The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-09-01
PERSONAL AND INPERSONAL.
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Our teas at the old prices. Kinsey & Co.
FIT. Hopkins OF Tacoma is spending
the week IN the city.
Guns ranging from $l.25 up at Wal.
lace & Coburn's.
Mrs. Ira p Enelehart and family left
for California Tuesday.
Everything at eastern prices at the
Chicago Dry Goods Store. 32.4t
Mrs. Clinton Kelso died at her home in
Kiona yesterday and will be buried TO-.
morrow.
Adjutsnt General W. j. Canton will
muster in q company OF militia at Ma
sons opera house next Tuesday evening.
II you want range or . cook stove
that will give you satisfaction get a st.
Clair. The Yakima Hardware Co.. have
fine line.
DR.. Baker has returned and can be
found in his Office ss heretofore. Mrs.
Baker and the children will be home in q
week or two.
John W. Thomas and family have re-
turned from Soda Springs. Mr.. Thomas
shot bear this trip and 10 having the
hide tanned.
The war is over and we still have pow.
der to burn. For ammunition OF all
kinds, loaded shells and sporting goods
see the Yakima Hardware Go.
Captain Stevens calls them Klondlkers
we call them the finest muskmelons on
the market, and return thanks to the
captain for his gene donation.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Livesly have gone to
North Yakima Tor month or 60. Mr.,
Eivesly being an expert hop dryer, will
follow that avocatlon while there.-Pas.
co Recorder.
Wanted Position as housekeeper by
respectable woman, widower's family
preferred. Object, good home more than
big wages best OF references given. Ad
dress, Jennie Mooers, Prosser, Wash.
Complete line OF dry goods at the Chi.
cago Dry Goods Store. New prices will
be quoted. Come in and see them before
buying elsewhere. We guarantee to save
you from rs to so per cent. 32.4t
The firm OF Boat & Stout has dissolved
partnership. and the business will here.
after be conducted by Mr.. Roaf, who will
continue to serve the numerous patrons
of the establishment with the sam me court
esy and care that has always prevailed in
that store.
Mrs. Persis L. Christian, a national
missionary worker of the Christian
church from Eureka, Arkansas, will de.
liver two addresses on che subject OF mis-
sions in the Christian church Thursday
and Friday evenings, Sept. and 0, to
which all are cordially invited.
One Of the most novel charac teristics
of North Yakima is the Sunday scenes
in her streets during hop picking time
when the Indians throng our thorough
fares in such picturesque groupes. At
such times one is indeed lost without a
camera, and there is no excuse for not
having one when Wallace & Coburn are
selling them for from 81 to S. each.
Myra Hewlett had birthday Tuesday
with surprise party thrown in. A host
of her young friends visited her unex-
pectedly on that evening and took COM
plete possession OF the house. They had
a splendid time, OF course, and went
away wishing that years were only six
months long instead of twelve. Mr..
Paul Mohr, an old friend of the family,
was among the guests, and presented
Miss Myra with splendid ring set with
three opals surrounded by ten diamonds
and q number of emeralds.
Dan Nelson on the one side and Messrs.
Cofman and Stevens on the other did
battle together Monday on the Natchez
road west Of town. The trouble was the
result OF an old feud, and the combatantl
descended from their wagons in the road
and proceeded against each other with
natures weapons until one Of them
dubbed Nelson with whip handle, COM
polling him to come to town for the ser
vices Of physician. DR.. Frank cared
for bis wounds in short order and he was