The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-10-27
NORTH YAKIMA AND VICINITY,

Stoves to burn at Wallace & Columns.
A fire escape Is being added to the high
school building,
Born, on Friday, October 81, to Mr..
and Mrs. G. Woods, daughter.
It's worth your time to call and see the
bargains in ladies fine shoes at Schott's
Shoe Store.
The Methodist church is being gener-
ally improved, and with a fresh coat OF
paint will be an ornament to the city.
We have cut the regular price Of ladies
fine pointed and square toed shoes to lees
than one-half. Schott Shoe Co.
G. A. Bailey has accepted position
with Claud Briggs and is now on the road
taking orders for pianos and organs.
Rev. J. NJ. Allen of Spokane is attend
ing the Christian church convention in
this city, and is the guest of F. II.
Hunter.
Regular services at the NJ. f. church
uext Sunday morning and evening. The
pastor, Mr.. Hawk, will also preach at
Yakima City, Sunday at 3 p. m.
George Allen of Tampico is building
residence on Fourth street just north of
the avenue, which he will occupy with
his family this winter.
Mrs. Cary s preparing to enlarge her
business in certain lines, and is now
closing ont her cloaks at cost. As will
be noted in another column she is offer
ing some fine bargains.
The Elite has received a large invoice
of musical instruments, such as violins,
guitars, mandolins, autoharps. accorde-
ons, etc, all OF which are of first-class
makes. The prices speak for them
selves. 41-tf
JIG. Adams, agent for the Star fencing,
has on exhibition at the corner OF First
street and Yakima avenue a sample OF
the wire fencing he is putting up about
the country. 1t is strong and durable,
as we'll as attractive, and very reasonable
in price.
U. S. Deputy Marshal Dilley has re-
turned from London, Ontario, whittier he
went with the alleged murderer, "Peg
Leg Brown. Mr.. Dilley says he got the
right man, who is to be tried there today.
The reward of $500 is to be paid Mr.. Dill
ley on the conviction OF the prisoner.
The Economy opened it's doors to bust
ness on Wednesday last. Mr.. Johnsons
store is located just north of the Hotel
Bartholet on First street, where he will
be pleased to have bargain seekers call
and see what he has. His ad. can be
found in another column.
SHADES-Light shades dark shades,
medium shades, all kinds OF shades.
Remember your whole scheme of house
decoration is at fault unless you have the
proper shades at the windows. We have
them from l5c to 81 each. Lombard &
Horsey Furniture Co. 40-tf
The ten Thousand dollar silver service
to be presented to the flagship Olympia
bids fair to be an accomplished fact. Miss
Hanford, of Seattle, is the promoter of the
scheme. The banks of North Yakima
will receive contributions from school
children and citizens DESTROYS of helping
on the worthy cause.
A branch of the Washington Chill
dren's Home Association, headquarters
at Spokane, has been organized at North
Yakima. Mrs. DR.. Baker president,
Mrs. G. w. Cary secretary, and Mrs.
Frank Sinclair treasurer are the executive
officers. Quite a large sum of money
has been subscribed by business houses
and citizens generally to aid this worthy
enterprise, which has for its object the
supplying of homes to needy and home
less children of the vicinity.