The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1895-01-03
TERSH TALES OF TOWN
photographic PenCilineS Of North Yaki-
ma and Her Environments.
THE HARVEST OF BUSY REPORTERS
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before You In an Attractive
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Born. on Wednesday. Dec. goth, to the
wife of ID. +. Smith, daughter.
DIR. and Mrs. o. NJ. Graves spent the
holiday season at Pomeroy, their former
home.
VIM. Mcmillan, of the firm of Fawcett
Bros, this city, was visitor in Golden
dale this week.
Miss Alice Carpenter, daughter of our
worthy county assessor, is visiting Mrs.
II. J. jerks, of Prosser.
Rev. w. II. Cornett and wife, of Taco.
ma, are in the city for a visit OF a week
with relatives and friends.
Mr.. Cyrus Walker arrived on Tuesday
morning from Seattle, to spend few days
with his family in this city.
Arthur Coffin left on Tuesday for visit
with his family in San Francisco. He
will spend few days in Portland on the
return trip.
G. r. Donovan was visitor in Tacoma
for several days last week. Mr.. Dono.
van has been chosen as deputy by Treas
urer Bsrtholet.
Mrs. G. NJ. yesterday, of Tacoma, was
in the city over Sunday visiting her
daughter, who is attending school at the
Ahtanum academy.
The State Board OF Education was in
session at Olympia on Friday and Sat
urday of last week. Profs. Lawrence
and Mcintosh, Of this city attended.
w. II. Carpenter. proprietor Of the
Yakima dairy, at Old Town, last week
received from Tacoma fine diploma, is
sued by the Interstate fair, awarding him
first prize for cheese.
Frank Young, one time a resident OF
this city but now of Marion, Wash, is
here on two weeks visit He is trying
to secure an S0-acre hop ranch in this
valley, and will work it during the COM
ing year il he can make the deal.
Gen. o. 0. Howard, known by all OF
the pioneers OF Yakima county, will de-
liver an address at Walla Walla on Feb.
%. The general conducted the cam
psigns OF the government in the Moses
and other Indian wars in this valley,
during the "'70s."
A. l.. Slemmons returned on Sunday
morning from his visit to his old home
in Ohio. He came back alone-much to
the surprise of his friends and the dis
comfture OF John Reed who, as usual
had engaged the Yakima band for SER
enade upon the arrival Of the genial land
office receiver and his expected "better
half"
Rev. J. A. Stayt, on Monday evening,
Dec. "a, united in marriage Mr.. Charles
A. Peters and Miss Thasia Dunn, at the
home of Capt. Robert Dunn, in Parker.
The young lady is quite well known in
this city, where che formerly resided, and
her many friends here extend all best
wishes and congratulations--in which
TRE HERALD joins.
20. NJ. Latimer and wife, Ellensburg, ;"
is signature which adorned the Hotel
Yakima register on Saturday last. Mr.
Latimer and Miss Maher were married at
5 p. m. of that day, leaving on the morn
ing train for their home in Ellensburg
Mr.. ]. A. Patchett and Miss Matte Will
liams, of the latter city; were guests at the
ceremony, which was performed by Rev.
Cheadle.
Mrs. Frank Horsley entertained her
lady friends on last Saturday afternoon
with progressive snch and tempting re-
freshments. The guests presents were
Mesdames j. d. Cornett, G. S. Vance, III.
J. Snively, F. r. Reed, Edward Whitson,
A. b. Weed, Frank Bartholet, J. w. Ho-
gan, of Ellensburg, Geo. Donald, w. l..
steinweg, II. X. Owens, W. l.. Connolly,
Louis Lesh, o. A. Fechter, w. F. Prosser,
E. E. Heg, II. Coonse, Vestal Snyder,
Jos. Bartholett, Geo. Guilland and Miss
Lake of Seattle. The prize winners were
Mrs. Whitson, Mrs. Connolly and Mrs.
Snyder.
ssnaFb
This dogs name is the Hon. Blue
Reed. Take good care fhim. Consign-
or, Sam Vinson." With tag bearing this
inscription THE HERALD dog returned from
Spokane on Saturday last. Uncle Toms
Cabin thieves had him locked up in their
property car aud were not disposed 10 give
him up until they we're informed that the
whole troupe including Topsey was to be
arrested unless they potlatched, and this
quickly brought them to time. Mr.. Blue
has concluded not to star this season but
will remain in town and do the best he
can to entertain VIM. Shaw and a few
other friends.
Mr.. James Lennon is enjoying more
than his share of being made the victim
of petty thievery. Last week some one
broke into his cellar and stole two newly
cured hams aud two pals of lard, after
having lighted lamp in order to see.