The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-01-12
THE LOCAL ROUNDUP.

"Jody" Bland has returned to skss.
way.
M. l.. G. Wheeler 10 home again after
an extended trip to Colorado.
The Girls guild enjoyed social ct the
homo Of Rev. and Mrs. H. n. Bartlett on
Monday night.
G. N. Denton was licensed to marry
Addis J. Gilmore by the new auditor, +.
E. Kelso. on Monday.
Fred Jungst, OF Dawson, has written
. letter home stating he and the rest Of
the Yskimsns there are we'll.
The vest bound overland flyer now
arrives in North Yakima at one minute
after midnight, In conformity with the
new time card.
The lower Wenas school, Cleman's dis
trict, which has been closed three weeks
on account OF sickness, expects to again
reopen on Monday. Alfred Dent is the
teacher.
j. H. Fraser, who is feeding a large
band of sheep in the Mckee district, says
he never has had his sheep do 80 well as
they have in their present winter quar-
tiers. He expects another year to winter
a much larger band.
Justice of the Peace w. |. Lince has
taken mp his Office in the city hall, where
he will dispense justice and tie matri-
monial bonds with neatness and dis
patch. Mr.. Lince hopes to receive the
appointment of city justice at the CON-
ing meeting of the city council.
One of Yskima's doctors WAS called
in to see patient the other day, and the
wife being anxious to know what WAS the
matter he said blandly: Madam,
your husbands liver is enlarged very
much, and think that this fact accounts
for his abnormal amount of gall"
A letter to little Susie Boyle from her
aunt In Pomfret Conn, speaks in high
terms of her fellow townspeople in Yak
ina. Rev. and Mrs. II. NJ. Bartlett and
Government Inspector G. A. Mathewson.
The lady expresses the hope that the
Rev. Mr.. Bartlett may yet be bishop OF
the Episcopal church.
The HERALD has finished some beau
tiful cards OF invitation and also sdmis-
sion for the Caledonian banquet on jan
uary %, the anniversary of the poet
Burns. The chairman of the committee,
w. II. Thompson, and Robert Blair, sec
rotary, are untiring In their efforts to
make the event happy success.
James Pollock and Andrew johnson
earned the thanks Of the denizens on
south Third street during the recent snow
fall by clearing the snow off the side
walks. Mr.. johnson furnished a snow
pillow and team later for the city suthori-
ties to use in bringing relief to the snow
bound elsewhere in the city. This is the
fifth winter that Mr.. johnson has shown
his public spirit in this manner.
Regular services at the NJ. f. church
next Sunday, morning and evening. At
II a. m. the pastor will preach on the
subject, "Peter and Great Revival"
Subject at 7 80, "The Use and the Neg
lect of Opportunities" Sunday school
at 10 a. M; class meeting at - m.
Junior League at 2:30 p. m; Epworth
League at $50 p. M. Good music
special feature at the regular services
The choir is directed by Mrs Slemmons.
Gentlemanly ushers will assist you to
seats.
Mrs. Guy Mel. Richards entertained
Miss jamie Snively and her young friends
on Thursday night last, previous to the
departure of that Young lady to resume
her studies at the Annie Wright semi
nary. The following were present
Misses jamie Snively, Josephine Erwin,
Lucy Scudder, Bessie Scudder, -
Kerr, Mary Erwin, Ida Sharkey, Myra
Hewlett, and Messrs. Clarence Stair,
Frank Sharkey, Edgar Gum. George
Steinweg, Will Prosser, Marvin Thorn
ton. y. ]. Chesl, Frsham Kerr. A.
Thompson.