The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1896-01-16
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Attorneys Edward Whitson and Frank
II. Rudkin loft for Olympia on Wednes
day to argue the appeal OF Smith vs.
Delamater In the supreme court.
On the 9th inst. Auditor Hall issued q
marriage license to Frank McAuliff and
Miss Matilda Korter, and on the 18th tc
J. McClsnshan and Jennie Enterkine.
Agent s. T. Erwin, II. +. Ramsauer
Thomas p. Wilgus and Miss Sue Wilgu,
came in from Fort Simcoe on Wednesday
to attend the bachelors entertainment a
the club.
Marshslelect Backer will enter upor
the duties of his new station on Tuesday
next. Mr.. Lille contemplates leaving
for Alaska in the near future to try hi
luck in the gold fields.
o. A. Hsws and b. X. Farrier, recen
arrivals from Iowa, have bought from G
E. Roher rs acres of land in the Wild.
Hollow district and will engage in frui
raising and dairying.
Mrs. M. A. Chapman and Mrs. Geo. s
Courier left flor Elensburg Thursday
morning to attend the performance o.
Thomas Keene and make a short visi
with Mrs. Chas. Wirth.
Editor F. w. Roach, of the Prosssl
american, was a Yakima visitor on Mon
day. He says the Prosser merchant,
have been enjoying good trade on &C
count OF the influx of many new settlers
THE HERALD was in error when i
stated that the petition for the reduction
OF the saloon license was signed by all O.
those in the business excepting Z. W
Dooley. Mr.. Dooley's name appear,
among the signers.
A charming young lady of this city
now bushes modeslly when any refer
ence is made to a handsome diamond
ring which encircles the engagement
finger OF her well shaped hand, while .
prominent young merchant wears hap
py smile in the knowledge that he knows
Moore about it than anybody else.
The three year-old daughter OF w. S
Barnes, formerly of the Republic, bu
now of the Tacoma Ledger, was very
seriously injured while coasting in tina
city on Monday last. In descending tn,
hill the sled collijed with telephon,
pole throwing the little one against il
with terrific force. 1t is feared that tn,
skull was fractured.
Sheriff Dilley arrived from Kennewicl
on Wednesday night having in custody
Howard Wolfe, who is charged
with having attacked and robbed
the Chinese section hands at tina
station OF 5000, more or less. The evi
dence against the prisoner is purely
circumstantial, but Prosecuting Attorney
Englehart believes that it is stronl
enough to warrant conviction.
The cellar of the Isler house was en-
tered by thieves on Tuesday night ant
about four dozen cans of preserved fruit
several hams and other provisions were
carted off. Last week it was the Hote
Yakima that suffered loss OF about $50
and if the rotation is not interrupted Tht
Bartholet will be the next loser. These
are times when none can be too particular
in looking after locks, bolts and bars.
Many merchants are well aware thai
their customers are their best friends and
take pleasure in supplying them with the
best goods obtainsble. AS an instances
we mention Perry K Cameron, prominent
druggist of Flushing, Michigan. They
say: "We have no hesitation in recon-
mending Chsmberlain's Cough Remedy
to our customers, as 1t is the best cough
medicine We have ever sold, and Away
gives satisfaction" For sale at 80 cents
per tottle by Janeck's Pharmacy.