The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1897-01-21

who lives much Of her time 10 San Fran
cisco, has recently succeeded to the posi-
ton of president of the Golden Gate
kindergarten society. Mrs.. Walker fills
the vacancy caused by the death OF Mrs.
Sarah B. Cooper, whom everybody learn
ed about during the Brown Overman
trial. Mrs. Cooper Was q great enthusi-
asst 10 kindergarten work and none the
less lie her successor, Mrs. Walker. The
latter has an invalid son and does much
travelling about the Pacific coast. San
Francisco 10 the original home OF the
kindergarten and among the earlier or
CARNATIONS is the Golden Gate society.
There 10 soon to be organized the Sarah
B. Cooper and Harriet Cooper memorial
kindergarten in San Francisco.
At the War Song Concert next Tuesday
evening at Mason's opera house, Hon. W.
L. Jones will be director; Louis Jsneck,
stage manager: Messrs. Vance, Voor.
hes, Donovan, Dudley, Kelso, Baker,
Runyon and other fine male voices,
hose names we are unable to give, will
sing chorus and drill squad from Troop
A will stand guard over tents and camp
6res, and the city band with Frank Nag
Ter as cornetist will provide the material
music. We prophecy big crowd. The
price of general admission is so cents
with no extra charge for reserved seats.
% cents for children under IL. Tickets
on sale now at Jsneck's. See him early
for best seats.
Patents have been received at the local
land Office for August G. Schoen, James
E. Story, Henry G. Warner, Edmond Il.
B. Warner. Robt. l.. Main, David Bryant,
Jos. f. Butchel, John II. Chisholm,
Henry w. Creason, Martin Johnson,
Thos. G. King. Chas. H. Hams, Henry
G. Pratt, Heinrich Walters, Arnt Erick-
son, David w. Graves, Karl &. Hugo,
VIM. L. Splswn, Geo. G. Thomas, Henry
A Spencer, William Msttox. Nicholas
Fichtor and James G. Morris.
Chicora, Pa, Herald: Richard Vensel
reports One Minute Cough Cure the great
est success of medical science. He told
US that it cured his whole family of terri
BILE coughs and colds. after all other so
called cures had failed entirely. Mr..
Vensel said it assisted his children
through very bad siege Of measels. One
Minute Cough Cure makes expectoration
very easy and rapid. Janeck's Phar-
macy.
Judge Ira A. Town, president of the
Puget Sound University, writes to friend
in this city regarding o. G. Palmer, of
the Ahtanum academy, as follows II
consider Prof. Palmer a very able and
successful teacher. He is exceedingly
thorough in his work and imparts t. his
students spirit Of thoroughness and in
dustry that goes far to make his efforts
successful"
The town of Buckley has only raised
5000 in money and labor for the purpose
of building q wagon road to the Gold
Hill mining district. A call is now being
made upon Tacoma to assist in the work.
Yakima secured a subscription of $1,000
within three days for road into the dis
trict, which will be pushed through as
soon as thS weather will permit.
The Post Intelligencer recently printed
what it claimed were the likenesses of
the various members of the legislature.
One of them made II. ID. Jory look like
a blooming idiot, while that purporting
to represent Senator Lesh WAS probably
selected from the rogue's gallery.
]. Bowers, one of the residents of the
school section was pleasantly surprised
on Wednesday by being greeted by his
brother G. M. Bowers, of Moscow, Idaho.
The brothers had been separated for "a
years and of course had some difficulty
in recognizing each other.
Rev. G. M. Booth left Wednesday for
q weeks visit with his family in Spokane
after which he expects to 60 to New York
and other eastern cities in the interest OF
the conference Of which he is member.
He will be gone about month.
Articles of incorporation of the Selah
Valley Ditch Co. were filed last week.
The capitalization is $4,000 and the
incorporators are Edward b. Sherwood,
James B. Reavis, Stanton Cady, H. q.
Clay and James A. Gillis.
Mrs. Cyrus Walker and son left on
Saturday last for Port Gamble where
they expect to remain for the coming six
months il the contemplated starting of
the mill is carried out; if not they will
20 to San Francisco.
A. w. Strong, OF Spokane, is said to
be an active candidate for agent of the
Yakima reservation, and it is claimed
that he has the support OF Senator Will
son, to whose campaign he contributed
much efectusl work.
Il. A. Hardenger, the Portland mana
ger of the Wiley b. Allen Co., music
dealers, is in the city introducing the
Harrington piano. for which Mr.. Claude
Briggs has been appointed the local agent.
John Reed returned yesterday from
Olympia, where he has been an interest
ed spectator of the two ring legislative