The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1895-07-25

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s. J. Lowe and w. s. Clark returned
Sunday from the Tietan basin.
+. J. Jaeger, q leading merchant Of
Zillsh was Yakima visitor on Wednes.
day.
F. E. Role, the boniface OF the Hotel
Riverside, Prosser, was guest OF the
Hotel Yakima on Wednesday,
Mrs. Walter Reed, who has been visit.
ing the family Of John Reed for several
days past, returned to Cie-E lum to- day.
Capt. Min e. divisional secretary Of the
Sslvationists, Capt. Msude Sharp, lately
Of Seattle and Capt. Chsppell Of the
Wslls Walls corps. arrived In the city
this morning and will remain for q
couple OF days.
f. w. r. Taylor, Of Prosser, was in
the city yesterday. While here he sue
ceeded In making arrangements for .
game Of baseball between Prosser and
Yakima mines at some undetermined
date in the near future.
Bert. E. Parton, Of Toppenish, was in
the city on Tuesday and Wednesday Of
this week. He Gays he has 800 acres Of
barley and 800 acres of oats that are
looking we'll, and that the only anxiety
he now has is with regard to price.
The government has just issued new
style of money order blanks to take the
place of those now in use which were
found to be too cumbersome. The new
style is In the form and size OF bank
draft, and can be put in letter with a
single fold.
Messrs. w. L. Jones and Albert Saylor
returned last night from their outing on
the Tietan. Senator Lesh, who was with
them, came back by the way OF Soda
Springs several days ago. having been
taken i'll with an old complaint, stomach
trouble. Attorney Jones says that the
party enjoyed every day Of the outing
hugely.
Married, Sunday, July 81, William G.
Stayt to Miss Elizabeth M. Stuart. The
groom is the son of Rev. Stsyt, and was
admitted to the bar at the spring term Of
court. The bride is the daughter Of
Hugh Stuart, OF the Mckee, and has
many friends in the city and county who
wish her and her husband all the hap
piness which the union gives promise.
Rev. s. H. Cheadle has rendered his
resignation as pastor of the Congrega-
tional church, and expects to leave for
California in September, where he will
make his home. The citizens of Yakima
will learn Of this determination with ex-
treme regret, as Mr.. Cheadle has won for
himself warm place in the affections Of
this community through his goodness,
truth, and kindly sympathy in times Of
bereavement.
The following officers were on Saturday
evening last initiated for the ensuing year
by Syringa Chapter. o. +. s: Mrs. Va
leris Frank. worthy matron; Z. s. Yates,
worthy patron; Mrs. Lydia Murane, as
sistant matron; Mrs. Emma Congdon,
conductress; Mrs. Alice Sinclair, assist
ant conductress; Mrs. Bella Sawbridge,
secretary; Alexander Miller, treasurer;
DR.. P. Frank, chaplain; Mrs. Jennie
Tucker, Adsh; Miss Elsie Terrell, Ruth;
Mrs. Annette Green, Esther; Mrs. Alice
V. Goodwin, Martha; Mrs. Esther Miller,
Electa; Cornelius Murane, warden !;
James Green, sentinel.
The June number of Outing has an at
tractive sketch OF Trout Lake. at the foot
OF Mount Adams. The locality, which
is especially favored with scenery, fish
and game, will be visited this season by
number of residents OF Yakima. In this
vicinity are several caves. the largest Of
which is used by the neighboring farmers
as q cold storage warehouse during sum
mer, for it is walled with ice, while huge
icicles Of stalactite and stalagmite forma-
ton obstruct a complete view and present
obstacles to full exploration OF the cave.
The sight is a beautiful one when lighted
by torches, for the great pendants OF pure,
translucent ice reflect and scintillate the
ruddy glare OF color, and thousand
rays Of prismstic light make it scene
from fsirylsnd.
County Treasurer Matt Bartholet gives
notice that he is prepared to pay the fol-
lowing warrants, interest on which will
cease August 5th: Warrants on road
and bridge fund to and including No.
1855, dated Dec. 8, '93; state fair fund to
and including warrant 573. School dis
trict warrants will be paid as follows:
District No. 2. to and including warrant
172; district No 3, to and including war
rant No. o; district No. 4 to and includ-
ing warrant No. SO; district No. 5, to and
including warrant No. s; district No. 10,
TO and including warrant No. z; district
No. is. to and including warrant No. 1877 I;
district No. 81, to and includina warrant
No. Al: district No. %. to and including
warrant No. 81 district No. q, to and
including warrant No. 8; district No. %,
to and including warrant No. 50; district
No. 80, to and including warrant No. 10;