The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1896-09-03
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Judge @. B. Graves is in the city.
Willis Thorpe arrived to-day direct
from Alaska.
Mrs. Chas. F. Navarro Of the Okano-
gan country lie visiting friends In Yakima.
] Rev. and Mrs. A. Bard are now happy
in the birth Of their first child, daugh-
ter.
Farm produce taken in exchange for
groceries at cash prices at A. E. Kinsey
& Co.'s. 80.
Major Parker, who is in command Of
the North Pacific division OF the Saliva
ton Army, is in the city.
Bridget Geehen and Joseph Koresky
were married at the Catholic church
Wednesday morning by the Rev. Father
Sweere.
i Messrs. Pulley & Higgins exhibitstbis
week lot OF Elberta peaches from the
orchard OF P. J. Flint, the like Of which
are seldom If ever seen. The largest tip
the scales at one pound.
Persons who have coughing spell ev-
cry night, on account of a tickling sem
sation in the throat may overcome It at
once by dose Of One Minute Cough
Cure. North Yakima Drug Store.
/ There will be political meeting held
at the Mckee school house Saturday even
ing when a Bryan-Rogers club will be
organized. Good speakers will be in
attendance.
/ Mr.. Fred Parker left on Friday last for
Lakeview, Oregon, where Mr.. and Mrs.
E. r. Leaning, father and mother OF his
wife, are seriously i'll. Lakeview is many
miles from the railroad and Mr.. Parker
anticipates some difficulty In getting the
invalids home in comfort He will be
gone ten days or more
Samuel p. Putnam, president OF the
American Secular Union and Free
Thought Federation will be In Yakima
on saturday and Sunday, Sept. 9th and
9th, and deliver three lectures at Mason's
opera house. One will be held on Satur-
day evening, aud the other two on Sun
day at and 8 o'clock p. m.
i The registration books OF the city will
close on Oct. 18th. At present there are
but 3S4 registrations, divided as follows:
LIST ward, 122; I'd ward, 1870; Sd ward,
1872. Two years ago there were $50 vot-
ers registered although the votes polled
fell off couple of hundred. Clerk Coe
is Of the opinion that the vote this year
will be fully up to that Of the last general
election.
Quite number OF veterans OF the late
war met on Saturday last and organized
the Veterans Bryan club. There are
now 80 members including John G.
Boyle, j. X. Ward, J. p. McCafferty,
Abner s. Crawford, VIM. Badger, s. G.
Speer, III. Wade, w. A. Marsh, s. ].
Lowe, ]. B. Harrison. Nat Yeates, J. w.
Robinson. A. Forbis. G. B. Seward, w.
FL. Templeton, Chas. Moore, j. NJ. Hen
derson, M. N. Mansfield. J. H. Wiley, J.
L. Stephens. VIM. Stobey, ST., VIM.
Knowles, ]. W. Beck, e. S. Taylor, VIM
Flynn, H, II. Allen, q. r. Steadman and
G. II. Burr.
| /. III. Dills and James Simmons re-
turned on Saturday last from Alaska.
They were bearded, bronzed and rugged
and considerably heavier in weight than
when they left. The party which includ-
ed J. j. Tyler and Will Coddington
travelled a thousand miles inland from
Juneau, sixty miles OF the distance being
made by steamer and the balance on
foot, with sledges and dogs. They found
many good looking prospects but none OF
the richness anticipated. Messrs Tyler
and Coddington remained in Alaska and
are now working in the mines at Chilcot
Inlet for $50 per month and board each.
Miss Fulkerson entertained her mar
ried lady friends very pleasantly on
Thursday afternoon Of last week. She
was assisted by Mrs. Geo. S. Vance,
Mrs. /. M. Krutz aud Mrs. Bernard Will
kinson. The residence was tastefully
decorated with flowers, and dainty re-
freshments were served. Literary con-
undrums, called Authors Delusion, prov
ed most interesting and the contest ami
mated. The first prize for the greatest
number of correct answers, silver
spoon, was secured by Mrs. q. M. Nc
Kinney and the second prize, silver
glove buttoner, by Mrs. F. @. Sharkey.
The guests present were: Mesdames
Gilbert, Goodwin, Walker, Redmon, Hall
Hershey, Connolly, storrow, Sharkey.
James, Whitson. Carey. 7. M. Vance,
Graham, Boyle, Courier, F. Bartholet,
Fechter, Reavis. Louis Lesh, W. F. Nor
rison, g. J. Hill, JOS. Bartbolet, Rigg,
Henton, Geo. Ker, Mckinney. Needham
and Cornett.