The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-12-06


Before You In an Attractive
form.
The First Baptist church of this city
has been Incorporated.
II. B. Dickinson, of Tacoma, is guest
OF o. Hslsted, having arrived in Yakima
on Friday.
Samuel Storrow, of this city, was Ia.
coma visitor for several days during the
past week.
Col. Whyte, who is soon to leave for q
lecturing tour through the east, returned
from Tacoma on Friday.
+. c. Burlingame reveled in fresh
strawberries on Thanksgiving day. They
were expressed from his ranch in Cali
fornia.
Grand Master Spain, OF the A. o. U.
W., left on Monday for a short visit with
different lodges of the state. He will be
gone for perhaps week.
+. ID. Schnebly was in the city on Sat
urday from Ellensburg. He is preparing
to erect a brick block to connect with the
Kershsw-Taft and Schlottfeld business
houses.
DR.. Rosser reports that Mrs. Robt War
ner, who has been so low that street ru-
NOR told of her death, is rapidly mend
ing, and an early and complete recovery
is anticipated.
Alvah b. Howe, of the Pioneer bind
cry, Tacoma, made Yakima visit on
Friday in the interest of his house, and
carried away his usual orders for the
county ofIicers-elect.
The receiver OF Chilberg's hotel at Ia
coma has filed statement showing that
the business is being conducted at a loss
and advising the winding up of the af
fairs Of that well.known hostelry.
The Summit house. on the road be.
tween Yakima and Goldendale, was de-
stroyed by fire a few days ago. 1t was
the property of w. II. Gilmore and unin-
sured. The fire started in the roof from
defective fue.
Lynde Palmer returned on Saturday
morning from his trip to Tacoma, where
he had gone to look into the damage sus-
tanned by ths st. Paul & Tacoma lumber
company in the recent landslide at tie
City of Destiny.
The creditors of Snipes' bank held q
meeting at Roslyn recently and decided
to petition for the appointment OF a new
receiver in place of DIR. l. N. Power.
Encouragement, recklessness and ex-
travagance are charged.
The Elite is just unpacking and put
ting on display its usual large line OF
dainty and cheap holiday goods and toys.
The house will fill it's advertising space
in another column with q specific an-
nouncement as to Its wares next week
Watch for it.
Uncle Dave" Murray, OF Ellensburg,
who has always been considered one OF
the richest and most substantial men of
kittitas county, made an assignment last
week for the benefit of his creditors. Sc
curity obligations are claimed as the
main cause for his financial downfall.
The creamery of John w. Goodwin,
one of the best equipped in Kititas
county, was destroyed by fire on Thurs
day of last week, involving direct loss
of $500 and the stopping of monthly
disbursement for milk and help of 81 400.
1t is claimed that the fire was of ncendi.
airy origin, and Joe Burns has been ar.
rested charged with being the criminal.
Ii. ]. Kuechler's announcement in an
other column is very pertinent. Mr..
Kuechler is really DESTROYS of selling out,
as he leaves about January 10, '95, for
Germany. When he returns las he
promises to do, in May, because he likes
Yakima and has abundant faith in her
bright future), he will not again enter the
jewelry business. Hence his desire to
get rid of his stock.
The contract has been signed for
standard gauge railroad from Astoria
along the south bank of the Columbia, to
connect with the Northern Pacific near
Gable. At least $4,000 per month is to
be expended in construction. Mrs. DR..
Owens Adair, mother of DR.. G. ]. Hill,
OF this city. has large property interests
in and about Astoria, and it is claimed
that her possessions will become worth
million or more of dollars through the
building OF this road.
Lombard & Horsley are giving HER
AID readers something to think about in
their advertisement in another column.
They tell of many things which will
make fancy and suitable Christmas gifts
at very low figures. This firm is well
known in Yakima, and its patrons will
undoubtedly be pleased to learn Of the
chance given to secure gifts in this par
ticular line.
THE HERALD is believer in the old
maxim to the effect that whatever is
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