The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-02-01
GATHERED ABOUT home
Personal, Social and Business Events
Locally Important.
NOTES FROM THE MADDlNG THRONG.
A Grist Of Gossip, bits of fact and
Fancy, Movements in Active Life,
Drift OF Popular Speculation and
News Items Generally.

perienced rather an unpleasant turn o.
affairs while out buggy riding on Sunday
last with his children. The harness be
came 'out Of gear" in such a way as tc
allow the vehicle to crowd upon the frac
tious horses heels and he fell to kicking
and running. When on Third stree,
back of The HERALD office the buggy
was overturned and its occupants thrown
violently to the ground, the children
escaping with slight bruises. Mr.. White
was not so fortunate, however. His head
and face were badly bruised and abrased
while his back was seriously wrenched
However, he is able to attend to business
in very timid way.
Frank c.. Reed. who sometime age
went to New York on visit to old home
scenes, was married this week in that
state and will bring his bride With him
on bis return to his western home. Frank
G. is one of the most popular young men
in central Washington, where his friends
are legion, and they all wish him un-
stinted happiness and prosperity during
the new life into which be has entered 80
auspiciously.
Hon. A. f. Smelling assumed charge Of
the registership OF the land Office yester-
day morning. The place, however, pre-
sented no official mystery to him, as he
has been there before, and he delved into
the intricscies of the task with cheerful
alacrity. Attorneys Snively & Miller are
congratulating themselves upon the fact
that Mr.. Snelling's bond was approved
without having to be sent back for cor
rection.
Harry L. Burntrager, the genial travel
ing man for Schilling, was in the city
this week in the interest OF his house.
He is confident that the current report
concerning Yakima's thrift and promise
is true, as he has found no place in the
state in which business is transacted with
an equal degree Of buoyancy and assur-
ance. But he saw the Yakima metropo-
lis in its dullest condition for year.
The people OF this city have been in
need for a long time OF complete sta
tionery store, and now their wants have
been gratified. Moore & Moore have
opened for business with a co nplete line
of fancy office and staple stationery,
t,,ana,;uaa apI ,~ax;oI;,aI L. d.
sporting goods, such as bicycles, fishing
tackle, guns and ammunition. Subscrip-
tons taken tor all publications. cit
Next Sunday morning NJ. l.. Rose will
speak on "The Communion at the
Christian church. In the evening at G
ocleck, the Christian Endeavor society
will give special programme, this being
the thirteenth anniversary of the Y. p.
S. C. f. movement. A welcome is ex-
tended to all. The meeting will close in
time f1r you TO go to the opera house
for the union service.
Judge G. b. Graves writes TO County
Clerk Martin Cameron stating that it will
be impossible for him to get supply on
the bench for the first Monday in Feb
ruary to hold court, and his physicians
claim it unwise for him to return in time
to attend to business long before court con-
venes.- Ellensburgh Register.
DIR. Van Marter and bride, who have
been ENJOYING prolonged visit in the
Old World, particularly at Rome, Italy,
passed through this city on Saturday en-
route to their Tacoma home. DR.. Van
Marter is largely interested in this county
and his many friends here will be glad to
welcome him back.
1t is now reasonably certain that Rev.
Rufus S. Chase will preach at st. Mich
ael's Episcopal church in this city on
Easter Sunday. This will probably be
the last opportunity his many Yakima
friends and admirers will enjoy to heal
Re :. Chase, as he will then be en- route
east to remain.
Ingalls, Bentley arrived yesterday from
Oklahoma in search OF home. He says
he will stop in Yakima county. There
is little civilization in the Indian Terri
tory, he assures us, but it's yet in very
eommodate ones self il he be at all peace
ably inclined.
The Northrup, Braslan, Goodwin Co.
of Minneapolis, makes an astonishing
offer in our advertising columns, viz: to
send free four packets Of flower seeds post.
paid, by mail, to all of our readers who
write them by letter or postal, mention.
ing this paper, and good seeds. Write
today.
The last dance given by the Saturday
Night Club at Mason's opera house will
occur next Saturday evening. The fact
that Messrs. Graves, Hamacher and
Brown are the managing committee as
sures all attendants most enjoyable
time.
City Treasurer Spain notifies the tax
payers of the city of the day on which
taxes will become delinquent and what
the penalty will be should that unfertu-
nate condition ensue. Read it.
Yakima county people are moving in
earnest in the matter OF establishing a
sugar mandatory. 1t would be some
thing If its people should beat us in the
Ellensbnrgh Localizer.
A new restaurant and bakery conducted
wholly by white people-something un'
usual for this town-has been established
in the Co-operated block on second street.
Edgar Wallace, a Tacoma capitalist,
was in the city early in the week looking
after interests GEOGRAPHICALLY those in
the Sunnyside district.
Rev. Daniel q. MacKinnon lectured al
Dasiun nm Tuasjay avap;nU undaK the