The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-09-27
A Feast Of EeBsy Notes Condensed For
The Herald'S Many Readers.
HOME TALES ENTERTAINMENT TOLD
The CITY ana County Have Been
Raked ana scraped for Paragraphs
which Give Promise OF Proving Of
More Than Passing Interest.

night. seats on sale AT chapman 3.
The Modern Store and Schott Bros.
talk to HERALD readers in large ads. on
third page this week. Did you see them ?
Mrs. George. S. Vance's penny party"
Saturday afternoon will undoubtedly be a
most enjoyable affair. Invitations are
out.
The subject at the Congregational
church next Sunday will be "Can There
be an Ideal Social State Without the
Gospel?"
Sermon topics at the Christian church
next Sunday will be at II 100 a. In,
"Our Strength" and at 1880, "Where
Art Thou"
Robt. Scott has been chosen chairman
Of the republican county central COM
nittee, and z. L. Garrett, clerk OF the
Mckee company, is secretary.
James Maloney, an itinerant gentlemen
now in Yakima, on Tuesday stole sad
die of. the cayuse Of an Indian. lie now
languishes in the county bastile.
Mr.. Cyrus Walker and family have ar
rived in the city and will soon occupy
their recently acquired residence property
on the corner OF Second and d streets.
Lack OF vitality and color-matter in the
bulbs causes the hair to fall out and turn
gray. we recommend Halls Hair Re-
newer to prevent badness and grayness.
A lady's cape was found on the boule-
ward the first OF the week. Owner may
have same by calling at Mrs. A, John
sons, corner OF Spruce and Fourth streets,
and paying for this notice.
Mr.. Joseph Schriener, living one half
mile from the city, found lady's fur
cape, Wednesday. Owner may have
same by calling at his residence, proving
property and paying for this notice.
Allen c. Mason favored Yakima on
Tuesday with his presence. He came
over expressly to see the fair and was
delighted with the races, at least, while
regrettng that there was not greater
agricultural display.
Rev. NJ. L. Rose performed the rites
which united Albert Harrison and Miss
May Fry in the bonds Of matrimony
Tuesday evening, Sept. 25th. The cere-
mony was performed at the residence OF
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Fry.
An attempt to made to burgalize Lees
shoe store on Tuesday night. A window
in the front was broken and tier Of boxes
disarranged and some OF them opened.
They were. however, simply there for dis
play, and were consequently empty.
Nothing was obtained.
While five or six people were being
taken to the fair grounds on Monday, the
Atherton bus ran into "chuck hole''
and overturned near the residence Of
Capt. J. II. Thomas. No one was in
jured, although the unwieldy carry-all
was turned completely over.
Tom Muldoon, an alleged ticket-of'
leave man, was arrested on Tuesday fol
stealing potatoes from car at the depot
He took out the spuds sack at time
selling his plumber in Original packages
to the merchants. His trade was q
furnishing one until he was apprehended.
George Bosdet has returned from Ia.
coma. where he has been experimenting
the display of the Selah Valley Ditch
company at the interstate fair. He re-
marks that the contrast between the rainy
weather of the Sound and the sunshine
of Yakima is something delightful.
An infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Stout died very suddenly on Sunday
afternoon OF cholera infantum. The
little one was thought to he perfectly well
on Sunday morning, when the father and
mother brought it in from the country in
a carriage. The body was inferred on
Monday.
Speaking OF attractions at the state fair
one OF them is the great "botch" made
of the signs upon the high front fence.
That division wall is perfect ey e-sore to
passers- by-and even horses are frighten-
ed at the hieoglyplics there staring them
in the face. Such cheap work should
not have been allowed. The painters
can do better, undoubtedly; and they
should be compelled to, il possible.
Johnny" Considine. OF Seattle. ia
nous all over the state for his sporting
proclivities, and with a reputation as a
"smooth man" in variety theater tactics,
is in Yakima, and rumor has it that the
defunct palace" on Yakima avenue is
to be rejuvinated. Stars to sparkle in
that histrionic armament will not be re-
msrkably hard to find just at this time
in Yakima, and the query arises. will
they be permitted to shine?