The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-01-26
THE LOCAL ROUNDUP.

Uncle George TAYLOR was IN town
Tuesday, fully recovered from his recent
illness.
Wanted-A girl for general homework
in small family. Apply at THE HERALD
Office. LIT
John Reed has been in Tacoma for the
past few days getting treatment for kid
ney trouble.
Fisk antirusting tinware will give you
good service and save YOU money. Yak.
ina Hardware Co., agents.
Tie east-bound passenger was delayed
about twelve hours on Wednesday by a
snow slide in the Cascades.
The Yakima Hardware Co. has a much
larger line OF pruning shears, saws and
clippers than ever before. Good goods
at bedrock prices.
The W. G. T. U. will meet at Mrs
Whipp0e's apartments in TIE HERALD
building on next Tuesday afternoon At
the usual hour.
r. :. Merryweather, the widely known
Highland piper Of Seattle, arrived on
Wednesday to take part in the Caledon-
ian celebration at the Yakima on that
night.
Jack Shaw bought large quantity OF
hay on the Ahtanum recently and has
had four or five sled teams hauling it in
and storing it in the capacious hay loft
of his o. X. stables.
A young lady of the Mckee valley was
given 800 last year by her mother, for
pin money. She invested it in turkeys
and this year sold 5000 and still has
the original capital in turkeys as stock
on hand.
The knights of Py.hias will have work
in the second rank at their meeting next
Wednesday evening. All members Of
the lodge are requested to be present
Visiting brothers welcomed.
Del Hawkins of Seattle and Dick Case
of Yakima fought draw at boxing
bout in Seattle Monday evening at the
Jefferson theater. Case entered the ring
at 1873 pounds, and Hawkins weighed 1877.
The art exhibition of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Perrin, January "A and %, at the
Hotel Yakima was highly creditable
one to the artists. The parlors were
adorned with tapestries, portraits Ii fe
size and scores of water color paintings of
charming and romantic bits of land
scape.
As business in his line is so good, and
be finds so many inquiries as to eve all
ments, Or. Klug has decided to extend
his regular visit from the 10Th to the LIST
of the month to the 8th of February this
trip. His services will not be available
after February s for the next sixty days,
so those needing their eyes tested should
see him at once. 2-3
Henry Wilson has sold his grocery
store to j. A. Kleis, recently from Grand
Rapids, Mich, who took charge on Tues
day. Mr.. Kleis is a young man we'll ex-
perienced in the grocery business, and
will doubtless enjoy the liberal patronage
given his predecessor. Henry Wilson
and family will leave next week for Spo-
kane, where Mr., Wilson will engage in
business.
In the contest case of l.. H. Devoir VS.
William T. Kennedy for the s13 of nel4
and s112 of nwl section 3, township IA,
n. r. Is E., the commissioner has de-
Cided to cancel Kennedy's entry and
Devoir has thirty days in which to file on
the land, which lies near Gleed's ranch
on the Natchez. The case was tried on
April Is, '9S before the outgoing register
and receiver, who were divided in their
opinion. Ira NJ. Krutz represented
Kennedy, who now resides in Portland.
Rev. II. F. Lyons joined in marriage
Il. NJ. Denton and Miss Addie J. Gilmore
at the home OF the brides parents in the
Upper Natchez last Thursday. The
groom is well known and prosperous
farmer and the bride is the accomplished
daughter of Rev. +. j. Gilmore of the
Primitive Baptist church in that valley.