The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-02-01

70 he a desperate scalawsg and an oil,
offender, but he 10 too sly TO be easil,
caught. He swesrs he will never b,
taken. However. had Guilland and STRAIT
ton gotten within reasonable range Of hin
on their recent trip, Mr.. Jason Lee, horse
thief and desperate that he is, woulC
probably have changed his mind rathel
suddenly.
A beet sugar convention will he helC
at Collar, the first Saturday 10 February
Prof. Fulmer, an expert on the subject o.
beet sugar culture, will address the con
ventioR. The prospect for large acreage o
sugar beets being planted in the Paloust
country this season is good and the in
dustry will soon reach point where I
mandatory will follow.
Rev. Robt. Warner, Of the NJ. L. church
went toEllensburgh this week to assis
Rev. N. Evans in a series OF revival meet
ings. The meetings held In Rev. War
ner's churchin this city during the pas
three weeks were attended with unusua
success in the matter OF interest and adj
ditions to the church membership.
What would owners OF stock in th,
upper valley in Eastern Washington d.
without the blessed chinook? One o
these meteorological mysteries exhaleC
its warm breath on the snow-carpeteC
wales in the Okonogsn country the othe
day, and now stock is luxurIating in the
toothsome bunchgrass.
The next "parlor talk" will be given by
Mrs. Edward R. Hamilton at the home Of
Mrs. Edward Whitson on Saturday, Feb
ruary 10. The subject will be one in
which all women are interested, viz
Woman; her influences, her aims and
her possibilitie g."
Clothing salel' agent wanted for North
Yakima and vicinity. Liberal commits
slons paid, and we furnish the best and
most complete outfit ever provided by
any house. Write at once for terms. Send
two or three references. Wansmaker &
Brown, Philadelphia, Pa. 1t
Kennewick people seldom do things by
halves. The preparations they have
made for grand masquerade ball ut tn q
Hotel Columbia in that little city on the
l4th inst, st. Valentines Day, by the
way, are most complete, and an enjoyable
time is warrantably anticipated.
1t is reported on what would seem to
be good authority that preparations are
being made to extend the great Sunnyside
canal this summer. This would be a
great boom to Prosser Falls and open
many thousands Of acres Of choice soil to
cultivation. -Prosser American.
NJ. L. Sherry recently sold the Auburn
Argus to Mr.. Chandler and will prob
ably buy ranch and settle down to a
business in which there is some comfort
and little profit. Mr.. Chandler is pub
fishing a good paper.
The generous offering Of the Ladies'
Qusrtette to the Library association is
much appreciated by its officers. They
extend most hearty thanks for the timely
aid and offer also their congratulations
for the success OF the very enjoyable con-
cert.
Harry L. Burntrager, travelling for the
we'll known house OF Schilling & Co.,
San Francisco, was in the city on Tues
day and Wednesday, active and cheerful
as ever and profoundly impressed with
the virtues and beauties Of Yakima cli-
mate, soil and progress.
II William Robinson, who left North
Yakima, last Summer to go prospecting,
will send his address to the undersigned,
he will hear something to his advantage.
Whitson & Parker, North Yakima, WASH
ington. 2-3t
II. ]. Kuechler is still selling his large
stock OF watches, jewelry, silverware, etc,
at sacrifice prices. He is determined to
reduce his large stock, and if you want
anything in his line now is the time to
get it.
County taxes are not vet being paid
with any startling degree of rapidity in
Yakima. The Localizer tells US that the
Kittitas county treasurer has 80 far had
practically nothing to do.
CA. Fischer, the popular, tailor is now
located on Yakima avenue near the Star
Furnishing house and better prepared
than ever to give full and entire salts
faction. Give him q call.
Marshall Law in the Washington
state penitentiary! Yes; that's the name
OF the reverend gentleman who now hold.
regular religious services for the conyictt
in that institution.
John M. Burke, of the California Hor
company, returned on Monday from an
extended visit to Tacoma, where he has
been confined to his bed for some time
with la grippe.
To make the hair grow a natural color,
prevent badness, and keep the scalf
healthy, Halls Hair Remover was inyen
ted, and has proved itself successful.
Hyman Harris, manager Of the l. Y
L. store in this city, returned on Wednes'
day from a protracted visit on the Sound
much improved in health.
Mrs. Geo. S. Courier left for Mt. Yer
non, Skagit county, on Tuesday, in re.
Spouse to a summons to the bedside Of
her mother, who is very Ill.
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. S. l..
Masters. who reside on the Cowychee
died on Saturday evening OF congestion
OF the brain.
Judging from the crowd OF people
around Cannon & McIntosh's bargain
atoye this moyninu thav are dniny uaus