The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-10-20

efficient advertising Tor the Yakima
country this fall. The first of the week
he shipped to his old Maryland home a
quantity of choice apples, among which
was pippin weighing 81 and fraction
ounces. On Wednesday he expressed to
the east some fine pears, three Of which
weighed 20 ounces each. They were
grown by A. L. Aiken, Of the Natcheez.
j. Vanderberge, wife and daughter,
Martin Vanderbosch. wife and child.
John Kleis, Dick Vanderbosch and John
FrieliDg are recent arrivals from Grand
Rapids, Mich. who have decided to To-
cate in the Yakima valley. Mr.. Van
derberge is physician of a large number
Of years practice. but says he will not
engage in that profession here.
Services as usual at the Christian
church next Lords day. Preaching by
the pastor at IL q. m. and 1880 p. m. !;
bible school, 10 a. m. junior Y. P. 8. c.
F., 3p. m. senior Y. P. s. G. E., 6 80
p. M; preaching by the pastor at Yak
ina City at p. m.
There is always something new to be
seen at Mrs. Carys. Now it is the
"Cyrano" hat, the favorte of the season,
a real French design. 30 named from the
latest play which is taking Paris by
storm. 1t
The annual state convention of the
Christian church will be held in the
North Yakima Christian church Oct.
26th to 2Sth inclusive. All who wish
are cordially invited to attend it's SEES
sions.
The Atcherson family, formerly Of this
place. but lately residing in Seattle, were
passengers on Sunday nights train,
bound for Walla Walla, where they 90 to
live.
Old fashions in dress may be revived,
but no old-iashioned medicine can re-
place Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale at Janeck
Bros. Drug Store.
The divorce case of Margaret ]. Green
walt vs.. Abraham Greenwalt was tried
before Referee Frank Rudkin on We'd
nesday. A decree was rendered In favor
OF the plaintiff.
st. Clair steel ranges are going fast this
fall. The more they are used the better
they are liked. The Yakima Hardware
company are showing full line now.
Mrs. A. N. Short and Mrs. Henry
Presley are among the excursionists In
attendance at the Portland exposition
this week.
Willie Porter, the Indian sent to Nc.
Neil's island for horse stealing year ago,
has been released, his term of imprison-
ment having expired.
Mrs. Gary calls special attention to her
large and beautiful line of ladies' and
children's jackets and capes of the latest
style and lowest prices. 4O-2t
j. H. Hubbard has sold the property
occupied by H. ]. Snively and family to
Bert Parton, of Toppenish, who will soon
occupy the same.
B sure and G our line of rubber goods
before purchasing elsewhere. We have
the Wales-Goodyear. Every pair war
ranted. Shot Shoe Co.
Richard Strobach and T. Miner ar
rived home on Monday from q surveying
trip of several weeks duration.
The Greene Mercantile company on
Tuesday shipped seventy boxes of band
some Spitzenberg apples to the Sound.
Wanted, middle aged lady with no
children for honsekeeper. Address lock
box 542, North Yakima.
| The Mckee bridge is to be replanked
the contract having been let to Hugh
Stuart.
Money refunded on every pair of Bani-
gan rubbers which is not perfectly salts.
factory. They are sold by Thomas.
The Banigan rubbers sold by Thomas
are guaranteed absolutely.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Simmons are in
Seattle this week.