The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-05-12

Wilbur Presbyterian church asking him
il It would he possible for them to again
secure his services as pastor OF their
church. They also said the church had
not prospered since his resignation.
II you want TO see the newest things
in shoes, call on Thomas. lift
Capt. J. G. MacCrimmon received
word from Tom Lund Monday to the
effect that he expected to be home soon
and that he was enjoying his trip I'M
mensely.
Thomas line OF caps are out Of sight.
but you can see them bv calling at his
store. lift
Cadet Adjutant and First Lieutenan,
Morrison, of the university Of Washing
ton, was a graduate OF the North Yakima
high school, and started to the univer-
sity in the fall of 1895, and is now
sophomore.
will make any charitable institution
present of 800 il there is watch or
clock in Yakima county I can't make
run. David N. Keene, First street. loft
Master Wilbert Sherwood Semmons
gave a birthday party on his second birth
day Saturday, May 7th. About II OF his
plsymates were present and had very
pleasant time. Little games were played
and nice refreshments served.
Call and see the new Empire cream
separator at the Yakima Hardware Co.'S.
Powell Bros, the well known horse
buyers, were in town Monday. They
have a lot of extra heavy draft horses
which they have brought from Iowa,
and they will probably take them to the
sound.
Sanitary, ornamental and economical
those steel enameled bath tubs, with oak
rims at Sswbridges. lift
Walter Tuesley, who had enlisted in
Seattle company, failed to pass physi-
cal examination. In letter written to
his mother, he expressed great disap-
pointment,
The Christian Scientists have changed
their place of meeting to Aliens hall,
over Rosf & Stout's drug store, where
they meet every Sunday morning at II
O'Clock. loft
Mrs. II. Mckinney, who has been WIS.,
iting with her uncle, Robert Crory, re-
turned on Tuesday to her home at
Chatham, New Brunswick. She WAS
highly pleased with our Yakima climate
and may return soon.
Reduced rates east via the Northern |
Pacific Railway Company can be had at
the North Yakima depot by adding to
the through cut rate the regular local
rate to Spokane. 1ltf
Regular service at the Baptist church |
Sunday morning at 1870. Subject !
Astounding Love" The pastor, Rev.
A. II. Lyons, will preach at the Selah
valley school house at 8 p. m. There
will be n o evening service.
Miss d. |. Washburn, an accomplished |
shorthand reporter and typewriter, is |
prepared to fill any engagement in her
profession. Those Wishing her services |
can leave orders at DIR. Gums office Oh |
Second street or at her rooms over TIE |
HERALD office. loft
The boys of Troop A who failed to pass
the physical examination returned from
Camp Rogers Tuesday night. They all
look pretty blue. Some of them say
they will try again il there is another
call.
Uncle Sam will knock out the Dons
easy, but the Deering Ideals will knock
out the back number, short lived, friction
creating mowers easier. Up to date ideas,
high grade work and material, and roller |
and ball bearings do the work. Yakima
Hardwar Co., agents.
First class brick at Garrett Bros yard
near the power house. 4l-tf
Adelord FortIer and Miss Adrienne,
OF Mckee, we're married in this city on |
Wednesday by Rev. Father Diomedi At
the Catholic parsonage.
DR.. l.. 2. Mullinnix, one of the most |
eminent physicians and surgeons in this
| country, with his assistant, will be at the |
Hotel Yakima, North Yakima, June IL,
II, Is and IA. l7tf