The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-09-28

buy your children school shoes al
Schott Broe'
Childrens school shoes at wholesale
cost price at Schott Bros.
A. W. Engle, state fair commissioner
is in the city from Seattle.
Charles Adams has been appointed
postmaster at Fort Simcoe.
Mems hand sewed shoes 81 now s.,
and . shoes now "a, at Schott Bros.
Born-on Thursday, September 81,
1893, to the wife Of W. L. Goodall, a son.
Bishop Wells. Of the Episcopal church,
will visit st. Michaels parish Sunday,
October s.
Born-In North Yakima on Friday,
September %. 1898, to the wife of Mr..
Horton, boy.
The ladies Of the N. Z. church, are ar.
ranging TO hold an art loan on Novem.
Der eth and I'D.
Mrs. George ii. Watt, OF Pullman, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. p.
Nation, of this city.
Mrs. w. II. Chapman and Mrs. Geo.
S. Courier left on Monday for visit with
friends at Goldendale.
Powell Bros. shipped twenty five ponies
from this place last Sunday for some
point in British Columbia.
DR.. Van Marten, Jr., capitalist oil
Tacoma, was in the city this week look.
ing after interests In this section.
st. MichaePs Episcopal church, Rev. D.
u. Msckinnon. Rector. Sunday school,
10 m; morning service, IL a. m.
The largest and newest line of Wooden
Eiderdowns for children's cloaks and
ladies' jackets ever brought to this city
at Otter Bros.
Lberati's great band passed through
this city on Friday, en- route to Portland,
Or, where it is engaged for the annual
exposition in that city.
\ band OF Gypsies are coming this way.
The men the gang loaf about and steal
while the women beg. Give them wide
berth. They are a tough lot of thievng
nomadics
Yakima county was represented before
the board OF equalization at Olympia on
Saturday by Assessor Carpenter and
Albert Taylor, who asked for reduction
Of values in this county.
Mrs. Amos Rawles and family, oil
Ellensburgh, visited during the week
with the family Of T. F. Maher, of this
city. Miss Mamie Maher accompanied
Mrs. Rawles on her return home yester-
day.
Deputy Marshal Mcguire, with three
alert assistants, took fourteen more boot.
leggers to Walla WalIa this morning.
Only four a-e now left to enjoy the deli
cacies Of boarding life at the Hotel de
Simmons.
Christopher Notwick, q babe ave
months old, died yesterday morning in
Parker Bottom. 1t was the child OF hop
pickers engaged there during the season.
1t was buried from the undertaking par
lors OF b. d. White, this city.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society OF the NJ. +. church, will give q
tea at Mr.. Henry Cocks on Wednesday,
October l. Tea served from to s O'Clock.
A social time is expected. Every one
cordially invited. All for ten cents.
Under the Iaw OF this state attendance
at school is compulsory, and parents,
guardians and other persons having Gus
tody of children OF school age, who neg
~leet to send them to school, are guilty oil
misdemeanor and liable to fine of $25
Narcess Porrier obtained a judgment
in Spokane court the other day against
the Northern Pacific Railroad company
for $21 800. Porrier sued for S25, 900.
He was injured in collision in Idaho
about year ago, from which he lost his
reason.
Bullivant, of Spokane, and his wife
who shot him and then herself will both
get we'll. A reconciliation has been eff
fected and they will resume life together.
The wife now protests that she shot her
husband by accident. Verify, this is a
queer creation.
The many friends of DR.. l.. +. Heg
and family, who have been residing al
Portland for year or more, will be glad
to learn that they have returned to this
city to reside permanently. They arrived
this morning. The doctor will again hang
his shinglc on the outer wall
A question frequently asked at the
Worlds fair by way down fasteners, /"
who know less of the west than of the
Fiji islands, is: ."Where is the land
called Oregon? Is 1t somewhere in Wash
ington?" This circumstance illustrates
the difference between advertising and
mossback silence.
While Mrs. L. Denton and lady friend
were driving about the city on Saturday
last, the team took fright and became
nnmanageable. In its wild dash down
the street it overturned the vehicle and
threw the ladies into an irrigation ditch
by the roadside. No serious injury re-
suited, fortunately.
w. II. Chapman, Andrew Gibson and
Ir w. ii. Hare went to Toppenish On
Tuesday and bsgged IL fine, fat mallard
ducks. DR. Hare distinguished himself
in bringing down two ducks at one shot
when he considered them both out Of
range. This office was kindly remem-
bered with generous share of the days
trophy.
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