The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-05-24
YAKIMA and VICINITY.
Flash Lights on Men, Women and Events
Of This Eeishborhood.
NOTES FROM The BUSY WHIRL.
Paragraphs which Arc Interesting
10 Everybody, whether They
Live in the Modern Garden OF
Eden or the outer world.

A. Anderson is building a handsome
dwelling house on the corner of Spruce
and Fourth streets.
Halls Hair Remover renders the hair
lustrous and siken, gives it an even
color, and enables wsmen TO put it up in
great variety OF styles.
Mrs. Downs. of Ellensburgh, wife of
Conductor Downs, Of the Northern Pa
cific, spent several days in this city last
week, the guest Of Mrs. 2. A. Bounds.
Deputy Marshal Stratton subpenaed
Al KATE, Fred Miller, Gel. w. F. Prosser
and Fred Chandler on Saturday last as
witnesses in the trial Of citizens at
Seattle.
Jack Bradford left OH Saturday last for
few days at Tacoma and to spend the
Queens birthday at Victoria. He &C.
companied DR.. and Mrs. Van Marter,
of Prosser, who are making the same
trip.
The Traders bank, of Tacoma, which
was reopened only short time ago, has
gone into the hands of receiver upon
the application OF Henry Hewett, jr., and
George Browne. two OF the heavy stock
holders. The affairs OF the bank will be
wound up as speedily as possible.
Ellensburgh Capital: f. G. Grindrod
reports nearly all the fruit killed on the
east side Of the valley. Pears, cherries
and plums especially suffered, but ap-
pies, while badly hurt, will be a partial
crop. Less damage is reported on the
west side Of the valley.
Wednesday seems to have been an I'M
fortunate day this month for frost, as the
crops at many points all along the coast
from this state down through Oregon and
California were badly nipped on the 9th,
and on the 10th another hard frost was
experienced. For the latter date the
Goldendale Sentinel reports ice quarter
of an inch thick.
Elensburgh Capital: Judge Graves has
Just received an automatic fishing reel, a
present from the Whopper Fishing club,
OF Keokuk, Ia, in recognition of services
rendered after several OF his fishing trips.
1t is made OF aluminium, contains great
many "stories," and is very light, but
strong. 1t also weighs fish as caught,
according TO the pressure exerted by the
little finger.
Mr.. Wins, a newspaperman of Tonnes
see, spent several days in Yakima last
week looking about the country with a
view to locating. He left Saturday for a
trip to the sound, but intends returning
in few days. He says he has written
enough in favor OF East Tennessee to fill
all the volumes in good-sized library,
but has come to the conclusion that
Yakima presents better opportunities for
material success and as home than any
place he knows of.
1t is not very encouraging symptom
Of the wisdom OF our laboring classes that
such large numbers Of them should iden-
tify themselves with the workings Of that
practically aimless body the Industrial
army" That the congregation OF several
hundred thousand idle and mischievious
men at the national capital can result in
anything but ultimate misery to them
selves is preposterous. The choice OF such
leaders as the one made by the Tacoma
contingent ought to be sufficient warning
to honest laboring men that they have
nothing to hope from the movement
The Chicago Lady Quartette, which
will make its appearance at the opera
house Saturday evening, comes highly
endorsed by the press OF the country.
The entertainment will be novelty in
the way OF lstter-day concerts, for pre-
cision is gi yen to phrasing and the simple
melodies will take the place of those
vocal pyrotechnics usually heard at con-
certs. The Denver Republican thus
tersely passes its opinion: "The quar-
tette singing is simply perfect and every
member is an artist" Miss Cornelia
Neltnor, reader and character imper-
senator of much talent, accompanies the
quartette.