The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-09-29

htfb- tluntcf buu iLtic Out are
enjoying a visit with friends and relatives
In Spokane and Medical Lake this week
DR.. Graves and family expect to occu py
their coy new home on the corner of A
and Seventh streets about October 10.
J. b. Alexander, British vice consul at
Tscome, is in the city this week the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Mel. Richards.
W. r. Bradley, president of the Ia
coma Commission Co., 10 in the city
meeting the farmers and shippers of this
vicinity.
E. J. Hamacher, the photographer, is
now at Wenatchee where he has opened
q gallery and will remain for a short
time.
Mrs. A. v. Goodwin left Sunday even
ing for her old home in New Jersey where
she will join her daughter. Miss Jessie
Bailey.
II You want . range or . cook stove
that will give you satisfaction get st.
Clair. The Yakima Hardware Co., have
fine line.
Peter Bellies, now Of PsysIlup, but at
one time Of North Yakima, and owner of
the famous horse "Sleepy Tom" was in
town Tuesday and Wednesday.
Forty-eight new styles Of bugzies Just
received at Schom's direct from the fac
tory. Best goods and choicest styles
for the money ever brought to the state.
Como In and SOC them. 37-tf
DR.. Dsrrin closes . successful profess
sionsl visit Of two weeks duration this
week and leaves again for his head Office
at Spokane. He says he may return
again in the near future.
A carload Of the celebrated st. Clair
steel ranges and cooks just received by
the Yakima Hardware Company. Their
ever increasing trade on these popular
goods gives evidence Of merit.
Frank Dudley. of Nisgsra falls, has
purchased the Kions ditch and located at
that point. He proposes to manage the
ditch himself another year and has let
contract for repairing and enlarging it.
Mrs. A. J. Miller and daughter arrived
Monday evening from the Sound to again
take up their residence in Yakima. Mr.
Willis has leased the house on Seventh
street now occupied by DR.. Graves, and
will move therein as soon as the doctor
and family occupy their new residence on
the corner Of A and Seventh.
G. NJ. Mckinney is in the city with a
large colony Of Hollanders, many of
whom expect to locate here. Mr.. McKin-
ney lie now employed by the emigration
department of the N. P. railway with
headquarters at Chicago, and is doing
good work for Yakima county and the
state.
@. A. White, q prominent dairyman of
Sumner. 10 taking in the fair this week.
Mr.. White 10 also here with view to To-
eating and engaging in the dairy bust
ness II he can secure such farm as he
desires. He is the owner Of Q number OF
head Of Jerseys and should he locate here
will bring them with him.
The Salvation Army wish to thank
those who 20 kindly assisted last week in
raising money for tho social work OF the
army. The harvest festival effort brought
in 1926. A number of things donated
by the merchants have not as yet been
sold. They will be on sale Saturday
night and ice cream and cake will be
served ct close Of meeting.
r. N. Harrison this week disposed oil
his big three yesr-old colt to the st. Pau
& Tacoma Lumber Co. for $50. This
colt 10 said to be the best piece Of horse
flesh ever produced in Yakima county
weighing 1900 pounds, sound as q dollar
and without . blemish. The company
are purchasing about ten head of extrs
choice animals 70 be shipped to Tacoma