The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-03-01
LOCAL news GENERALLY
Personal, Social and Business Events
Locally Important.
NOTES FROM THE MADDIHG THROHG.
a Grist OF Gossip, Bits OF Fact aud
Fancy, Movements In Active Life,
Drag OF Popular Speculation aud
News Items Generally.

MIS-. Gary Is selling chlldren's schoo
straw hats at Is cents each.
DR. McGinnis, the Sunnyside rustler
was in the city yesterday.
New millinery goods are arriving dali,
at Mrs. Cary's millinery store on Yaki
ma avenue.
Union meeting at Mason's opera hons,
on Sunday evening next. Subject
"Manliness."
Rev. NJ. L. Rose will preach in the
school house in Yakima City next Sun
day at 8 80 p. m.
Manager Hyman Harris. Of the l. Y
L., left on Tuesday morning for seattl,
on business. He will be absent severa
days.
To restore gray hair to its natural colol
as in youth, cause it to grow abundant
and strong, there is DO better preparation
than Halls Hair Remover.
WHAT has become OF "Dr" Brown, the
dentist who recently came to this city fol
two or three days work? We will give
him one week in which to answer.
The sociable at the home of Prof. E.
p. Greene en- Tuesd ~ evening was q
very pleasant affair. Many were present
and the evening was passed most enjoy.
ably.
Hon. J. T. Mcdonald. well known 10
Yakima county and lately OF Kittitas,
has been appointed to a position in the
custom service aud station at Osooyoos
lake.
Will Lennon, who has Just completed
a three-months' course in the business
department Of the agricultural college at
Pullman, returned to his home in this
city yesterday.
Thoughts on the TRANSPORTATION" at
the Christian church next Sunday at
IL 80. No evening service except the C.
L. at 9 80, on account of the union SER
vices at the opera house.
Peruse the advertisement of d. s.
Johnston, in this issue. He is the great
piano man OF Tacoma. If you want to
buy musical instruments, you can save
money by applying to him.
The Regular Missionary Babtist church
N hold services at the court house on
fGiiGext Sunday as follows: Sunday school
,a'1 80 4. M. and 80 p. IN. Every
o5Se is cordially invited to come.
Mr. Mile s..,, Mayor Ct sidne,, spent
several days during the past week in
North Yakima. MIR. Miller, like all other
persons coming to our city, thinks that
Yakima is the best country in the best
state in the union.
Arthur Coffin, OF Coffin Bros large
establishment in this city, who has been
in the east for several weeks purchasing
an immense stock of goods, will be home
next Monday. He is now visiting the
Midwinter fair at Frisco.
Mrs. Franzen, who resides on Second
street, between Chestnut and Walnut,
is i'll with scarlet fever. The health Off
Ger has quarantined the residence. The
type is said to be mild. Great care will
be taken to prevent contagion.
Lille Z. Haye, daughter Of James Haye
and wife, OF this city, died on the morn
ing OF February 9th, after one week
illness. Funeral services were held at
the Christian church by Rev. M. l..
Rose. assisted by Rev. Fair.
Tim. J. Lynch, who has been ia Boston
for three months or more, returned this
week and expresses great pleasure at be-
ing once more at home. He says he came
through snow from four inches to foui
feet deep all the way from Boston until
he reached Washington.
The case OF the state of Washington
vs. Jack Smith and John Rivers, charged
with prize fighting, was dismissed by
Justice Henton on Friday evening, the
state failing to make a case. The trial
was had at the court house and large
crowd was in attendance.
Those people who are catching trout in
the rivers and streams hereabouts and
calling them white Ssh are sure to yet
into trouble, fo- they are being watched
by the honest Waltons Of this city. A
man who will catch trout out OF season
just for the fun of it, will steal.
The case of the State VS.. Kinyon,
charged with seduction. was dismissed
upon the motion of the. state on Satur.
day morning, The representatives OF
the state would have saved considerable
money for the tax payers if they had
found ont that they had no case before
they went to the great expense OF bring.
ing Kinyon from his ranch in Oregon to
answer the charge.
The ladies Of the First Baptist church
will give souvenir" social at the home
of4Mr. and Mrs.. J. Ii. Needham, Wed
nesday evening, March 9TH, at 7:3C
e'tiock. An admission Of Is cents will be
charged. Lunch served free. Ode Sells
art gallery will be an amusing feature Of
asthe evening. Everyone is cordially 10.
SSted to attend.
Mayor Miller and Councilman Howe,
of Sydney, this state. were in the city
during the week investigating the chance
for another mercantile establishment
here. Mr.. Miller is prominent mer.
chant Of Sydney, but the climate on this
siae1of the mountains pleases him much