The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-08-25
Wives at Wallace & Coburn's.

Wanted, q lady to learn retoucbing.
Inquire of q. A. Bushnell at the James
gallery. Sit
Mrs. Phil Otter and con and Miss
Annie Otter left Tuesday night on trip
to Minneapolis.
Tom Lund has received the White
bicycle that he won in the Examiner
prize list. 1t is beauty.
Miss Anna Steinman, of South Dakota,
has been appointed cook at Fort Simcoe
at salary of $500 per year.
Jack Shaw has taken his annual vaca-
ton. He left for his ranch Sunday noon
and was back at shutdown.
Leonard Schott, Pat Jordan and Nick
Schiller left Wednesday night for a two
weeks stay at Simcoe Soda Springs.
". J. Aumiller, sr., had THE HERALD
expert sample same Early Crawford
peaches from three-year old trees yester-
day that were worthy to draw a prize
anywhere.
Judge Grosscup, of Tacoma. is in the
city looking after Northern Pacific inter.
ests in the matter of securing a rght.of-
way across George Hulls place in the
Seah valley where the road needs straight.
ening.
Charles F. Bailey, one of the editors OF
The HERALD, is in Spokane this week
attending the regular annual meeting OF
the State Press Association, which is
holding its sessions in that city this year.
Mrs. Lima Jube, aged ~ years, residing
IN the south end of town, died on Mon
day last of complication OF troubles.
The funeral occurred on Tuesday, Rev.
U. F. Hawk conducting the services.
The deceased leaves husband and three
little ones to mourn her departure.
The many patrons of Moore & Moore
will be glad to welcome the smiling coun.
tenance of their old time clerk, A. J.
Willis, back behind the counters again,
he having arrived from New Whatcom
on Monday night. Mrs. Willis and little
daughter will follow as soon as Mr..
Willis can arrange for house.
The last week of the engagement of the
Jossey- Marvin company at the Third Av.
enue theater opened Sunday night, the
audience being Unexpectedly large. The
attraction vas "The Signal of Liberty"
and proved to be strong one, and the
excellent advertising by those who saw it
presented here some weeks ago was doubt
less in large measure responsible for its
enthusiastic reception. 1t shows the de-
struction OF the Spanish fleet outside the
harbor. The scene is in panoramic form,
the audience not having to undergo an
ESPECIALLY vivid stretch of the imagination
to find themselves looking at the fight
from passing vessel. Seattle Times. e
There will be services at the Baptist
church at the regular hours next Sab.
bath. Subject at IL a. M, "Wberein is
the House OF the Lord Great" Evening,
a review of the lecture at the opera house
by Rev. Stephen II. Bashor on 1.-THE
Spiritualism of the Bible, or the Endless
Nature OF the Soul"
Our attention has been called to some
very fine Photographic views taken by
party OF amateurs, who explained that
the Vive camera always turns ont high
grade of work. The S. size on sale at
Wallace & Coburn's uses either plates or
films or both at the same loading and
has only to be seen to be appreciated.
The Northern Pacific Express company
has notified the state fair commission
that it will grant half fare merchandise
rate upon poultry to and from the fair
from all points on their line. This in
sures creditable exhibit in this depart.
ment.
Mrs. Mabel Sprout, a habitue of the
little brick on block 10. is in Seattle look
ing up information concerning her hus-
band, whom she claims died short time
ago on the Skagway trail and with &c.
600 on bis person.
Bushnell, the photographer, has some
decided novelties in the way of cuff but
tons, pins. shirt waist sets and hat pins,
in which are inserted the miniature pho
tos of relatives or friends. Ask to see
them.
Services at tha Methodist Enisconal