The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-01-19
THE LOCAL ROUNDUP.

Claude Briggs has violin in his show
window that is go years old.
H. II. Allen is to extend his brick
block back to the alley this spring.
Services at the Congregational church
next Sunday at IL q. m. and 7 80 p. m.
Ralph Nichols, the little con OF Judge
Morford, is recovering from severe case
OF measles.
Mrs. L. B. Rinebsrt has left for Union,
Ore. her old home, to attend to import
ant business matters.
There ia talk Of a mems lunch being
given on next Saturday week for the
benefit of the kindergarten.
Mr.. Hauser is painting the interior of
the court house and reburnishing the
ancient and dilapidated edifice.
W. II. Boyle, who had been in attend
ance on the superior court, departed for
bis law Offices in Tacoma Friday night.
Judge Allen returned from Spokane on
Tuesday night, where he was detained
since the holidays by his business inter-
ests there.
DR.. klug, the scientific optician, will
be in Yakima again, from January q to
the Let of February, at the Bartholet
hotel. LIT
Important correspondence, including
an interesting letter from Manila BY j.
M. McClesry, will appear in the next
issue of THE HERALD.
Rev. Smith, of the Adventists, spent q
couple of weeks in Kittitas county re-
Gently while the thermometer was twenty
degrees below zero.
r. C. Grant, a veteran Of the civil war,
aged SO years, died of pneumonia in the
Sisters hospital on Sunday and was
buried by G. A. r. members on Monday
He left no family.
The w. c. T. U. met at the home of
Mrs. Whipple last Tuesday. There was
good attendance and an interesting
meeting held. The union was favored
with an address by Rev. Ira w. Kimmel,
pastor OF the Christian church.
Joseph NJ. Brown, while unloading a
Ludwig piano for Claude Briggs at the
depot Tuesday, had the misfortune to
fracture his shoulder blade and lascerated
the flesh of his shoulder somewhat. The
injury will soon be repaired.
A burglar went burgaring in Mrs
Shearer's boarding house Monday night.
The main object OF the thief, it seems,
was to capture the eatables 10 the kitch-
en-, for he didn't do thing to anything
else hut the pies and cakes ahd canned
delicacies therein provided.
A double team hitched to Coffin Bros.
delivery sleigh ran away Wednesday
morning and colliding with horse and
buggy near the store smashed a wheel
and started the horse to run away too,
but he was soon stopped. M. N. Mans.
field caught the team, or more damage
might have happened.
Apologies are due the New York Cash
Store for mistake in Mr.. Adams advar-
tisement in laat weeks HERALD which
was the unwilling cause OF a vexatious run
on that store by observant bargain seek
ers. Eight spools best cotton s cents
was the attraction to people who were
short on cotton. whereas it should have
read "eight spools best cotton 25 cents"
and cheap at that. In the hurry of
making up newspaper late lads" some
times get little mixed.
Mr.. Allan MacMasters is soon to leave
Monroe, having bought an interest in a
large creamery concern at North Yakima.
1t is not the intention of Mr.. MacMasters
to move his fine plant from this place.
The creamery here will be in charge of a
competent man from Seattle. Every
body, old and young-especially the
young ladies of this vicinity-will miss
Mac. for he holds the distinction of being
one of the most popular men in town.
Monroe (Snohomish) Monitor.
Judge Morford, under date of Novem-
Der 81, writes lengthy letter from Dsw-
son to his wife. and THE HERALD is per,
mitted to CLEAN few notes of general in
terest. The judge says he will be home
sure by next September and will return,
as he likes the climate of the klondke
better than Yakima. The coolest weath her
is not over forty-fve degrees below zero
and the roads good and the eight months
of sleighing very fine. The menu, under
the manipulation of Charlie Overheiser,
is as good as Yakima furnishes. They
had eggs, pies, cranberry sauce, turkey
apples, oranges and oysters for Thanks
giving. and as soon as the upper lakes
freeze mails will arrive in two weeks from
Dyea and in twenty days from Seattle.
The Yakimans there are all we'll.