The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-12-06
Sux.GLINPSES FROM SuyEYSIDE.
Newsy Paragraphs from the Grow.
ting Town Under the shade
OF snipes, Mountain.

Mr.. John Egan's rev residence is com.
pleted, and is certainly handsome adj.
dillon to South Nam street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lannin have
moved to their ranch southeast OF town.
They have very cosy home.
Mr.. J. w. McGinnis and family have
moved into town TO give their children
the advantage OF school privileges.
The Odd Fellows have in view the or
ganization of q lodge in our village
They will have quite number of mem
bers.
Mr.. +. NJ. Clark and sons, from South
Dakota, have arrived to improve 10
acre tract of land just out OF the city
limits.
Mr.. NJ. ID. Clark is occupying his
newly-erected house in Sunnyside. We
underst and Mr.. Clark intends to start
dairy.
Mr.. Morris and family will assume
control OF the Globe hotel this week, a
fact which will be welcomed by the
boarders.
A new meat market has opened in the
center store of the ellis block, to be run
by former Prosserite. 1t supplies a
long-felt want.
Our musical people are planning fine
Christmas entertainment. In fact our
little berg keeps abreast OF the times in
about everything.
Hotel Sunnyside has opened up under
new management and now affords enter
tainment to the traveller under the super
intendence of Landlord Stratton and
wife.
Mr.. Stobie is treating his house to a
coat OF paint and making some inside re-
pairs. BY the way, friend Stobie has
about as slightly place as there is in the
lower valley.
We have new young lady in town,
Miss Ingebretsen, of North Yakima, who
is teaching in the colored settlement out
OF town. We extend welcome to all
the pretty girls.
Mrs. DIR. Jones and son, OF Iowa, will
arrive in Sunnyside this week They
will stop with Mrs. Williams until the
doctor arrives, when they will 20 to
housekeeping,
The Cline Grocery company's increas-
ing trade necessitates the services OF a
clerk-Mr. Will Cloud, OF Iowa-who
seems to be quite a promising addition to
our bachelor fraternity
A great amount Of interest is mani
tested in our literary society, and its
meetings every Saturday night are largely
attended. The subject for debate last
Saturday evening was: Resolved, that
our government should own and operate
our railroads"
Our little berg is livening up wonder
fully since the election, and its streets
present quite u metropolitan air. The
loungers on the hotel verandas or the
grocery corners will even give the pros
poets OF the manageable widows and the
date of the bonds being paid up rest,
as they stop to view the dray loads OF
new furniture, loads of lumber and pota-
toes passing on the streets and to give u
hearty hand-shake to the newcomers.
The social event of the season was the
play at Hotel Sunnyside parlors Saturday,
evening OF "a Visit to the Oil Regions
by home talent. The cast of characters
was: Mrs. Hooper, wealthy widow,
Mrs. Williams; Hezekiah Hooper, rustic
nephew, Bruce NJ Brewer; Miss Ange-
lima Hooper, an heiress, Carrie Morris I;
Stanley Billdax, Angelina's lover, Jack
Pierce; detectives, James A. Wright and
Will Stobie. All carried their parts in
excellent shape, and q jolly good laugh
was enjoyed by every one. There was a
large attendance, including Il number
from Zillah. In addition to the play
there was all instrumental solo by Miss
Daisy Vest, vocal solo by Mrs. Furson,
and a tenor solo by Mr.. Walker, of I'll
lab.
YAK NJ.