The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1896-10-15
SNAP SHOTS At YAKIMA
The Herald" Reporter Takes Photo
graphs Of Local Events.
PEN PICTURES OF YAKIMA LIFE
ALI Sorts OF Paragraphs Gathered
I'm the Metropolis of Central w ASH
iDgton and from the Great and
Fertile Country Surrounding Il.

f. d. Eshelman returned to Tacoma on
Wednesday.
Christ Miller shipped 10 boxes OF APP
Piles to Tacoma and Seattle Wednesday.
Floyd Schsnnafelt returned this week
from Michigan where he has been visit
ing his grandparents.
George M. Needles and Miss Lizzie
Purdin, both of this city, were married
at Spokane on Tuesday.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Gard, OF Tampico, died on Mon
day from cholera infantum.
The ladies of the Nj. E. church are
making preparations to serve an eiabor-
ate dinner on Thanksgiving day.
The Marks school house Endeavor
society will give dime social at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Marks on Friday
evening of next week.
w. p. Pulley and family arrived here
on Tuesday from Texas. Mr.. Pulley is
the son of Councilman Pulley and in
tends making his home In Yakima.
w. 2. Mexican of the firm of Black
burn Bros. & Co., Walla Walla, together
with his family are 10 the city this week
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Thomas.
Notice of the location OF nine mining
claims in the Gold Hill district have been
filed at the auditors office during the
past week by f. Parrot, w. B. Helm, F.
L. Masters and others.
Alfred Schanno is now employed in the
Northern Pacific shops at Ellens burg,
where he will perfect his knowledge re-
garding machinery with the view of be.
coming locomotive engineer.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Jones celebrated
the tenth or tin anniversary of their
wedding, at their residence on Monday
evening. Many friends were present and
the occasion was spent most pleasantly.
p. Lynch Garrett. who has been spend
ing couple of weeks in Yakima working
in the interest of p. G. Sullivan for gov
ernor, returned to the west side on We'd
nesday considerably discouraged over the
political outlook.
No one should miss the opportunity Of
hearing John r. Rogers, the fusion can
Init fnr
Davis, of Seattle, who will address the
citizens of Yakima at the court house on
Monday evening next.
Charley Campbell, of Yakima city,
won the half mile dash at Spokane Tues
day good and strong. His horse Tom Ton
que, entered by Alexander, captured the
race while Col. T, entered by himself
took second money. There were ten
starters. Time so seconds.
l.. E. Sperry, editor of the Republic,
was called to Tacoma on Tuesday by the
serious illness of his wife who was taken
with typhoid fever soon after her arrival
in Tacoma and is now receiving the best
of care at the hospital. Mrs. Thompson,
mother of Mrs. Sperry, is also with her.
There are now Sc members OF the Vet
Grams Bryan club. A rousing meeting
was held on Saturday evening at which
much indignation was expressed at the
partisan attack recently made on the club
by the Republic. Another meeting will
be held IN the Bryan headquarters build
ing on Saturday evening next.
+. 7. Osgood and Miss Mary A. Os-
good were united in marriage by Rev.
N. Evans on Oct. 8th. The contracting
parties are not relatives the groom hav-
ing had his name changed to Osgood by
an act of the legislature. The bride is
the daughter of DIR. Osgood, of Walla
Wals, and gradu ate of Vsssar college.
Word was received yesterday by Mr..
A. +. Smelling from state headquarters
by wire, that Hon. NJ. A. Hurley, a sill
yer republican orator, would speak in
Yakima Friday Evening, Oct 23d.
Throughout Wisconsin. Mr.. Hurley's
home, and many Of the central states, he
is well known as an orator and thinker,
and will no doubt receive the same hearty
reception that has been accorded all
speakers on the subject of silver in this
city.
The following parties were admitted to
citizenship during the past month, by
Judge Graves, upon making proof Of
compliance with the legal requirements
Jens Rasmussen. native Of Denmark
Jno Wilson, Great Britain; Paul Lun-
dahl, Sweden; AntoR Karlsrud, Sweed-
en-; F. w, Johnson. Sweden; Hans
Hansen, Denmark; Carl Schroeder, Ger
many; Christian Miller, Switzerland f;
Arthur Jacot, Switzerland, Charles
|AHentzi, Switzerland; Alexander Nc
.rthur, Great Britain Adolf Holtz-
ein, Austria; Andrew McCraeken,
cat Britain; W. NJ. Watt, Great Brit
Jacob Becker, Germany; Peter Nor
Feeden; r. f. McGee, Great Brit