The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1895-11-28
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The Yakima High School football team
left this morning for Ellensburg acco n
panied by many friends. The bows had
provided themselves literally with tin
horns and appeared in fine feather.
Their colors, yellow and black, were to
be seen everywhere. Someone suggested
that they would drop the yellow after to-
days game but it is to be hoped this will
not be necessary. John Reed, Paul Hol-
brook and Fred Miller were taken along
az "msscots" and IL the boys can gain
a victory thus handicapped they are
all right. Among the Yakima ladies'
who will view the game are Mrs. p. A.
Bounds, Mrs. John Bartholet. Mrs. +. ID.
Cook, Miss Marsh, Miss Winchell, Miss
Stephenson aud Miss Leach.
The first Baptist church will give q
Thank. offering social'' on Friday even.
ing, Nov. Goth, at the church. There ID
being prepared fine literary and musi
cal program. Mrs. Minnie Windle Harm.
ly, teacher of elocution in the Ahtanum
academy, will be present and give some
OF her select readings, also Miss Cob.
leigh, teacher OF music, is expected to
be present and assist. One OF the fea-
lures Of the evening will be the thank.
offering which wifi be made at the close
the program, those making offerings be
ing expected as far az possible IT, give
their experience in obtaining the offering
There will he no admission charged
Tonight Mason's opera house will bf
the scene of a very brilliant gathering
the occasion being the Disbandment Bal
OF Company +, of the National Guards
The success of the entertainment il as.
sured as enough tickets have been sold
and promises of attendance given to JUST.
fly the members in going to additional ex'
pense to please those who will be
present. In addition to good music and
good com pany an especially fine supper
is being provided, and in all THE HERALD
feels justified in predicting that it will
prove an event in the social life of Yaki
ma long to be remembered with pleasure
mule team harnessed to farm
wagon and driven by VIM. Lacy, ran
away on Friday last, and for time il
looked as though the result would prove
most serious. While opposite the office
of Fechter & Ross the wagon collided
with a telephone pole throwing Mr. Lacy
under the wheels, which passed over bis
chest. In front of Janeck's there was
another !collision, this time with d. w
Simmons buggy. The mules were
thrown down and the buggy was badly
damaged. DIR. Frank reports that MIR
Lacy's injuries are not of serious char
acter.
Among those who left Thursday morn
ing for Ellensburg to attend the Kittitat
and Yakima county Epworth League
convention to be held in that city Nov
2S, 20 and 80, we're Mesdames Kinsey
Remnant, Evans, Harris and Parker
the Misses Leach, Morgan, Marie anc
Lucy Schaffner, Edith Lawrence; Messrs
Kelso, Schwartze, Anderson, Walton
W. F. Tuesley, Revs. Evans and Smith
and Prof. Lawrence. Many of the dele
gates expect to remain over Sunday.
John Kennedy, arrested for passing
spurious coin at Roslyn, was examined
before U. S. Commissioner Henton, or
Monday, and was remanded to Jail in
default of bonds in the sum of $500 fo
his appearance at the next session OF thu
federal court to be held at Spokane
District Attorney Brinker, of Seattle, con
Quoted the prosecution.
Comp laint has been made to U. S
District Attorney Brinker that L. r. Free
man has sent his paper, the Farmer
through the mails, in which was printed
a false statement OF the laws regarding
the liabilities OF subscribers to publishers
This is in direct violation OF the u s. pos
tai laws and the complainants propose to
push the matter to an issue.
Captain Waechter. of the Salvationists
left on Wednesday night for her new sta
ton at Spokane, and Lieut.. Salisbury
took to-day's train for Everett, where
she has been assigned. Their successors
are expected here from Seattle on Friday
or Saturday.
The Elks have determined upon Thurs
day evening, Dec. 10Th, as the date oil
their social session. Only members Of
the order and their lady friends and rela-
tives will be present. Some noval fea.
lures are promised by the committee Of
arrangements.
w. o. Knox, who by the way has a
display ad in another column, is prepar.
ing to close out his business in this city
He expects to leave early the first of the
year for Spokane where he will remain in
the employ of the Singer machine com.
pany.
In accordance with time. honored
custom the Elks will hold memorial ser
vices. for departed brothers of the order
at their hall in the Syndicate building
on Sunday afternoon at O'Clock. The
services are open to all
MIR. Ferrell, the hop buyer, says tina
five cents is all that is being offered fol
hops now. A fancy article would bring
little higher price but this grade ha,