The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1895-02-14
SUsBElns FROM SUxsYNDE.
The Herald Csrrespsnaens Supplies
ssms Entertaining News Notes
fron tae Lever Csuutv,

The Hsraia Correspondent snpp,ie,
Nome Entertaining News Nsses
from sse Lever County.
f. P. Alvery is moving on to his farm
near town.
Sunnyside presents a good opening for
a harness shop.
The canal company is preparing to
erect an Office building at Sunnyside
The HERALD has many friends here,
and 10 recognized 10 the live paper Of the
county.
Deputy Sheriff Field and Judge s. o.
Morford were among Sunnyside's recent
callers.
Henry Vsnduzen. an official OF the N.
+. X. X. Co., is soon expected here from
Omaha to locate colony.
Mr.. John Esgan, Of Zillah, has lust
complsted the finest residence in Sunny
side, which he will soon occupy.
The pie social recently held was Q sue
cess, Tor in addition to an enjoyable time
the net proceeds amounted to over SIS.
The neat cottage of Joseph Cox is near
ing completion, and Joe WAS OF late hear d
humming to himself, IT'S of her I'm
fondly dreaming"
Mr.. Chisholm is manufacturing q 81.
perior article of broom, the broom corn
being product Of this locslity-where it
thrives exceptionally well.
Albert Wright is last recovering from
his accident and the little cottage in south
Sunnyside seems to have lost none of it's
old time attractions for him.
A ball at Sunnyside 10 the attraction
for February l4th, and on the 22d many
OF our young people will 70 to Prosser to
enjoy the dance at the Hotel Riverside.
The rabbit drive and shooting match
wound up with a banquet at the Hotel
Sunnyside, and royal good time was in.
dulged in by the chasers of the festive
Jack"
Miss Emma Harrison and Miss Nellie
Best came near meeting with sad acct.
dent near town, the other day, caused by
the breaking OF one OF the wheels of the
buggy in which they were riding.
A hack load OF the gay and festive
youth of the village held dance at the
residence OF Mr.. Bensley, near Zillah, the
other evening and report q tune long to
be remembered with pleasure in skipping
the trs-la-loo.
Mr.. Mitchell, rancher near here, me t
with q serious accident by being thrown
upon the frozen ground from the top OF q
load OF hay. He managed to get home
where he was confined for two DAYS DO.
fore his serious condition was discovered
by passing cowboy.
At the last literary drama was en-
acted entitled. Tho Jimtown Lyceum )"
Mesdames williams, Cannon and Lannin
taking the principal roles; bnt Messrs.
Anderson, Lannin and Brewer acquitted
themselves proudly and came down the
home stretch with flying colors.
Joseph Lannin 10 receiving an ava
lanche OF enquiries from the east regard
ing the fair Sunnyside country. He was
one OF the officers OF the Worlds fair
fruit department, and through his ex-
tensiye acquaintance among eastern fruit
growers he expects to be instrumental in
locating many new settlers in Yakima
county during the coming season.
Al Pritchett, an old Rocky mountain
scout formerly known as death. ont the.
Trail. or the Terror of the Redskins" but
OF recent times by the less poetical name
OF Missouri" was shaking hands with
old friends last week-having just re.
turned from an extended trip through
eastern Oregon. He says in all his wan.
behring's be found nothing TO compare with
the Sunnyside country and Yakima
county in general; hence his return to
his first love.
The mother-inls law trouble has broken
out in this locality, and one Mr.. Watch
has had relative OF that degree arrested
Tor shaking an empty basket at him 10 or
angry and threatening manner. The
trial was held before Justice Anderson
and set in motion the legal machinery oi
the first criminal case heard in Sunny.
side. A jury of good and true men was
summoned. Mr.. Watch appeared in his
own behalf and Mr.. Cannon for the de
PENDANT. After full examination it was
shown that the lady was only using the
basket as a shield to hide her mortifca.
ton at having such thing for son-in
law, and that she had no intention oil
using it as deadly weapon" as the
complaint specified. The case Was dis
missed and the taxpayers are xrumblin,
that warrants should be issued and cost
taxed up against an overburdened county
on such trivial matters.
Miss Engbritson having finished hel
term OF school near here has returned to
| North Yakima, and a certain young man
OF this place wears q melancholy east o
countenance in consequence. BRoscHo.