The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-08-17
THE LOCAL ROUNDUP.

THE LOCAL ROUNDUP.
Gilt Edge store has best summer drink
in the city. 2s,12t
Graham Ker left this morning for a
two weeks stay on the Sound.
Miss Mamie Ide, of Outlook, visited
friends in the city last Friday.
Call and see Graves, the dentist. Get
prices on plates. He can please you. I7-tf
Mrs. f. M. Douglass and Miss Perry,
of Zillah, were Yakima visitors last
week.
Why wear the old suit longer when
you can buy 80 suit at our clearance
sale for $5.95? l. fl. Oils & Co.
L. G. Lowell and son Ed are building
a fiveroom cottage on the corner of
Fourth and Walnut streets.
The st. Paul & Tacoma Lumber COM
pany have opened up their yards at
Mabton, G. NJ. Powell of this city being
in charge.
The Superior Mining company filed
articles of incorporation to the amount
of $4,000, with A. Hires, G. q. Fletcher,
o. A. Fechter. Vestal Snyder and Ed
ward Whitson as incorporators.
The Fair store in the Murche building
will be opened to the public with
fine stock of dry goods and notions some
day next week. This will be notewor-
thy event for bargain seekers.
Rev. J. H. Bashor, who lectured sew
eral times in Yakima last summer, is
prominently mentioned as a democratic
candidate for governor of Iowa He s a
progressive Dunkard of Waterloo, Iowa.
The following patents have been re-
ceived at the land office; Onesime Bur-
nice, Matthias Raemi, Morgan V. Coch-
ran, Angie Willard Addison Cobb,
Ezekisl r. Elecson. Richard Morris and
Thos. r. Taylor.
w. H. Cline, of Sunnyside desiring to
avail himself of the bankrupt law in rela-
ton to old liabilities in Nebraska has
filed his schedule and referee Taggard
will give hearing August 25 The liza
bilities are $S1 ,7l0.S7 and asserts $3.50
School Director Shanks states that tue
board has large number Of applications
for pyipcipaI fbouob M aaiant;op hos vat
been made. They are busily engaged at
present preparing plans for the new
school improvements.
DIR. Frank entertained number Of
representative citizens las. night with an
exhibition of his y ray machine. The
wonders of the instrument will not be
fully unfolded until steady motor power
is attached. The doctor is delighted with
the machine and believes it will pay for
itself in a comparatively short time.
John Brice was in town this week from
his ranch on the Columbia. He states
that the report of the man with the
The A. belong, supposed to have been
the injured man, passed down the river
on raft with his son two weeks before
the bottle was found, which caused
Sheriff Tucker to make his wild goose
chase to Priest rapids.
Miss Edith NJ. FELTON, has accepted the
agency of the life and glorious deeds of
Admiral Dewey by Joseph l.. Stickney,
Admiral Dewey's aide. 1t is the official
record and the most authentic work of
the kind. Fully illustrated with photo
graphs, many OF which were taken by the
author from the bridge of the Olympia
during the battle at Manila bay. 1t 10
the complies story of the Philippine
islands and thrilling account of our con,
fict with the Spaniards and Filipinos in
the ORIENT. This book should be in the
hands of every family and no library is
complete without it. Miss FELTON, will
canvas this county. giving all a chance
to subscribe for this valuable work.