The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1897-12-02

Personals. Business Announce.
merts, Current Comment and
Facts lntcrwOvcn 10 suit "Thc
Herald" Readers.
Vote the Citizens Ticket next Tuesday.
Coasters and sleighs galore at The
Elite. 45-4t
Get your pictures framed at Johnson
Paint Store. 38.tf
G. H. Bartlett has been appointed post
master at Yakima City.
First class brick at Garrett Bros yard
near the power house. Att
The auditors fee book foots up $144 IS
for the month eli November.
Miss Effie Cary is in Tacoma visiting
Miss Monroe. formerly of North Yakima.
A new stock of that elegant delft ware
is now in at the Yakima Hardware com.
pany. A
Alb. Wyckoff ex poets to leave on Mon
day for Seattle, where he will remain IN.
til after his daughters wedding.
Wedding bells will ring and wedding
cake be baked for two of Yskima's most
popular young people before Christmas
comes.
Nothing is handler or more economical
in kitchen than a good meat cutter and
grinder. Examine those in stock at Wal
lace & Coburn's.
Tuesday was the last day for paying
1896 taxes, and Treasurer Bartholet was
busy man on that occasion. The re.
ceipts of the day were $4,000, Of which
$4,000 were paid by the railroad CON-
pany.
Postmaster Wilkinson has posted no.
tice calling on persons holding keys to
present their receipts for deposits before
Jan. or forfeit all claim to any deposit.
II the receipt cannot be produced holders
of keys must make affidavit that they
made deposit therefor in order to COL
lect it,
The members of Troop meet to- NOR
row friday night at the armory to make
arrangements for giving minstrel show
for the purpose Of replenishing the treas.
ury. They are paying their own way
without assistance from the state and are
deserving of the hearty support of the
people of North Yakima.
Miss Barge entertained a number of
young people Tuesday night in honor of
her guest, Miss Ackley. Those present
were Misses Ackley, Barge, Fulkerson,
Stephenson, Roher, Patton and Barton,
and Messrs. Lombard, Coburn, Cline,
Walter Cornett, St. John, Chandler,
Miller, Olney and Lemon.
party OF the season next Wednesday
night in the club rooms. These winter
entertainments are one of the established
features of the institution and are for the
club members only and their lady friends.
Three new members were elected last
week and a number of others have made
up their mind to do likewise.
A company OF young people, to the
number OF 80, met on invitation with the
pastor Of the Baptist church at his resi-
dence last Friday evening to spend q
social hour and discuss plans OF work for
the Baptist Young Peoples Union. At
meeting held Tuesday evening organi-
cation was completed and it was decided
to take up course of reading to be pur.
sued through the winter. The first meet
ing of the reading circle will be held with
the pastor next Wednesday evening.
Somers' Family Concert and Comedy
company will give one of their up-to-date
entertainments of chorus singing, solos,
duets, comic songs and dances, coon
songs. Irish songs, Dutch specialties, etc..
at Mason's opera house, on Tuesday
evening, Dec. Z. Come and hear Miss
Nellie, whose high, sweet, clear soprano
is wonderful. She has no superior on the
stage to-day of her years. Perrin, the
boy alto. is good. Master Carl, the Irish
and hayseed comedian, will keep the
audience in a roar of laughter. Little
Lottie. the character artist, is every ones
favorite.