The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1895-06-13

A young white man named Joe Fossati
married = negro prostitute at Walla
Walla the other day, and the couple con.
Quoted themselves so shamefully that the
feelings of the community were outraged.
Saturday night about $50 men gathered
and, taking the motley pair from bed,
dipped them in tar and rolled them in
feathers until they couldn't be told apart.
This 10 not the first time that the people
Of Walla Wslla have taken q peculiar
way Of expressing their displessure, for
II was only Q couple of years ago when
Gambler Hunt was taken from Jail and
riddled with bullets. II these occurrences
bad been reported from some OF the dis
tricts Of the south they would not have
occssioned 30 much comment; but Walla
Walla 10 one Of the oldest settled sections
OF the state, and 1t 10 time for her to
slough OF her backwoods manners and
customs and catch on to the tail board of
the car OF progress.
There are some big farms in the Vi
cinity Of Toppenish which give promise
OF lining the pockets Of their owners with
gold, this fall. E. G. Burlingame has
200 acres OF potatoes and 40 acres OF corn.
N. H. Lille has 300 acres Of oats, 40 of
corn and 80 OF alfalfa. He has also COM
pleted his race track and has trout lake
on which floats . handsome pleasure
boat. Bert Parton has about 400 acres Of
barley, near Mr.. Lilies farm; and of
towards Zillah. Louis b. Harris has It's
acres Of potatoes, % of onions and Is Of
corn, oil growing in a most satisfactory
manner.
A cordial invitation 10 extended to citi-
zens TO attend lawn party and quilt sale
at the residence OF Senator Lesh, in
Mckee, on the evening Of the 10th inst.
Ice cream, straw berries and instrumental
music will be among the attractions. The
proceeds Of the sale will be devoted to the
building of the Mckee Presbyterian
church.
Goldendale has signified its intention
to be represented 10 Yakima on the
Fourth, in the persons Of her base ball
enthusiasts, and Roslyn 10 asking for
purse provided her nine should come. 1t
10 understood that both clubs will be &C
commodated-at least $50 OF the amount
raised by subscription last week having
been set aside for expenses OF this nature.
Hyman Harris, who has been confined
to his room for week or more with q
sprained ankle. 10 again attending to his
duties In the Y L store.
Bulk Olivss-Imported Swiss, Rogue
fort, Limberger and Full cream cheese
at II. A. Griffin's. 20-4t
Davis Best and Big Bend -four ct Pull
ley & Higgins. 20-2t
To Rent-Furnished or unfurnished
room. Enquire at THE HERALD Office. 20
Pulley & Higgins are leaders in low
prices on dry goods, shoes, groceries,
dour, &c. 2O-2t
Bulk Olives-Imported Swiss, Rogue.
fort. Limberger and Full cream cheese
at II. A. Griffin's. 20-4t
Flour has declined see Pulley Il Hug.
gins. 2O-2t
Merchant Gardner, of Ksnnewick, was
10 the city on business Tuesday.
Buy Yakima made flour--three grades
-retailed at 90, rs and 80 cents per
sack. I3-tf
Bulk Olives-Imported swiss, Rogue
fort, Limbergur and Full cream cheese
at II. A. Grifiin's. 20-4t
II you want to loan money on improved
farm property you can get it by calling
on g. M. Mckinney. I2.tf
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