The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-03-03

Mrs. Cary has returned from the most
satisfactory business trip she ever made
to Portland. While there she attended
the Valentine Goldsmith opening and
visited the large establishments of Olds &
King and Myron Frank, both of which
firms had just received the latest styles
from New York. She also enjoyed the adj
vantage OF inspecting elegant displays of
eastern houses who had men in the city
to meet the large delegation of miliners
from Oregon, Washington and Idaho,
who were attending the various openings.
The Darlington entertainments billed
for this and tomorrow evenings promise
to be both novel and entertaining. II
we are TO Judge from the splendid press
notices ne has received, the Drummer
Boy OF Shiloh will not disappoint his
audiences in this city. Tomorrow, FRI
day, afternoon at o'clock, a matinee
especially for children will he given.
The admission price to the evening enter.
tainments has been reduced to fifty cents
including reserved seats, which will give
all an opportunity to go.
&. A. Bushnell, the photographer, has
returned from Portland and is again at
the James gallery where he will be pleased
to see all who wish anything inj.he photo
line. While in Portland Mr.. Bushnell
secured all the new styles and latest
finishes for photo work. Call and see
him at the James Gallery. Off
Mrs. E. Loudon's neat little residence
at Yakima City, is receiving it's finishing
touches in the way of wall decorations
at the hands of Bryson & Hauser. This
firm is also identifying the interior of
E. w. Dooley's saloon in that thriving
little burg.
Among the new ads in this weeks
issue will be noticed that OF the Dudley
Shoe Company, successors to F. G. Hall
& Co. The firm has an extensive line of
new goods on the way, and is now offer.
ing some bargains in mems shoes to make
room for the new stock.
d. Hanna, of Roslyn, is again in the
city, experimenting the decorating Of
his new store room, which he says he
will occupy about March Is with $780,
600 stock OF dry goods. He has an ad in
another column. to which our readers
attention is respectfully called.
One seldom sees pretter show window
display than that of Otter Bros at the
present time. Mr.. Macarthur is deserving
of much praise for his excellent taste in
displaying their new spring styles.
The youngest child of Mr.. and Mrs.
David Wheeler, died on Saturday even
ing last of pneumonia. The funeral oc-
Cured on Monday from the Methodist
church, the pastor officiating.
The ladies of the Methodist church will
give another of their popular Maple Syrup
suppers, March 8. Hot waflles, Hills
Maple syrup, pickles, meats, ETC., ETC.,
will be served.
+. ID. Schnebley, of Ellehsburg, state
fair commissioner, was guest at Hotel
Yakima during the session of the COM
mission this week.
Mrs. James Walton is at her old home
in London, Ontario, where she may stay
during the summer.
s. Haas. OF Spokane, arrived Tuesday
night, and is visiting his-daughter, Mrs.
Frank Bartholet.
Miss Knowles, OF Prosser, has been
visiting at the home OF F. K. Briggs.
First class brick at Garrett Bros yard
near the power house. 4l-tf
See the new watches at Keene's before
buying elsewhere. 6-1l