The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-01-25

OF religious worship in vogue 10 the local
churches. They attend service regularly
and are specially jealous in their interest
in the work. On Sunday last three OF the
disciples Of Confucius attended q local
Sunday school and when the chat was
passed" for few dimes and nickles
with which to make regular payment on
appropriate literature the Cinnamon
promptly put 10 dollar apiece-and they
appeared especially pleased at being per.
mitted to enjoy the privilege of helping
the good work along. At the church
service, which Immediately followed,
they were again permitted to enjoy a
similar privilege and each again contrib.
uted his dollar. Such liberal contribu.
tons are seldom received on ordinary oc-
casions for the good work.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the First
Presbyterian church, Of this city, will on
Tuesday evening, January 30, serve hot
chicken and veal dinner at the church
from until Q p. m. Dinner % cents.
The social features OF the dinners given
by the ladies Of this church are too well
known to require special mention.
Col. l.. S. Hewlett, register OF the U.
S. land Office, will leave probably on Sat-
urday for an extended jaunt through Cal.
ifornia, enjoying the mid-winter fair
meantime. Miss Myrs, the coIonel's ac-
compished daughter, will accompany
HIM. OF course they will return to Yak
ina.
p. II. Kruse, of Kiona, has begun suit
against the city Of Seattle for $40, 600 for
damage received by him on account Of
poorly. paved streets. He was on horse
back when the nag caught its foot in a
broken pavement and fell, throwing Mr..
X. forcible to the ground and injuring
him permsne ntly.
Ben Z. Snipes reports reasonably sat
isfactory progress in the settlement of his
financial complications. Time will be
required, however, to enable him to adj.
just the affairs of his bank without SER
ious loss to patrons and he has reason to
hope that this will be accorded.
Applications for the Zilah postoffice
are still being circulated. We are in
clined to believe that the language Of the
Texas judge the Offices at the disposal
Of the president are entirely inadequate to
the wants Of the people.
Hon. J. P. Stewart has been very i'll
for the past week for the first time in 43
wears. His complaint seems to be COM
plication Of colds. He has been confined
to his bed since last Friday.-Puyallup
Citizen.
The Bank OF Puyallup is paying out a
10 per cent dividend, which puts in cir
culation most 5000. This with pre-
vlous Is per cent, makes total Of % per
cent SO far.-Puyallup Citizen.
Thomas Lund, Of North Yakima, who
is accredited with owning the most gor-
geously equipped saloon and club house
in eastern Washington, was here on bust
ness this eek.-Roslyn Sentinel.
The regular quarterly examination Of
teachers will be held at the county super.
intendent's Office, February 9, 10 and IL.
j. u. LAWRENCE,
LIT County Superintendent.
The defunct Farmers Insurance COM
pany, of Seattle, has been absorbed by
the State Insurance company, OF Salem,
Oregon. Whether or not its conditions
are improved is a question.
Ben E. Snipes, of Seattle, came in on
the train Tuesday. He did not look like
a man who had been shot, but was kept
busy all day denying the rumor current a
few days ago.
Rev. James Helm, from Fort Simcoe,
is in the city assisting Rev. Robt. Warner,
of the Methodist church, in the revival
meetings now in progress.
To retain an abundant head OF hair of a
natural color to good old age, the
hygiene Of the scalp must be observed.
Apply Halls Hair Remover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben P. Watson, OF Port
land, accompanied by Ms. May Pringle,
arrived in this CITY on Wednesday morn
ing to locate permanently.
"And When Ye Stand Praying" is the
subject of the morning sermon at the
Christian church next Sunday. Evening
sermon, Save the boys"
If any one near North Yakima has q
farm for sale or TO trade for Seattle or
Tacoma property, let him list it with
Benson & Mitchell.
Ed. Farmer has been elected chief OF
the North Yakima fire department and
James Simmons assistant.
A regular meeting of Uniform Rank, X.
OF r., will be held on Saturday evening
for business and drill.
U. S. Deputy Marshal A. H. Mcguire
left on Wednesday for hurried bushes.
visit to the Sound.
Robt. A. Hume returned on Monday
from four or five days business jaun,
on the Sound.
Mrs. W. L. Connolly, who has been i'll
with la grippe during the past week or So
is improving.
Walter N. Granger, manager of the N.
P. Y. & X. 1. Co., was in the city or
Wednesday.
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| Hon, III j Sni rely and Ran T. Snines