The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-01-25
NORTH YAKIMA AND VICINITY

ina Monday.
Reuben Blune of Bickleton was in the
city on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs James Wiley we're regis
tered at the Bartholet Sunday.
Timm's hop exchange has been en-
tirely renovated since the late ire there.
The Woman's club netted $S5 with
their entertainment at Mason's opera
house.
Lester Coffin is visiting his brothers.
He came over from Lewiston, Idaho, to
stay about month.
j. B. Current went to the Sound on
Tuesday morning in the interest of his
Gold Hill mining claims.
Eggs are high, but Petaluma incubat-
ors are the same price this year as last.
Yakima Hardware Co., agents.
The Schott and Rosenfeld lots, former
ly occupied by the Milroy block on the
avenue, are now cleared of the debris OF
the fire and are ready for excavation.
Albert Saylor of Seattle was registered
at the Bartholet few days ago, having
returned to the hotel from hurried trip
to Sunnyside on his way to the Sound.
The w. C. T. U. held mothers meet
ing at the nome OF Mrs. Cole on Tuesday
afternoon. An interesting program was
rendered and light refreshments served.
Admission Free: Saturday, Jan. %
s o'cock p m. at Salvation army, stere-
optican exhibition and lecture. Life and
death of Chas. Stanley. Ice cream,
coffee and cake will be served.
Miss Kellogg of Seattle who has been
visiting Mrs. FL. NJ Bartlett for the past
two months, has returned to her home
much benefited by her sojourn here, her
health having been impaired by bron-
chial trouble.
The mechanics and other working
men of Yakima are preparing to form
union to regulate the time, wages and
supply OF labor in the city. AS this is
day of combinations it is essential, the
workingmen believe, that the interests Of
labor be protected by local union.
The congregation of the Presbyterian
church are making a much needed i'm
provement in laying plank sidewalk on
the A street side Of the church. A lun-
cheon was served at noon yesterday by
the ladies of the church to those engaged
in the repairs.
Mrs. J. L. Stackhouse invited num-
Der of her elderly lady friends to grand
mothers reception on Friday afternoon.
A fine lunch was served and an ENJOY
able time had. Those present were
Mesdames Colwell, Young, Lee, Nash,
Oliver, Hawkins, Coombs, Tuesley and
Green.
A peddler with two little children, a
boy of 6 and girl of s, is travelling
through the county with team. Sym
pathizng people claim the children are
neglected, having insufficient clothing
and bedding and instead of enduring un.
necessary hardship should be placed at
school.
The marriage Of Mrs. Clara E. Donald
OF Yakima to James G. Metcalfe o. Sc
attic occurred in that city January II.
The officiating clergyman was Rev. John
f. Damon. The principal witnesses were
Mrs. J. F. Damon and F. E. Dingley.
The bride and groom will reside at the
Hotel Seattle.
Ringing Bros. Red Wagon Annual
souvenir for 1899 is on THE HERALD table.
Like everything else connected with this
great show the publication is up-to- date.
costly as money can buy and artistically
worthy of preservation. Speaking of
their trip to North Yakima last year. the
Red Wagon says: Another lot of In
dams had their pictures taken here near
the war show to-day. Several became
very indignant but we're finally squared
with tickets to the war show, which they
said was heap shoot; no noise; much