The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-12-15
NORTH YAKIMA AND VICINITY.

est Of the public schools.
Miss Clara Whitson invited few Of
her juvenile friends to a skating party on
Beck's pond Saturday last.
The postoffice at Yreks has been dis
continued. Mail for that point will here
sitter 20 to North Yakima postoffics.
The Northern Pacific Railway Co. has
reduced its fare to EIlensburg to $3.50;
round trip, So to. AT
w. NJ. Harrison was indicted by the
Federal grand jury in Seattle Oh Thurs
day for selling cider to Indians.
Prof. Pascius' fame is spreading. He
went to Ellensburg one day last week to
play for the lovers of classical music
there.
Col. l.. :. Hewlett OF North Yakima is
at the Seattle. He il here in the interest
Of certain republican poli,icians.-Seat-
tie Times.
The few days OF cold snap are u re-
Minder that when tho rest OF the United
States is visited by King Winter, Yak
ina is not exempt.
Mrs. w. L. Stabler, that was, is in the
city from Wslls Wslla to reopen the
Stahler divorce case, it is stated, regard
ing the almony allowance.
The State Dairymen's Association
which meets in Elenshurg the last week
Of this month will be addressed by ex.
Governor Hoard of Wisconsin.
Ten thousand 100000 winter apple
trees one year old of the choicest varie-
ties at bargain in lots to suit purchas-
ers at THE HERALD office.
The Epworth League entertained about
iftv people with social party at the -esi-
dsnce of Mrs. James Greene last Friday
night. pleasant time, enlvened with
games and refreshments, was the pro-
grsmme of the evening.
The announcement that the Fir
Washington regiment will be among the
first to return from Manila would indicate
that the sending of thnse thousand men
to that point was a prime piece Of fool
hardness. Who was to blame Seattle
Times.
Disappointed, hut still u chauce lift.
All cannot draw the piano 20 I've gwen
away at Moore * Moore's, the stationers.
80 we will inform those tina, are not sue
cessiul that they can turn IN 81 tickets at
City cents each, or S25, after the drawing
on the purchase price OF a piano. AZ II
Standardization "a agent or sales
man in some big lumber yard by sober,
industrious Young man who understands
the business. Must have full charge.
References given if required. Address l.
!. X, care of THE HERALD, North Yak.
ina. Wash. 48-4t
"What is your politics." asked the
candidate. "Well, said the democratic
farmer who attended all the republican
meetings, "before the war 1 was demo-
GRAFT; after l got back fun a-follern'
Grant | was rebel in "a was a Brit
ish hireling, two years ago l was an an
archist, and now, begosh, the latest news
get of myself is that I'm Spaniard."
L. r. Parker recently sold 200 boxes of
choice apples to local commission mer
chants at fair prices. The apples were
from Mr.. Parker's Natchez orchard and
comprised the following varities Ben
Davis, Golden Pippin, Yellow Newtown
and White Winter Pearmain. The APP
pies were subsequently shipped to Phila.
delphia, and some Of them went on to
the markets of London, England.
A nice line of ladies' underskirts at
The Wonder.
A team attached to an empty hay
wagon was frightened by a locomotive at
the Walnut street crossing Saturday |
morning. The horses becoming unman-
ageable, they ran into telegraph pole
across the street from the track, and |
then ran away with the forward gearing,
which had become unconpled, but were
stopped by the time First street was
reached. The drivers name could not be
learned.
Give Thomas look for Xmas presents
and he will do the rest.
An Enumclav correspondent of Ranch
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