The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-11-22

10 YEARS THE STANDARD.
With all her facilities for marrying and
giving in marriage, Yakima must have
an elopement once in while to keep up
interest Last Thursday evening Tele-
graph Operator Howell OF Mabton station
came into the city. met at the Yakima
hotel Miss Eva Martin, likewise OF Nab
ton, who has been attending school at
the Ahtanum academy, made a hurried
trip to that educational institution on the
following early morning in company with
Miss Martin, in search of her impedi-
menta-and the S:l5 west bound assisted
them soundward, where they intended
having tied that knot now more famous
than the Gordian, upon which Alexander
the Great finally put a quietus. The
young people told some Of the guests at
the hotel what was to happen, yet when
accosted on the subject Howell denied
it, saying the young lady was going back
to Mabton on freight. The father Of
Miss Martin acknowledged that ii was q
love match. The bride is charming
and petite blonde, more than ordinarily
fair. The groom is the operator at Nab
ton he has Just been allowed vacation,
and took the above means as the best
way Of enjoying it. Both have friends in
North Yakima who unite in extending all
best wishes.
Two additional representations have
been received regarding the coming win
ter but as they we're Numerically oppos.
9. ed to each other THE HERALD is still in
doubt. One was that the breast-bone Of
the goose was clear,-in dcating a mild
winter; the other that the breast of the
goose was coated with an unusually heavy
covering of down and feathers an evil
dence OF severe weather. The reader can
take his choice, but as THE HERALD goes
to press slight coating OF "the beauti-
ful' is hitening natures surface.
Jos. Wood, who probably knows more
about cured hops than any other one man
in Yakima county, states that the entire
output from this county for this season
has been about $4,000 bales, and that
only 2500 bales yet remain in the count y
for advance in prices. This Mr.. Wood
does not look for, as London is informin .
her American agents that it is almost
useless to consign to that market, it being
overstocked. MIR. Wood says that Tam
pico raised the best hop this year, with
the Selah a close second.
1t is understood that two amateur pu-
gilists had four-rou1d set-to on Monday
evening last at a certain quiet resort in
this city, the winner carrying away $50
as the result of his prowess. No names
have been given, but the reporter was
told that the victor is young man in the
clothing business while the vanquisbed
individual is an equally young man Of
Swedish desce mt.
The law firm of Reavis & Milroy will
be dissolved on December |, and Mr..
Reavis will return to his former quarters
in the First National hank building. The
firm of Vance & Englehart will also be
dissolved on that date, and it is reported
that Mr.. Reavis and Mr.. Englehart will
then become associated in legal business.
Mrs. A. b. Weed entertained the Sat
urday night whist club and few other
friends on Wednesday evening. with the
usual program. Among those present
were Messrs. and Mesdames Geo. Donald
VIM Ker. VIM. f. Prosser. Frank Hors
lev, III. X. Owens, w. F. Morrison. Fl. J
Snively; Miss Edith Allen; Mr.. James
NJ. Gilbert.
"Help for Overworked Men, or Christ's
Sympathy with the Bread winners" is
the subject of the discourse at the Con
gregational church next Sunday morn
ing. Popular eyangelistic services in the
evening.
Ethel Lawrence, a girl of years of age
obtained Judgment OF $4,000 against the
city of Elensburg, Tuesday, for injuries
received on account of defective side
walk.
A carload of livestock aud household
goods arrived here to-day for Mr.. Rode,
who is giving up the bleakness of Dakota
for the more genial conditions OF Yakima.
Monday and Tuesday next will be the
opening DAYS for exhibition OF japanese
goods at Madame Conolly's, which were
carefully selected by Mr. w. l.. Connolly
on the occasion of his recent visit to Port.
land. The stock includes Chinaware OF
elegant and novel patterns to which the
attention of ladies is especially invited.
nice fresh, clean stock OF groceries,
and prompt delivery by Ashcraft & Kin
sey. "A
U. S. Commissioner S. c. Henton spent
several days in Tacoma this week on bus
mess.
We have Just received another ship
ment of overcoats. Look them over be.
fore buying. |. II. Dill's. 38-tf
The finest ladies' calf shoe in the city
at Ashcrait & Kinsey's. A
Rubber overshoes cheap at Ashcraft &
Kinsey's. A
Born. Sunday, Nov. Is, to the wife Of
f. c. Wilson, daughter.
Sheriff Simmons returned to-day from
Portland.