The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-05-11

ID. +. Lesh returned home Saturday
from flying trip to Iowa and the Worlds
Fair.
Mrs. Charles Worth, of Ellensburgh,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Schanno, in
this city.
A. Z. Kunz left Tuesday for a three
months visit with relatives at Delfeld,
Wisconsin.
4. b. Kelly at Mason's opera house on
Saturday evening the Goth inst. Don't
fail to see him.
DR.. B. NJ. Savage has sold his Wide
Hollow farm to Sound parties and will
remove to this city.
w. d. Walker. N. Harting and w. ].
Roaf left Monday to attend the grand
lodge OF Odd Fellows at Olympia.
w. II. Chapman spent several days at
Spokane this week in attendance on the
State Pharmaceutical Association.
The grounds purchased by the city in
Capital addition, for park purposes, are
being plowed and otherwise improved.
Louis Janeck and wife left for Madison,
Wis, last week. They will visit Chicago
and the great fair before returning home.
The sisters OF St. Elizabeth's hospital
desire to return thanks to the children OF
St. Michael's church for needed supplies
donated to the hospital
The three-year-old daughter Of F. d.
Cook. of this city, suffered the fracture OF
her collar bone on Friday OF last week by
o fall. DR.. Hill attended the little one.
The band boys and fremen serenaded
Mayor-elect Prosser, at his residence,
Tuesday evening. Mr.. Prosser respond
ed and thanked the boys in brief speech.
The fixtures and portion OF the goods
of the new firm of Coffin Bros. have ar
rived and are being placed in position in
the large store room in the Caldwell
block.
Rev. Robert Warner, pastor of the
Methodist church has been granted
months leave OF absence, and will
shortly leave for Wisconsin to visit his
father.
Yakima City is becoming famous for
Sunday sports. 1t is reported that an
other pugilistic exhibition was given
near that town on Sunday last between
bantam weights.
Mrs. j. M. Dennison, Of Arlington, Or,
who was called to this city on account OF
the serious illness of her mother, Mrs.
William Shaw, returned home to-day
accompanied by her mother.
Mrs. Joseph Stephenson and Mrs. E.
L. Stone were at the grand encampment
of Rebekah's at Olympia the fore part
of the week. J. M. Stout was reelected
grand representative of that body.
Horsemen? The season has arrived
when you need printing. THE HERALD
has the finest assortment Of horse cuts in
central Washington and is prepared to
print posters at reasonable prices.
H. II. Allen was called to Seattle,
Sunday, by the serious illness of his wife
who is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Henry
Brooke. Mrs. Aliens friends all feel
great anxiety about her condition.
Robert Scott has been awarded the con-
tract for the construction of brick build
ing for j. Metzger, on the lot adjoining
the Yakima National bank building, the
dimensions of which are 25 x 1O4 feet and
two stories high. Work will be COM
menced Immediately.
Candidates for city Offices are bobbine
up from all sides. For city clerk, A. P.
Fulkerson, Nye Taggard and Sam Samp-
son are mentioned; Charles L. Gordon is
being urged by his friends to accept the
office OF treasurer, while for marshal the
names of &. w. Cary, James Henderson
and several others are mentioned.
Mr. Staver, of the firm of Mitchell
Lewis, Staver company, of Portland, Or,
arrived in the city Monday, and is look
ing over the country. This is Mr.. Staver's
first visit to Yakima and he expresses
himself as much pleased with the situation
and pronounces North Yakima the most
beautiful city it has ever been his good
fortune to visit.
Early last week Mrs. Annie Ward was
thrown from a wagon near Mabton and
sustained dislocated hip. The report
reached this city on Saturday last that
team ran away with Mrs. Ward and
that she had received fractured leg and
other serious injuries. THE HERALD is
pleased to contradict this latter report
and state that the lady is rapidly re-
covering.
Seattle Post-Intell,gencer: Next week
the Knights OF Pythias Grand Lodge and
the First brigade, U. R., X. of p, will
meet at North Yakima, and the interest
of all Sir Knights is centered in that
event. Gen. Bigelow has ordered out
the entire First brigade of Uniform Rank,
and there will be full attendance from
this city. Many Of the Knights will take
their families, as special train is to be
run, leaving here on Monday, the 18th.
Puyallup Commerce: 'The many friends