The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-04-05
PARAGRAPHS In PLENTY.
Small Items Of News Collected Under
a General Head.
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL IMPORTATION.
A Large Colony Coming 60 Yakima.
The Demorsst Centest-Marriages ,
Births and Deaths for the Past
seven Days.

Bishop Wells, Of Spokane, will officiate
at the Episcopal church on Sunday.
The approach Of summer is heralded by
the appearance Of the street sprinkler.
The party who left a revolver at 1.-THE
Alfalfa" can recover the gun by calling at
once.
j. L. Smith and DR.. w. ii. Hare left
to-day for brief visit to the Sound
country.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Cottrell died Sunday at the residence Of
M. G. Wills.
II is reported that colony OF 60 fami-
lies will soon arrive here from Dixon, ILL.,,
having arranged to locate in the Sunny.
side country.
A Tacoma lady will be here about the
middle Of the month for the purpose Of
writing up the Yakima reservation for
the Northwest Magazine.
Fisher & Mabry, the enterprisng sad
dlers, have leased the stone building re-
Gently occupied by the Republic and will
remove thereto next week.
A new sidewalk is being placed in front
Of the postoffice and adjoining property
as result Of a runaway horse badly de-
molshing the walk on Sunday last.
The joint committee OF company E, and
the cavalry troops have under considera-
ton the purchase of four lots opposite the
Central school building for an armory.
L. +. Sperry has been appointed acting
secretary Of the state fair board and ia
now engaged in preparing premium list
and doing other clerical work under direc-
ton Of the commissioners.
The report that Assessor o. v. Carpen.
ter had been an asprant for the Office of
sheriff is denied. Friends OF Mr.. Car
penter have coupled his name with that
position but without his consent.
Born, at North Yakima, April 4th, to
the wife Of Ira P. Englehart, son. Mr..
Englehart is confident that the boy has
the timber in him for the making OF q
justice of the United States supreme
court.
Jay Sedgewick. who looks after the
taxes for the Northern Pacific, was in the
city Tuesday and Wednesday and en-
riched the county treasury to the extent
of $4,000 "A very comfortable sum for
these hard times.
The horse exhibition on Yakima avenue
Saturday, while not calling forth many
stations, was very credtable in the way
OF handsome and blooded animals.
Among the animals we're those OF Capt.
Simmons, W. G. Glassford, of Walla
Walla, Thomas Chappell and A. d. Elgin.
William Lemon, of Knoxville, Iowa,
has purchased the Huzzay farm Of Is
acres, on the Natcheez, for $500. The
place has good house and barn and ten
acres of bearing fruit trees. Mr.. Lemon
is the father of G. d. Lemon, city passen-
ger and land agent Of the Northern Pacific
at Chicago.
DIR. w. +. Morrison is increasing his
orchard acreage by setting out 10 acres OF
apples and 10 of Bartlett pears. The doc
tor expended $ll 500 last year in the way
improvements and proposes before long
t, have the finest farm in Central WASH
ington If work and liberal expenditure
of money will make it.
Tuesday was a great day for runaways.
Coffin Bros. horse started in by demolish-
ing that firms delivery wagon. w. H.
Kershaw's horse followed suit, without
doing much damage, and David Gull
lands black managed to get into barbed
wire fence and cut himself badly while
travel ng around in an independent way.
A rare treat is in store for the citizens
OF North Yakima. To hear Divide Mu-
sin, whom eminent critics have pro-
nounced the greatest violipist living to-
day, is an opportunity no one can afford
to miss. Musin's receipts in San Fran
cisco exceeded those of any vir.uoso who
ever visited America. At Mason's opera
house Monday, April %.
The South End Whist club met at the
residence of DR.. w. F. Morrison on Friday
evening last and passed an enjoyable
evening There were present Mr.. and
Mrs. Benson, Mr.. and Mrs. Pugsley, Mrs.
Goodwin, Miss Bailey, DIR. Hastings. E.
ii. Libby, Mr.. and Mrs. +. C. Hall, Mr..
and Mrs. W. w. Leeper, Mr.. and Mrs.
Graham and Miss Dunning.
Mr. and Mrs. f. NJ. Spain will leave
Sunday for Seattle to attend The sessions
of the grand lodge A. o. U. w. and the
grand lodge Degree Of Honor to which
they were elected delegates. Mr.. Spain
will deliver an address before the grand
lodge on Wednesday evening next at the
armory at which time the delegates are to
be rendered a reception by the citizens OF
Seattle.
Divide Musin, the great violinist, car
ries violin with one strinv-the Co.
only. On it he will play Pagsnini's vari-
atoms from Moses in Egypt" q wonder
full performance, full of depth and ten.
derness. He is the only violinist living
who performs these wonderful and diff
cult variations. At Mason's opera house
Monday evening, April %.
St. Michaels church was made very
attractive for the young people last Sun.