The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-02-08


little grey nag, At the engine house he
put dressed hog on the vehicle, just
back OF the whifiletree. Before he sue
ceeded in getting the reins the horse got
scent of the fresh meat and ran away. 1t
was lively chase until the frightened
animal ran against tree in front of LON
bard & Horsley's furniture store He
was easily captured. Rig demoralized.
The anniversary programme OF the Y.
p. s. G. +. at the Christian church last
Sunday evening was a most enjoyable
service. The growth OF the society has
been phenomenal. These young people
may congratulate themselves upon the
success of their first observance Of En-
deavor day. The young peoples society
of the Baptist church adjourned and
attended the meeting, and, by repre-
sentative, participated in the service.
The Ladies Aid of the Natcheez Presby-
terrain church will give an oyster supper
for the benefit of the church Friday even.
ing, February o, at the residence of Mrs.
William Rowe. Oysters, pickles, cake
and coffee will be served, Price, IS cents
per counle. A good time is expected and
everybody is cordially invited.
Attorney J. j.. Duncan, OF Prosser
Falls, is in the city attending the superior
court. Mr.. Duncan, who is graduate OF
the Ann Arbor law school, recently came
from Missouri and was SO fayorably inn
pressed with Prosser aud its magnificent
promise that he Immediately located
there and began the practice Of law.
The basement of the residence Of Hugh
Sinclair on Sixth street was again bur.
glariously entered on Tuesday night and
quite quantity of provisions stolen.
Only last week similar raid was made
on Mr.. Sinclair's cellar; but the fellow
who makes the third one will risk his life.
The proprietor is ready now for all corners.
st. Michael's Episcopal church: There
will be no services next Sunday One
week from Sunday evening, February Is,
the knights Of Pythias will attend service
in body. A sermon will be preached
to them on Friendship"
Ex-Mayor Knox, John Lilly and Mr..
Smith, of Puyallup, arrived in this city
on Tuesday and will devote a several
days visit to investigating the POSSIBLE
tiles, advantages and physical attractions
OF the magnificent Sunnyside country.
W. II. James, whose residence is near
the corner Of Yakima avenue and Sixth
street, lost some clothing at the hands of
a thief on Monday evening. The gar
ments were stolen from the clothes-line
in the yard.
st. Johns Episcopal church; Prosser,
received the gift Of $500 from gentle
man in the east towards the erection OF
their church. 1t is expected that work
will be commenced soon on the building.
Mrs. Christina Swanson, OF Elens-
burgh, mother OF Frank o. Swanson, the
popular Hotel Yakima barber, is visiting
in this city. Franks younger brother,
Emil, is also here.
Rev. NJ. Meyer. S. j., OF Lew iston.
Idaho, arrived in this city on Thursday
last for a two-weeks' visit with Father
Folchi, of st. Joseph's Catholic church.
Coffin Bros. have had tremendous
rush the last few days ON cloaks and
overcoats which they have reduced to
cost prices rather than carry them over. 3
Father Reiberti, who has been at the
hospital in this city for some time, i'll
from over-work aud enfeebled with age,
is said to be improving.
Halls Hair Remover cures dandruff and
scalp affections also all cases of badness
where the glands which feed the roots of
the hair are not closed.
S. g. Arnold, the civil engineer, re-
nounced his allegiance to Queen Victoria
on Wednesday and is now an American
citizen.
Nelson Rich, prominent merchant of
Prosser Falls, was in the county seat on
Wednesday.
Editor F. +. Eldredge, of the Prosser
Falls American, was in the city ON We'd
nesday.
Gold band ware, crockery and glass
ware cheap at Coffin Bros. 3
H.. J. Kuechler desires all parties in
dehted to him to call and pay.
A Thoughtful Person