The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-12-27

The prospects are very favorable for
the building of an armory in the near
future. w. L. Lemon and DIR. Dulin,
who are staff officers, and the officers in
Company c, as well as all of those in
the rank and file, are active in the mat
ter. If the citizens will subscribe
sufficient funds to purchase the building
site the project is assured of being
brought to successful issue. A SUBJ
scription paper was circulated Wednes-
day and met with gratifying reception.
Options have been taken on lots back of
the court house, and if the required
amount is raised, which now seems very
probable, building with frontage of
30 feet will be erected at an early date.
Marshal Grants condition is pro-
nounced favorable by DR.. Frank. The
eruptions have appeared all over his
body, but no complications have arisen
and the doctor is confident that Mr..
Grant will pull through all right. A
man working for him has been attacked
with varioloid, but there is no other indi-
cations of the spread Of the disease,
although several persons who came in
contact with the smallpox subject from
Roslyn are being closely watched. DR..
Frank is taking photographs OF Marshal
Grant on every second day and proposes
to furnish an illustrated article on small
pox as soon as he secures sufficient time.
Mrs. Rand and Mrs. Wyandt, mother
and sister of H. j. Rand, came over
from Tacoma Saturday. The former
with her husband and son now occupy
the Cock cottage on North First street.
Mrs. Wyandt will spend the holidays
here as the guest of her mother.
]. B. Pugsley and family are over from
Seattle to spend few days with Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. Graham and other
friends. The two children are now well
grown, and all look as though Seattle
had proven healthful both in physical
and financial way.
Next Sunday morning the Rev. J. H.
Condit will preach his farewell sermon
at the Presbyterian church, previous to
again assuming the pastorate of the
church of that denomination at Juneau,
Alaska. There will be no evening SER
vice.
j. Smith and Elders H. B. Eby and S.
H. Miller, of Sunnyside, were Yakima
visitors on Monday. They have the
stone foundation of the bunker church
completed, and while here contracted for
the lumber.
Go and see What Happened to Jones,
at Larson's Theater Friday evening,
Jan. t. For the benefit OF the public
library. BY home talent.
On January 9th Rev. Frank Hayden,
formerly OF Kearney, Neb., will occupy
the pulpit of the Presbyterian church
both morning and evening.
Millinery at and below cost at our
closing out sale. Mrs. Towne, First
street. As
Go to the Greene Mercantile Co.'S for
ripe olives in bulk and Heinz saur
krout. 4S
A boys suit free with every mans
suit or overcoat. Coffin Bros. 4S
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