The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-03-22
PARAGRAPHS In PLENTY.
Small Items Of News Collected Under
a General Head.
THE INDIAN MURDERER BOUND OYER.
Telephone Rates Cut I'm Two-Sat.
urday Afternoon at Mrs. whit.
son's-Aibert sayIor suing senator
Esheiman for Directorship.

T. G. O'Connor and J. L. Banks, oil
Ellensburgh, spent Sunday ia the city.
Deputy Marshal Maguire and bride are
expected TO arrive here about the 18th
inst.
Capt. w. d. Inverarity returned from
Spokane, where lie has been spending the
winter, on Friday last.
Losr--A brown cape on the night oil
March Z. Finder will please return to
Mrs. Frank Sinclair.
Mrs. L. Snipes arrived from Seat
tie Monday to make her home with her
son-in.law, IL. IL. Allen.
The legal firm Of Smith & Frazier have
abandoned their Office in this city and
Mr.. Frazier has returned to Ellensburgh.
1t is reported that Mitchell, Staver &
Co., of Portland, will soon establish a
branch of their agricultural implement
house in this city.
Stanley Coffin, Of Coffin Bros, left Mon
day on a two-week's trip through Eastern
YAKIMA with the object of extending the
business OF the house he represents.
To prevent the hardening of the subcu-
taneous tissues OF the scalp and the oblit-
Grafton Of the hair follicies. which cause
badness, use Halls Hair Remover.
Miss f. NJ. Cullen, who has been en-
ployed in the typographical department
OF THE HERALD for some months past,
returned to her home in Olympia on
Wednesday.
f. d. Schnebly, of Ellensburgh, was in
the city Tuesday. He says he cannot
perceive that the times in and about
Ellensburgh have i'm proved to any mate
rial extent.
Easter services at the Christian church
next Sunday morning. Sermon topic
Love, a conquerer. Evening subject
"An angels visit" Good music will be
feature Of the services.
Postmaster Amasa Walker came up
from Zillah Tuesday and reports that the
election to bond school district No. 3! for
$2400, in order to build suitable school
,bouse, was carried unanimously.
From California comes the sad news OF
the death of Mrs. Ollie Sharpe, the daugh
ter Old. w. Cross who, in the early DAYS
of North Yakima, was the pioneer under
taker and furniture dealer. Since her
marriage Mrs. Sharpe resided in Los
Angeles.
st. Patrick's day was quietly observed
in Yakima. There were no parades but
the green ribbon bouionniere was seen in
every direction. In the evening the mill
tary ball, given at the opera house by
Company f, was well attended, and, as
TIE HERALD predicted, was a most enjoy
able affair.
Prosser will celebrate the completion Of
its irrigation enterprise on the 10Th of
April. About thousand invitations are
to be sent out to prominent people all
over the state. The jubilaiion will close
with ball at the new hotel, The River
side, which will be opened on the LIST Of
April by Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Scat
chard, of this city.
The bond of A. L. Semmons, the new
ly appointed receiver of the land office,
was completed on Friday last and for.
warded to Washington. If approved, he
will probably be able to assume the
duties of the offire in about three weeks.
DR.. Hare, who filed his resign ,tion year
ago, is anxious for his successor to qualify
as he has planned pleasant trip to the
mldwinter fair and his former home in
Sacramento.
ina county will be pleased to learn that
E NJ Reed has again taken charge OF
his paper, THE YAKIMA HERALD, which
has been for the past few months under
the control OF Messrs. W. w. Watson and
Fred Miller. The latter gentlemen have
been publishing a most excellent paper,
but that Mr.. Reed will maintain the high
reputation of THE HERALD under their
charge goes without saying.
One of the maif>attractions of Yakima
avenue during the past few days was W
II. Chapman's Easter window. noble
Corhin hen, with large brood OF chicks
added another laurel to Mr.. Chapman's
crown OF ingenuity, for the mother and
her progeny were dyed in all the colors OF
the rainbow and seemed as clipper and
happy in their CANDY plumage as they
possibly could be on their native heath
the barnyard. Easter eggs and hand.
some foliage plants contributed to the
novel sight which constantly allured a
crowd of young and old of both sexes.
II. w. Thielsen and wife were among
Yakima's visitors FROM Ellensburgh on
Sunday. Mr.. Thielsen held the position
OF cashier OF the EIlensburgh National
bank for a number of years but is now
completing his arrangements for remov-
,~iug to Portland. The Ellensburgh Ma.
tionaI has been recognized, its capital
increased. and its officers now announce
that the time certificates issued when it
resu9ied business will be paid upon de-
mani. The banks quarters have also
been changed to the handsome stone
building built by b. E. Snipes.
Senator Jacob Eshelman came over
from the Sound country Monday tn look
after suit brought by Albert SAVIOR, who
is tlesirous OF becoming director of the
North Yakima school district. Mr., Say