The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-05-12
REPDRTOR|AL SH)RTSTOPS
What is Going on Daily of Interest to
All Our People.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS NOTES
Items Of Personal and Local Mention Put
Into Condensed Form for The
HeraId's" Busy
Readers.

All kinds of shirts at Thomas. lift
Al. Case and H. S. Olson were HER
AID callers from Outlook Friday.
Halls safe for sale at Coffin Bros. III
Miss Katie Stephenson visited Ellens.
burg last week.
G. A. Tonneson, of the Northwest Hor
ticultnrrst, WAS in town Monday.
Delivery wagon cheap at Coffin Bros.
Deering Ideals Run Light.
Show cases cheap at Coffin Bros. l7tf
G. g. Mtchell's mother sent his little
daughter box of straw berries on the 9TH
OF May.
Deering Ideals cut Yakima hay.
l.. l.. Thorp left last Friday for Racine,
Wisconsin. He expects to be gone two
or three months.
Deering Ideals need few repairs.
A prospect for a big hop crop was
never better at this time in the year.
The vines are starting up extra fine.
Deering Ideals make no noise.
The North Yakima fire company are
preparing to celebrate the Fourth of July
on grand scale this year.
Deering Ideals do not clog.
II. P. scudder, F. K. Hiscock and DR..
f. E. Heg went to Tacoma Monday night
to bid the boys OF Troop A goodbye.
Deering Ideals are strong.
G. S. Wenner, OF the Hotel Yakima,
left last Sunday for short visit to Airing
ton, Oregon.
Deering Ideals are simple.
A number of hop buyers were in town
the first OF the week Offering to contract
the new crop at 10 cents per pound,
Deering Ideals are durable.
Bishop Wells, of Spokane, and Rev.
DatiCttI vi pluSc, AZ
Goldendale last week.
Matchmaker Keene is getting repu-
tstion of being a skilled workman. loft
Van Ritter, of the upper Wenas, was
In the city Saturday and reports that the
prospects are excellent for big crops in
that section.
Lost, between Yakima City and Xillah,
a memorandum book. Finder please no
tify s. f. Hornibrook, Yakima City.
Suitable reward paid. 1927
Stones mill, 80 miles up the Cowychee,
was burned last Thursday. There WAS
no insurance. About 10000 feet OF lum-
Der was saved to rebuild with
Deering allsteel rakes get all the hay
and handle easily. See them at the
Yakima Hardware Co.'s.
On account of sickness, the social which
would have been given at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. Flint will be deferred
until later date.
There's no use sending your watch or
jewelry away for repairs. David n.
Keene, the First street ieweler, is an
expert. loft
DR.. Banks will be absent several days
next week at the State Dental association
at Tacoma, the 10th, 18th and 18th. He
will leave Sunday and will return by
Friday.
Dressmsking by Mrs. Edwilda N. Car
penter at residence of Mrs. A. Burk, cor.
ner of Second and Maple streets, North
Yakima. Give her a call. loft
The junior G. +. of the Presbyterian
church will give dime social on Friday
evening, May Is, at the residence OF Rev.
Besttie. Ice cream and cake will be
served.
Deering Ideals are sold by the
Yakima Hardware Go.
U. S. Deputy Marshal A. l.. Dilley and
wife went to Goldendale last week. Mrs.
Dilley remained to visit relatives aud
friends. Mr.. Dilley returned.
A full assortment of the new powdered
extracts at f.. NJ. Harris. I7tf
Mrs. Stair received letter from her
son Dean, who is with Troop A at Camp
Rogers. He says their company officers
are the best in camp. and the boys are
all highly pleased with them.