whatever may be the cause Of blanch-
Ing, the hair may be restored to its orig
inal color by the use Of that potent reme-
dy Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair Re
newer.
Parties west OF the mountains have
closed a number OF contracts to supply
hop growers on this side with q good
many thousand hop poles for the new
crop next season.
Portland creditors seem to be making a
systematic effort TO crush Eastern Wash
ington debtvrs, since the ruined harvests
have inflicted burden that practically
shuts out all collections.
There will be am Getting OF the stock
holders in the Western Loan and Savings
company at the Office Of G. M. Mckinney,
October "a. at Z 80 p. M. for the purpose
Of electing board Of directors.
Al. Frick. Of Arlington, Or, shipped
twelve carloads of sheep from this point
to Chicago on Tuesday last. Sam Gamer
on, accompanied by his brother and Mar
shall Scudder, left ON Sunday with eleven
carloads Of sheep.
We learn that on account Of the absence
OF Directors Vance and Donovan, the
Musical Society has postponed the pro-
posed Thanksgiving evening concert, but
hope to be able to render some fne selec-
tions about the holidays.
Skipped by the Light OF the Moon"
at Mason's opera hou,e ON Monday.
This 10 very entertaining comedy and
will doubtless be enjoyed by the theater-
!. goers OF North Yakima en- masse. A good
company will present it.
Thee. Steiner will take possession Of the
Bartholet hotel on November on lease
for term OF years. He will refit, return
ish and otherwise renovate that popular
house and put it In suitable condition for
the best trade Of the country.
The public schools OF this city will
again be opened on Monday next. For
tunately for all, no cases Of diphtheria
developed in this city and our escape may
be attributed in great part to the precau-
tionary measures applied in time.
A.. J. Darrah has estahI ished branch
office OF the German Remedy Co. in this
city and will remain here to conduct 1t
personally. The happy results realized
from the work Of this company are known
throughout the breadth Of the land.
The popular boot and shoe house oil
Ward Bros. is an active place of business
these days. 1t has taken and easily
keeping the lead in its line and improved
conditions are being added constantly.
Watch for the change in their ad. next
week.
Or. Mccormick reports two new cases
OF diphtheria in the Cowychee valley this
week. The patients are persons who
nursed the former cases. The condition
Of those now afflicted with it is not espe-
cially critical. There is hope for their
recovery.
All persons interested in the establish
ment Of kindergarten school in North
Yakima will please communicate, either
in person or by letter, with Msyor VIM.
r. Prosser on the subject. II sufficient
number Of pupils can be engaged such a
school will be organized at an early day
by trained and competent teacher.
Prof. ]. g. Lawrence. county school
superintendent, has been very busy in an
official way during the past month. visit
ing the schools of the county. He says
they ere in better condition and are
accomplishing more than ever before.
The attendance il better and the work ia
progressing 10 q very satisfactory way.