The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1897-09-16
A HODGE-PODGE OF news
Short Notes Of News Gathered In and
Out Of the City.
ITEMS FROM THE WORLD OF TRADE
Personals, Business Announce.
ments, Current Comment ana
Facts lnterwoven 90 suis "The
Heraldo Readers.

Ahtanum creamery butter at Kinsey 4
Co.'s. 80
Mrs. w. N. Granger returned Monday
night from Tacoma.
Buy the heslthful drink-Postum Co.
real-at Kinsey 4 Co.'S 334t
Andrew Slavin was reelected road sup.
ervisor in the Tsmpico district.
Lunches served at oil hours Of the day
at Otter & Mechtel's bakery, on Yaki.
ma avenue. 34.u
Jos. Forbes. the we'll known piano
tuner Of Seattle, is registered at the Bar.
tholet Hotel.
Emil Schanno and Will Freeman are
down from the Fish Lake district above
Gle Elum.
Miss Agnes Wilcox left on Monday for
Tacoma where she will enter the Puget
Sound university.
Lynde Palmer left on Monday morning
for Tacoma and from there will 90 east
on an extended visit to his old home.
For sale at . bargain, two first-class
pianos in splendid condition. Inquire OF
Thos. Lund. North Yakima. 34-tf
Bread, confectionery and pastry, a..
ways fresh and always good, at Otter &
Mechtel's bakery, on Yakima av. 34-ti
H. o. Reichert. OF Seattle, who Is agent
in that city for Sherman, Clay & Co., is
visiting North Yakima on business this
week.
Ex Governor Mcconnell, OF Idaho,
government inspector of Indian affairs
was caller in THE HERALD Office to-day
He will be several days investigating the
condition Of affairs on the reservation.
Lost, on Saturday last, ladies hand
satchel containing check on Yakima
National bank for $2S 80, and few other
articles. Payment on check has been
stopped. Finder please return to THs
HERALD office. S.P, VIVIAN.
Alfred Schanno is down from Esston
where he has been employed in the
shops. He says it 10 understood that
division headquarters will not be re-
moved to Gle Elum until next spring,
but the work on the coal bunkers is
going ahead.
Col. Howlett's horse, Fox, died last
night. 1t is clsi med that his death was
the result of broken heart due to the
fact that his master he'd relegsted him to
pasture after 80 many years OF faithful
service. His age was something under
sixty.
DR.. and Mrs. Graves gave o very pleas.
ant party at their home last evening in
honor Of Miss Minnie Pearsons OF Seattle.
Dancing was INDUCED in during the
early part Of the evening and refreshments
followed. A most enjoyable time was
had by all present. The guests were
the Misses Stevenson, Barge, Rohrer,
Kinney, Cary PHILIPPE, Lesh, Dils and
Mrs. Jennie Bartholet; and Messrs.
Wallace, Coburn, Cline, Miller, Chsnd.
Ter, Dills, Lombard, and Prof. st. John.
Rev. U. F. Hawk, the new pastor sent
by the last M. E. conference to minister
to the people Of that denomination In
this city, arrived with his family and
household goods on Tuesday and has
taken possession Of the parsonage. The
Goldendale Sentinel in speaking of his
retirement at that place has the follow
ing to say Of him: at was generally
expected that Rev. Hawk WAS to be With
US another year, and We feel that many
Methodsts will be disappointed. We
are glad that Yakima 10 not 30 far away,
30 it ,is not like losing him entirely. He
has done q good work during his two
years and a half service in Golden dale.
Not only has the church building been
improved and enlarged under bis charge,
but in numbers and spirituality Metho.
dsm has been blest. May success attend
Mr.. Hawk in bis future work. We are
sure the blessings and best wishes OF the
christian people OF this place are with
| him and hia eafif q bta uifa