The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-01-04

Miss Minnie Frasres Sinclair was mar
riei on New Year might, at the home Of
her parents 10 this iity. TO Harry Coonse
Rev. Monroe Drsx officiatins. Miss
Minerva Miner, q th;s city, Was married
on New Years morning, at the apart
ments OF the otfie.siing clergyman, Rev.
Monroe Drew. to lHenry 4. Padley. Of
spokane. No ssrds. The groom and
bride leii Immediately on the morning
tram fos Spokane, where they will reside.
p. q. Redmon. recently from Craig,
Missouri, who has been sojourning with
his1son. Councilman T. J. Redmon, Is 90
Thoroughly pleased with the country gen.
orally and our pleasant little city psrtic-
ularly that he has cent for his family.
They will come to Yakima county TO
reside permanently. Mr.. Redmon has
been troubled for years with bronchial
affection and he believes this climate IL
affording him marked relief.
Mrs. Rebecca Martin, wife Of Medal
W. Martin, aged 40 years, died at Mabton
IN Tuesday. The remains were taken to
Puyallup for burial. The entire COM
munity extends sincere sympathy to the
bereaved husband. Among all who knew
ner, Mrs. Martin was beloved for her
womanly qualities, kindness Of heart and
gentleness OF disposition. Her church
aud the entire community as well sustain
great loss in her death.
Attention is called to the card Of Civil
Engineer Geo. G. Mills in another col
nmn. Mr.. Mills. during the past season,
has executed the largest government con-
tract awarded in the state for the survey
Of public lands. His work comprised
portion of the Yakima Indian reservation,
and its successful execution renders
speedy opening possible.
Mrs. A. B, Weed gave a reception on
Thursday evening last to Captain Clancy
and wife, OF Tacoma, who were visiting in
the city. Among those present were Col.
wn. F. Prosser and wife, Hon. II. J.
Snively and wife, Judge r. B. Milroy and
wife, Hon. Edward Whitson and wife,
Lieut.. Frank Horsley and wife and H. II.
Lombard, Esq.
A series OF meetings was begun at the
NJ. 4. church on Sunday last and will be
continued every evening indefinitely, I'M
der the direction Of Rev. Robt. Warner,
the pastor, assisted by Rev. N. Evans,
pastor of the M. Z. church in Ellens-
burgh. The attendance is large and the
interest increasing.
Manager Mackinnon and Captain Chap
man will probably renovate and enlarge
the stage in Mason's opera Immediately
in order to accommodate the immense
Ca houn Opera company that will appear
in THE Mikado" ON the evening of the
18th inst,
Ex-Division Superintendent C. S. Prov
ell was in the city on Thursday. He is
trying to complete arrangements to 90
upon his extensive acres near Kennewick
and begin farming. His many friends
wish him abundant success in his new
field.
Grand Chancellor Ronald, Of Seattle,
will visit officially the North Yakima
Lodge, No. 90, X. OF p, on Thursday, the
18th inst, to exemplify the unwritten
work. A special meeting OF the lodge
has been called for that date.
There will be no preaching at the
Christian church next Sunday evening
on account OF the union temperance
meeting at the opera house. Subject of
sermon at the morning service will be:
"The Beginning"
The Ladies' Quartet has been compelled
to postpone its meeting announced for
next Wednesday evening until two weeks
from date. The next meeting will, there
fore, be held on the oath inst.
A reception was given on New Years
night, at the residence of Alderm An II.
II. Allen, to Rev. Rufus Chase, former
rector OF st. MichaePs church OF this city.
Halls Hair Remover contains the nat
ural food and color matter for the hair, and
medicinal herbs for the scalp, curing gray
ness, badness, dandruff, and scalp sores,
Mrs. Ryan and little girl, wife and
daughter OF Johnny Ryan, Of the Alfalfa,
came down from Ellensbursh on Sunday.
They will remain here permanently
Mr.. and Mrs. l. N. Mozart want en-
ployment on a farm in this county. Their
references are first-class. Apply to this
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