The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1895-05-02
1.-THE Herald" Searehlisht Thrown Over
City and County.
SUNSHINE and SHADOWSOP LOCAL LIFE
photographic hits of Gossip, society
News, Personals and Happenings
Gathered About North Yakima
ana Her Envtroning valleys.

4. NJ. Reed is in Tacoms, having left
on Friday morning last.
J. Copley Lloyd, the Ellensburg attor-
ney, is in the city to day.
W. II. Chapman is again able to attend
to his duties, after long illness.
Edward F. White is again able to at
tend to his business affaips, after long
illness.
Judge j. b. Reavis was passenger on
the west bound train this morning, going
to Tacoma.
Wanted-Man and wife. Man to work
on farm and woman to cook. Inquire at
this Office. Is
Hop Irvine. Hop twine! Try the
grades handle, and compare my prices
with those of my competitors. Is
There will be a meeting of the Relief
society OF St. Michaels church on Sun
day at half-past two O'Clock, at St. Mich
ael's church.
ii. L. Tucker purchased the handsome
little Shetland stallion recently brought
here for sale from Goldenda!e, as a birth
day present for his son Harry, who is 10
years old today.
Over 100 people attended the ball of
the U. X. X. of p. at Switzer's last night,
despite the counter attraction at Masons.
The hall was handsomely decorated, the
music good-snd everybody had a good
time. Those members of the U. r. pres
ent we're in full uniform.
Judge Boyd. of London. KY, arriv
in the city last night for long visit with
his friend Mr.. Fred Parker. Judge Boyd
has an enviable reputation in all the east
ern Kentucky courts, as a man of great
ability and knowledge of the law. He
has been circuit judge for over twenty
years.
Invitations are to be issued by the Com
mercial club to expected guests at the
Tuesday evening next meeting, at which
time Mr.. A. B. Wyckoff is to deliver a
paper upon Japan and Its People" Mr..
Wyckoff will speak from personal obser-
walton, and his paper will undoubtedly
be very interesting and instructive.
A man and fifteen year old girl APP
piled to minister in this city to be mar
ried, without a license, one day this
week. Upon being refused they went to
an attorney and asked for information rs
to means of marrying, and were in
formed they could not without the con-
sent Of the girls parents. This could
not be obtained, and the rumor on the
streets this morning is TO the effect that
the couple eloped. 1t is said they were
married in Ellensburg yesterday.
The Mozart Symphony club presented
a splendid array of talent at Mason last
night. and the attendance was very good.
All OF the Symphony club numbers were
vociferously encored, and were the best
features OF the program. The solos, both
instrumental and vocal. were good; yet
not SO good as had been anticipated.
There was too much volume and hardly
enough of low, sweet harmony in the in
dividual efforts. On the whole. however,
every listener felt amply repaid for attend
ing, and all will welcome return of the
club at any time in the future.
NJ. L. G. Wheeler has found gold in
! the Selsh % valley That is, he allows
anyone to think the Selah is the place,
but will give no specific information. He
says he has 80 days in which to locate q
claim, and will do so if he should find
such course would pay. The samples
of quartz he displays are exceedingly rich,
and very much on the free-milliHg
order. A great army of amateur prospec-
tors are busily looking for Mr.. Wheeler
location, but so far have been unable to
find it. He brought the samples to this
city yesterday morning, and there ha,
been considerable excitement among ole
mining men ever since.
Mrs. Henry j. Spratt, who was re-.
Gently removed from her Mckee home to
this city on account OF i'll health, died at
her residence in this city, on Wednesday
of Bright's disease, in the 35th year OF be-
age. She leaves husband and two
young daughters. Mrs. Spratt was lady
highly esteemed by the many friends
and acq uaintanees formed during hel
six years OF residence in Yakima, and
they are fnll OF sympathy for the be.
reaved family. The funeral occurs from
the home, on Third street near the hos.
pital, this afternoon at 2 O'Clock, Rev. S.
II Cheadle OF the Congregati onal church
officiating.
Mrs. George Higgins Demerse-or some
inmate of the boarding house which she
conducts, on First street-took a shot at
Mr.. George Higgins Demerse early yester-
day morning. Mrs. George has filed
papers praying for severing Of the gall
ing chains matrimonaily cemented twixt
herself and Mr.. George; and has had oc.
} casion, so it is said. TO warn that party
away from her premises on divers &C.
casions. On Tuesday night, or rather
I Wednesday morning, Demerse evidently
thonvht he had bnsiness MAR the aa;d