The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-11-30
Geo. M. Needles and family leave next
Monday for Walla Walla, where with his

Monday for Walla Walla, where with his
brother Mr.. Needles has established him
self in the horse.shoing business. Mr..
Needles will be missed among the turf
men of this place, among whom he is so
we'll known as skilled and practical
horseshoer. Mr.. Needles holds diplomas
from the state fair, also the Tacoma In.
dustrial Exposition held few years ago,
where he exhibited some fancy shoes
and specimens of his handiwork. The
many friends he has made during his six
years residence in North Yakima wish
him all kinds OF success in his new locs-
ton. Mr. Needles will take with him
his thoroughbred horse, Altonette, who
has record of rs, also his yearling colt
which gives promise Of great speed.
1t is currently reported that a local
sporting man recently wrote to Governor
Rogers stating that Sheriff Tucker had
received warrants for the arrest of per-
sons charged with gambling. Sheriff
Tucker made inquiry as to the founda-
ton of the rumor, but could not learn
anything definite in regard to it. Just
what the governor has to do with the
matter is not easily determined.
Rev. Morton l.. Rose of Eugene, Ore,
writes to a friend in this city that he is
very busy in the midst of revival. In
II days there we're SO additions. He
was assisted by Prof. and Mrs. Webb,
whose delightful singing here few years
ago in the Christian church will be re-
mem ered by hundreds of our citizens.
The Commercial club rooms are under
going complete renovation. The walls
are receiving new paper, the carpets and
furniture are being brushed up and many
needed improvements made. The mem
bership now numbering about l25, is on
the increase and the interest in the club
more general than it has been for years.
Mrs. E S. Hill of Artem leila, ten miles
from childbirth. The funeral was ar
ranged to take place from the residence
OF Mrs. Gardner, on south Second street,
Wednesday afternoon, Rev. T. j. Dent
officiating.
Public memorial services will be held
in the opera house on December 14th by
the Improved Order Red Men in honor
of the one hundredth anniversary of the
death of the illustrious George Washing
ton. Everybody is invited.
Prominent among the anti.Snyder
forces just previous to the caucus was
Harry Roberts of Tampico, who stated
he had come to town to settle an old
score with Mr.. Snyder, growing out of
the election case against Roberts.
Lost-Between North Yakima and
Sunnyside about November 9TH or Sth,
three registered Cottswold bucks. A
suitable reward will be paid to anyone
for Information that will lead to their re-
covery. COFFIN BROS. 46-lt
The grand auditorium will be enclosed,
weather permitting, the builder, A. f.
Howard states, in about tour weeks. The
few people in Yakima who have never
seen the inside of a real theatre may then
get view OF one.
County Surveyor Arnold, F. X. His
cock and the latter's attorney, II. b.
Rgg, were in Prosser Saturday looking
after the title to section one, east of
Prosser, which is claimed by Levi An
keny, Seymour Bros. and Mr.. Hiscock.
J. B. Furman returned the first of the
week from Spokane where he has been
the past two weeks in the interest of the
New York Life.
Messrs. Rudkin and Dills returned
Wednesday from their goose hunt. Dills
is the champion, with a large number OF
birds to his credit.
The decaying poplars along the Sec
ond street sidewalk near the Yakima
Mill Company's feed store have been cut
down and removed.
The force on the Ida Ell more, the big
mine owned in the Cle-E lum district by
Yakima promoters, will push work all
winter.
Charlie Lum of Ken newick who has
been i'll for some time at his fathers
home in this city, will leave shortly fora