The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-04-13

half old, Loren, named for his father, l.
+. Sperry, died on Tuesday night after q
protrscted and enhancing illness result.
ing from teethins. The baby was buried
at Tahoma cemetery this afternoon
The sympathy of the community goes
ont to the grief stricken parents in this
their first great sorrow of their married
life.
Professor Barge is erecting nine room
house for rental on Sixth and Chestnut
streets, nearly opposite Dr.. Rosser's
The contractor is Mr.. McWsin and the
dwelling will be completed at an earlv
date. Prof Barge is also contemplating
erecting residence on the corner OF
Natchez avenue and Chestnut streets,
opposite the Meyer mansion.
Mrs. Annie Cox, formerly Mrs. Ather-
ton, who has been paying an extended
visit to her sister, Mrs. DR.. Graves, left
! Tuesday for her home in st. Paul. Mrs.
| Cox s the wife OF an express mes.
senger between st. Paul and Helena.
Mrs. Will Stayt, who has been visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Stewart
of the Mckee, left on Sunday night for
Blaine to visit Mr.. Stayt's parents during
the summer while Mr.. Stayt is prospect
ing in the mines OF Idaho.
| Hon. W. l.. Jones, is in receipt Of n
recent letter from his former partner, j,
Nj. Newman, in which he states he lie
suffering from his old mslady and con
| fined to his home, but trusts it will not
be of long duration.
The n p. Coal company has bought
out the Cle-Elum Coal company. 1t is
understood that the railway company is
interested in the deal and It is thought an
increased output of coal will be the re-
suit.
The Wonder is displaying some very
attractive millinery of the very latest
styles, at prices that cannot be matched
elsewhere. Let US show you what we
have in this line. Mrs. l.. b. RINEHART.
Duncan Mcleod, who will be remem-
befed by many as the guest of his aunt,
Mrs. Jas Greene, two or three years ago,
died at his home in Kincordine, Ontario,
two weeks ago, aged % years.
County Attorney Rudkin accompanied
Mayor Fechter to Sunnyside Tuesday
where they viewed the desert claim of
Mrs. Fechter which she will prove up on
next Saturday.
The rock for the foundation OF the new
Otter building on the avenue, opposite
the post Office, is on the ground and all
contracts for material and construction
are let.
DR.. Hare was North Yakima visitor
on Wednesday. He has just sold fine
driving horse to Spokane party. The
animal is taken sight unseen for $3.50.
Mrs. Bunsch, the mother of Mrs. DR..
Frank, is paying Mrs. Frank visit and
will remain until the doctors return
from San Francisco.
w. NJ Barnes, one of the substantial
farmers of Outlook, was in the city on
Saturday last accompanied by his eldest
son.
Our 25c Baking Powder is manufac.
tured under the pure food law and is &C
Cordingy all right. Kinsey e Co.
Fraser Pollok, Otter Bros popular
salesman is laid up this week, being
slightly indisposed.
County Clerk Allen is contemplating
hui ding a residence in the city in the
near future.
Captain and Mrs. Dunn, of Parker,
were North Yakima visitors on We'd
nesday.
We want your produce and will paw
highest market price for it. Kinsey & Co.
Simon Fogarty, from Ellensburg, spent
Sunday visiting friends in this city.
The Thomas bankruptcy case is still
pending before Referee Taggard.
Schorn's vehicles make him a friend
every time he sells one. loft
Fresh vegetables and fruits at Kinsey