The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1893-10-05

See Mrs, Cary's announcement else
where.
Buy your children school shoes a
Schott Bros
Children's school shoes at wholesal,
cost price at Schott Bros
Merchant Z. w. R. Taylor, Of Prosser
was in the city yesterday.
Benz. F. McMurtry, of Prosser, was il
the city during the week.
Troop c will attend st. Micbaels Epis
copal church Sunday at IL am.
DIR. Frank C. Buckner, of Prosser, Is In
the city on land Office business.
q. NJ. Mckinney left last night for 9
business visit at Moscow, Idaho.
Born-In this city on Oct. l. 1898, tc
the wife of c. d.. Flemming, twins.
Mems hand sewed shoes SO now S.
and IS shoes now 81, at Schott Bros.
Mrs. j. II. Greer and children have re.
turned from visit to British Columbia
A meeting of the board Of trustees oil
the Ahtanum academy was held last even.
ing.
Postmaster Adams, Of the Simcoe
reserve, was in the city on Tuesday on
business.
Mrf. VIM. Lee returned Sunday last
from very pleasant visit with relatives
in southern Illinois.
The Yakima Association OF Congrega
tional churches began its meeting at the
Ahtanum church yesterday.
Peter Bellies, mine host OF the Hotel
Yakima, left yesterday morning for a
business sojourn on the Sound.
Mrs. Warner, Of Oakesdale, sister-in-
law Of Rev. Robt Warner, is visiting with
the minister's family in this city.
W. II. James, of the Republic. accom-
panied by his wife and child, lett on Mon
day for weeks visit in Portland, Or.
Councilman T. J. Redmon left yester-
day morning for Craig, Mo-, TO visit his
father, who is very i'll. He will be absent
q month or more.
Cashier Steinweg, of the First National
bank. has been confined to his home
during the week with illness. He is
reported now to be improving.
X. Whitney, recently from Iowa, was
among the visitors at this Office this week.
He has come to stay and is now in quest
of a home place on which to begin opera
tons.
J. G. Evans, wife and two little boys
arrived in this city on Monday for perma-
nent residence. Their little girl was taken
10 Olympia where she will remain during
the winter and attend school,
1t is said that Bailey and Alexander
: have arranged for a trot on Sunday at
the fair grounds for $500 side, the con-
test to be between the formers gray mare
and the latter's bay geldng.
Agent Erwin, Of the Simcoe reserve,
now 10 Washington, d. c., will probably
obtain from. the department an order for
re-survey OF the west boundary of the
reservation, about which there has in
recent years been so much dispute.
Mrs. L. F. Griffin, mother OF II. A.
Griffin, and Mrs. Rosa A. Percival, of
Spokane, sister Of Mr.. Griffin, are in the
city. Mrs Perciyal will make her home
here this winter, and Mrs. Griffin will 20
10 Los Angeles TO remain until spring.
A brilliant meteor was observed to shoot
across the southwestern heavens on Mon
day night about s O'Clock. 1t is described
as being large, having long, bright-col-
ored tail OF fire which, for an instant,
lighted up the starry armament brilliantly.
As we are buying our goods for cash in
the eastern markets We are able to give
our friends and customers better prices on
q uTCoc SOOuo uuu uhbNI NCui obhNf
house in the city. We are selling these
goods at greatly reduced prices 10 order
to show that we are up to the times.
37-tf Resp'y, Otter Bros.
The infant child, boy 6 months old,
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. z. Sawyer, of Parker
Bottom, was seized violently with chol-
- era infantum on Sunday evening last and
on Monday evening it died. Obseques
were held at the residence Tue ,day and
funeral service at the grave in Tahoma
cemetery yesterday, Rev. s. II. Cheadle
officiating.
w. w. Watson has drifted back into
the newspaper business and is now guild
ing the destiny OF THE YAKIMA HERALD,
which has taken new life since he has
commenced infusing his genius in its col
umns. Mr.. Watson kno VS. how to make
readable paper, and he is to be congrat-
ulated in being in so fair field. --Puyal-
lup Citizen.
1t is reported that Messrs. Eldredge &
Parker, now Of the Orting Oracle, will
soon establish paper at Prosser to be
called the Prosser Falls American. They
will have rich field in which to labor.
THE HERALD hopes they may find profit
in aiding in its early development. The
possibilities Of that resourceful region are
almost beyond computation.
The new time card OF the N. p. on
its west bound. passenger service is not
generally satisfactory with patrons of the
road in this section. The east-bound
passenger trains arrive at 1888 am. and
and IL: 20 am, but the first west bound
passenger arrives at s: Is am. and the
second in fifteen minutes thereafter.
d The object Of such schedule cannot be
OWNED here.