The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-12-28


figure In Hon. ]. c. brakes banquet
given by the latter's friends on Saturds,
evening.
DR.. G. J. Hill has purchased the May
valid ranch, in Wide Hollow, and has q
force Of men at work clearing sage brush
and getting the land ia shape for large
hop yard.
Mr.. d. Sperbeck aud wife, Of Genesee,
Idaho, who have just returned from an
extended tour In the east, are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. G. D. Flemming, Of
this place.
Charles McEwen, Of this city, has gone
to The Dalles TO be present at the funeral
obsequies OF his mother. Mrs. CIarilss
McEwep, OF whose death he received
word today.
At the Christian church next Sunday
evening. the pastor will preach on the
subject Of Divorce; Does the Bible Sane.
ton It7" very interesting discourse
may be expected.
james Shultz and r. Brothers have
delivered in this city Is car loads OF hop
poles for New York company who pro-
pose planting an extensive hop yard In
the Mckee valley.
Miss Elvs Baxter very pleasantly en-
tertained small number OF friends Fri
day evening last at progressive euchre.
Henry Lombard was successful in carry
ing away the prize.
A. ii, Mcguire and George Guilland,
deputy U. S. msrshals. went to Tacoma
on Friday last to be present, at banquet
given in honor Of Hon. James c. Drake,
U. S. marshal for Washington.
Our store keepers who have been talk.
ing OF hard times smiled audibly on Sat
urday evening while their stores were
crowded to late hour by anxious pur.
chasers of presents for their friends.
o. d. Wheeler, direct from St. Paul
was 10 the city early in the week engaged
in the preparation Of "folder" specially
descriptive OF the great Yakima country
1t is being gotten out by the Northern
Pacific Railroad company, Of which Mr.
Wheeler is an agent.
Charley Yuen, who has charge OF the
dining room Of the Hotel Bartholet. is an
caterer. His fame in that
capacity is known throughout the broad
Yakima and his customers come from all
sections OF the state. The meals he
serves are incom parable with anything in
the city.
William Gross, the popular butcher on
Yakima avenue, has fully demonstrated
to the public his SIX II as butcher and
decorator. His holiday decorations are
the finest ever seen in this city and, il
the word of those who pretend to know
can be relied on, it exceeds that OF our
larger cities. The calf. sheep and pig In
the barley patch are no less marvel
than the tallow cattle which keep watch
on the counter Immediately behind them.
We Wiu sdre you Dig money on boots and
shoes. Don't forget il when you rant a
pair. Coffin Bros. 47ti
Eastern Oysters in bulk at the Fish
Market, Yakima Avenue.
Beginning next Saturday. Dec. 9th, we
will sell our entire stock of blankets,
ladies', gentlemens' and childrens' under.
wear and wooden hosiery at cost.
Come one and all and secure the bes,
bargains ever offered in this city.
Respectfully,
II. Otter Bros.
Nothing would be more Satisfactory al
Christmas presents than those pretty drto-
type pictures and photograUureS at LON.
bard G Horslegs. Haze you seen them
From now until Jan. LIST. 1894, we will
give Christmas present free with every
one dollars worth Of goods purchased al
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be for your wife. Lombard & Horsiey.
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