The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1895-01-24
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what Your sisters md Heur Cous.
iUs and Your Aunts Are Doing
This week-LittIc side Issues Of
Interest TO All.

luesudy.
The Cinderella club meets with Miss
King, at the home OF Mrs. Edward Whit
son. Thursday night.
Bob Stout, who was crippled by losing
leg couple of years ago, has opened
barber shop at Snnnyside.
The Quiz class of the high school was
pleasantly entertained on Saturday alter
noon by Miss Lettie Kingsbury.
f. M. Gilchrst, of Tacoma, one Of the
owners of the Republic, was . guest at
the Hotel Atherton on Friday last.
John A. Stone was able to be in the
city Tuesday for the first time since his
ribs were broken by kicking horse.
II. NJ. Wattles, Of North. Yakima, is
fitting up the Yakima City Flour Mills"
and when completed will do a general
milling business.
Rev. Feak, of the Methodist church, is
holding protracted meetings in the sch DOL
house at Yakima City, to full congregs-
tons with good results.
Patsy Mulligan and James Ryan, two
Spokane pugilists, were ia the city on
Friday last endeavoring to make match,
but failing in this continued on to the
sound.
Walter n. Granger returned from Ia
coma on Monday, where he was engaged
in consulting with the receivers of the
Yakima Investment company on the af-
fairs of that corporation.
Some bright fellow over at Olympia
said that for brains and dignity he would
choose Judge George Turner for senator,
for wealth he would select Levi Ankeny,
and for gall he would pick out John l..
Wilson.
kid" Mcdonald, an Ellensburg sport
ing man who at one time resided in this
city, passed down the road on Friday
last bound for Cripple Creek, Col. He
was $1,000 strong, which the Ellensburg
boys had given up to him over the green
cloth.
f. &. Miller, newspaper compositor,
sued Leigh r. Freeman for wages before
Justice Rodmsn Monday, and secured
judgment for the full amount. Freeman
claimed that Miller wasn't competent,
but this was dsproved by some of the
best typos in the city.
DR.. f. E. Heg was visitor to Olympia
during the past week, and informed the
Ledger correspondent that Ankeny had
not a single supporter in all the Yakima
country. This is the first intimation the
people of this great subdivision of the
state have had that so thorough canvass
had been made.
, The county Jail has now eight occu-
pants. One of them is an old man named
Seymour, who was sent up for selling
liquor to Indians. His term expired on
Friday last; but he is unable to earn =
living and Sheriff Dilley hasn't the heart
to send him out-and is boarding him at
his own expense.
Councilman Walter Walton has made
sale of his hardware stock and business
to &. G. Wallace and A. G. Coburn, and
an inventory is now being taken. Messrs.
Wallace and Coburn are two bright young
business men who recently arrived from
Buena Vista, COL, and they have become
associated under the name OF the Wallace
Coburn Hardware Co.
Tacoma News: Col. L. S. Hewlett, OF
North Yakima, is here, an interested OBJ
server of the manipulating. Were he to
consent. Hewlett could readily secure
scattering complimentary vote on the
first ballot. He insists, however, that he
is not in the present race, and that when
he gets into the ring it will be as the
unanimous choice for the senatorship of
every republican vote in the legislature.
jolly dance was held at the residence
of Jock Morgan, near Mabton, on Friday
evening last. With eating, dancing and
e other agreeable ways the party did not
break up until o'clock in the morning.
Those present from Mabton were Mr..
and Mrs. Franzen, the Misses Flat, Min
ME Miller. Grace Harris; Messrs. T. B.
Smith, W. Church, o. Phillips, w. H.
Wright, K. E. Anderson and Frank
Berry: Sunnyside - The Misses Gray,
Frazier, Harrison. Ollie and Maud Bolin |;
Messrs. Montgomery, Price, Alvie, Dew
elm, Bolin, Brewer, Charles and Harry
Morgan and r. II. Jackson; Bellmer-
H. S. Martin, Fred Harris and John Cox.
W. II. Wright made himself exceedingly
useful as caller and floor manager.
One of the most pleasant surprise
events of the season was precipitated
upon the Misses Annie and Hattie Clay,
OF Yakima City, on Friday evening last.
Councilman Tom Butler rustled fifteen
couples of the fair and brave, and after
storming the Clay residence took posses
sion and held the hospItable fortress until
the wee sms' hours. Ferris and Cassidy
furnished music for the dancing and Mrs.
Clay was equal to the occasion, for she
always has q well-filled larder, and she
surprised the surprisers with an attract
i've lunch. Those prerent were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Holloway, Mr.. ard Mrs.
Churchill; Misses Butler, Gervais, Ad-
kins, Cunningham, Beak, Adams, Car