The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1895-01-31

gencs anu refinement Of the Inhabitants
we're well portrayed In the exercises OF the
evening. We cannot refrain from man.
tioning the ESSAYS read by Miss Inybrit-
son and Miss Lsnnen, which were more
than ordinary productions aud the logical
reasoning well displayed the culture and
scholarly attachments OF the shove nam
ed ladies'. Mr.. Brewer ~ an amateur
actor created great applause. while he
portrayed the condition of the msrried
msn were woman suffrage 10 vogue. He
also exhibited the toll and drudgery con-
nected with the wash tub. We are not
certain but what Mr.. Brewer had also an
eye to business a. we'll As pleasure, and
some OF the ladies here expect him to
soon be expanding the good points o I
some new tangled washing machine to
be kept in connection with his hardware
business. In fact, Mr.. Editor, IL you
wish to enjoy an evenings entertainment,
come down to the Sunnyside literary but
try and confne yourself to as small q
space as possible. However, it will not
always be thus, as the contract has lately
been let TO Mr.. l.. Gordon for a g., 900
school house.
The Sunnyside hotel is a fine three
story structure, with large, spacious
rooms, and commands slightly view Of
this magnificent valley. 1t is under the
management of Mr.. Stratton.
The Globe hotel is new structure, and
under the beaming smile of Landlord
Morris the stranger soon feels at home.
Sum, side is proud OF her hotels, and che
has just cause to be. Walter Smith also
runs \ restaurant in connection with his
bakery and tobacco store.
The Cline Grocery company, under the
management of Mr.. Cline, carries man.
moth stock of general merchandise, and
is noted for square dealing and courteous
treatment. Mr.. Cline is also postmaster,
and the office is located in the company's
store.
Mr.. Cahnon also has well selected
stock of general merchandise and main
taos the good will of his customers and
finds his trade steadily growing. B. NJ.
Brewer, successor to Brewer & Crabb,
keeps good and carefully selected stock
OF hardware, and is one of the most pop
ular dealers in the Yakima valley. II in
need of anything in his line don't fail to
give him a CALL as his prices and quality
Of goods cannot be excelled. Frank
Petrie keeps well selected stock OF fur
niture. j. W. Henderson will soon open
= new and fresh stock of drugs next door
to the Cline Grocery company. Alvey &
Wright, real estate and insurance agents,
occupy neat Office. Mr.. Alvey is q gen.
tleman OF good address and impresses
one most favorsbly. Mr.. Wright il too
we'll and favorably known to need any
comment; but il any reliable information
is required relating to this country ask
Alvey & Wright, and the information can
be relied upon in every detail. Mr..
Wright had the misfortune to break his
leg some six weeks since, but is doing
we'll under the medical care of DIR. Nc
Cracker, of Zillah. Mr.. Bratburgh
keeps jewelry store. Mr.. Jones, lately
from Yakima City, is engaged in the liv-
cry business. His stable is in close
proximity to both hotels. II in need OF
a good turnout, give him a call. You
will find him the prince Of liverymen as
we'll as OF good fellows. W. NJ. Stoby
has also large livery stable and carries
the daily mail to and from Mabton.
Prof. Rauch has charge OF the Sunny
side school, and Mr.. A. B. Buel is the
village smith. And last, but not least, is
Mr.. Leonard jenkins, who has interests
in eastern and southern Washington. and
is sojourning here. Mr.. jenkins is the
social lion Of the town and the Ward
McAllister of the valley.
To say that there ia need for a bridge
across the Yakima river near Mabton
only expresses it mildly, as the popula-
ton is large enough to entitle them to
one at an early period. This is unques-
toned by any fair-minded citizen OF the
county who is posted on the conditions.
Miss Leva Mslinds, of Zillsh. Was WIS.,
iting friends here the past week.
Mr.. Bert Simpson and Mr.. Brown, OF
Yskims City, are on hunting tour in
this section.