The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-09-08

visitors on Monday.
For sale at bargain, good second hand
organ. Apply at Moore & Moore's.
Mrs. Charles Wirth, OF Ellensburp. is
in the city, the guest of her sister, Mrs.
NJ. Bsrtholet.
w. II. Humphrey, travelling auditor for
the Northern Pacific. was a Yakima visi.
tor on Friday.
F. Cardin, manager of the Tacoma Ele-
vstor Co., was in the city the first of the
week, looking up wheat business.
For sale cheap. we'll broken Norman
Percheron work horse. weight 1910. Call
on g. n. Needles, Second street. "a Ct
Al. Current is now at Gcldendale,
where he is making preparations to move
with his family to North Yakima to re-
main permanently.
Ths ladies are requested to see the
splendid new stock OF millinery just re-
ceived at The Wonder. Latest creation
IN trimmed hats, and at bottom prices,
too. Mrs. l.. B. RINEHART.
The very best results are obtained
with the Vive camera. The price is
within your reach. See our IS Vive.
It's daisy. Wallace Coburn Hard ware
Co.
w. A. Cox visited over Tuesday among
his old friends in the city while en- route
from Medical Lake to the state conven-
ton at Ellensbufg.
Charles Foster, the we'll known hop
man, and formerly clerk at the Hotel
Yakima, is over from Puyallup looking
up the hop situation.
K. A. Macarthur, late of Casselton.
North Dakota, has accepted position in
the dry goods establishment of Otter
Bros. who found it necessary through a
gaowing business to enlarge their force OF
clerks.
Keene, the jeweler, ia putting up a
large clock in front of his place of bust.
ness for the convenience of his patrons
and friends. The clock is fitted with an
electric battery so that it will be illumi.
mated at night.
Miss Louise Probach has returned
from Wallace, Idaho. and on Monday
next will take charge of the dress making
department at The Wonder, and solicis
the patronage Of her old customers and
friends.
&. NJ. Needles is now doing business
in his new stand, adjoining the old, on
Second street. The new shop is model
of convenience, and he will now take
more pride than ever in his scientific
horse shoeing.
w. B. Coffee, j. NJ. Boyle, Charles
Drury and Attorney Titlow, of Tacoma,
were in the city the first of the week.
While here they INDUCED in a drive
about the country, and prophesied great
things for the future OF the Yakima
valley.
A visitor says that Yakima is one OF
the best small towns in the state of
Washington at the the present time. 1t
always has been it is well situated and
cannot fsil to enjoy permanent pros
perity.-Seatte Post Intelligencer.
Mrs. Cary has received her fall stock
OF ladies walking and trimmed hats.
which is more attractive and more COM
plete than ever. The ladies are invited to
call and inspect them. Silt
Those who have never used the Tors
dort smokeless powder, when out shoot
ing don't know what pleasure they are
missing. No smoke, no noise, no recoil.
Try it. For sale only by Wallace & CO.
burn Hardware Co., exclusive agents.
Sheriff Shaw returned Friday morning
from Pasco with David Regain, who
is charged with burglarizihg the Valley
house and the residence of Phil Otter.
Mr.. Shaw also returned Mr.. Otter the
watch which the fellow had taken from
bis clothes, also one that bold man had
gotten from John WEIGH. Other articles
of jewelry beloning to lady in Ellens-
burg were secured. all of which had been
| buried in the railroad yards at Pasco.