The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-03-01

The wife and little ones OF Editor w
w. Corbett, Of The Ranch, arrived to,iay
from Tacoma. We are pleased that III,
progressive editor OF the leading agricul
tural journal Of the northwest has chosen
this pretty little city for his future
home. Empty houses are worth thei,
weight in gold in this vale Of anxiety
Just now, but, two TO zone, The Old
Rooster" as his readers delight 10 know
him, will ind the drst good one vscat ed.
W. T. Clarke, one Of the chief factors
In the Pacific Artesian and Land Co., oil
this county. but who has until recently
been connected with extensive business
institutione 10 Seattle, has become a resi-.
dent OF Yakima county and will hereafter
devote his time and energies TO the devel.
opment Of the interest of the company
above named.
Miss Addie Simpson was united in mar.
riage with Mr.. d. G. Whistler 10 Mckee
at the residence OF the brides father on
the 18th Of February. The groom and
bride are popular young pc 'ple, well
known in this valley. and the good
wishes OF host OF friends accompany
them as they launch upon the sea oil
welded bliss.
Capt. c. NJ. Holton, proprietor II The
Republic, returned on Friday last
from his federal mission at swansea,
Wales, and will remain permanently. II
is understood that the Captain will
assume editorial charge Of his papers
fact which his Republican friends will be
glad to note.
Col. j. A. Taggsrd left for the other
side OF the mountains on Tuesday. lie
will be gone two or three weeks and may
tarry while at the Hot Springs during
his absence.
j. II. Hathaway. who has been visiting
for some weeks in California, returned
this week, accompanied by a nephew.
He is much improved in health, but lost
none OF his Partially for Yakima while
absent.
Moore & Moore are agents for the cele.
brated Imperial wheels and others OF
equal merit, also A. G. Spaulding & Bros.
athletic goods, fishing tackle, etc. Bl.
cycles for rent and repaired.
j. +. Mcclure, Of Wide Hollow, while
breaking young horse the other day,
received serious injuries about the hands,
one Of which members he will not be able
to use for some time.
ID. j. Wyncoop, a prominent mining
engineer from Tacoma, arrived in this
city this week to remain permanently.
He will superintend operations on his
ranch near town.
Manager Hopkins, of Spokane, the tel
ephone man, will be here early in March
to consider the proposition OF connecting
our local line with the long distance wire.
Mrs. F. E. Thompson, who has for two
months or more been visiting at Sumner
with her parents, Hon. l.. F. Thompson
and wife, returned on Wednesday.
Moore & Moore, the new stationery
and sporting goods firm, have all the late
periodicals fe. sale at lowest prices. Call
and obtain or order ' eat yoa want.
Snyder q Brown, attorneys, abstracters
and land titles. Complete set abstract
books Of Yakima county. Collections So
licited. Office in Metzger block. 6tf
George Livesley, former merchant II
this citv, but now Of Orting, is in the city
this week, accompanied by his son. They
will remain probably two weeks.
Office SUI plies. school supplies and stem.
ographers' supplies always in stock at
Moore & Moore's. They always adhere
to city prices.
Mrs. Geo. S. Courier returned on Sat-
urday FROM NJ cunt Vernon, where she
had been visiting her mother.
Messrs. VIM. Ker and Jas. b. PugsleJ
went to Tacoma on Thursday as witnesses
before the ft deral court.
Mrs. Fred R. Reed has gone to Cal,
ifornia to sojonrn for few months on
account OF ill hea It'll.
Louis Budde, formerly a merchant Of
Cheney, is here looking for location
for store.
A full and complete stock OF lega
blanks-l4s different forms-at Moore
& Moore's.
M. V. B. Stacy received $4,000 hoI
poles during the week.
Judge Erwin, Of Fort Simcoe, was IN
the city this week.
H. II. Allen returned on Monday from
Seattle.
E. F. Benson went to Tacoma on We'd
nesday.