The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-01-05
REP|)RIOR|AL SHORTSTOPS
What Is Going on Daily Of Interest to
All Our People.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS NOTES
Items Of ersonal and Local Mention Put
Into Condensed Form for The
Herald's" Busy
Readers.

>. 4. Flower OF Mabton vas registered
at the Yakima Friday.
A good assortment of nuts and candies
very cheap at Kinsevs. q
+. A. Williams, post trader at Toppen-
ish, spent New Years in the city.
Our delcacies; Swiss and Lin burger
cheese. Otter & Mechtel. As If
q, W. Mason, from the ZiIah district,
was in town Saturday.
Born, on December y, to Mr.. and Mrs
Will Morgan, son.
A Wiley of Yakima was registered at
the Donneily, Tacoma, on Monday.
c. II. Denley of Prosser was registered
at the Donnelly, Tacoma, on Saturday
last.
Don't forget the fact that we are cheap
on teas and coffees. A. +. Kinsey &
Co. SO
Walter n. Granger of ZIlah was regis
tered at the Chilberg, Tacoma. on Sun
day.
Col. W. f. Prosser returned to Seattle
on Tuesday night after holiday visit
with his family.
A car load OF Glidden & Baker barb
wire just unloaded by the Yakima Hard
ware Company.
The heavy snowfall brought Joy to old
and young America, though for different
reasons.
DR.. Dulin, Prossers popular physician,
was in the city Monday en- route to the
Sound on business trip.
North Yakima has been chosen as the
next meeting place OF the State Dairy
mems convention.
Miss Eva Weikel, formerly of this city,
day to George Terrell of North Yakima.
Frank Jordan's home WAS frightened
on Friday last by the advent OF ten
pound boy.
Mrs. Arthur Coffin has purchased
couple OF lots just east of Hotel Yakima
and will in the spring have erected there
on an attractive cottage.
+. f. kelso and bride returned Sun
day morning from their honeymoon, and
will be at home to their friends after
January 10.
j. Dickson of this city, the organizer
for the Modern Woodmen, is in Pasco
this week looking over the field with
view to instituting lodge at that point.
Wsnted-Position as agent or sales
man in some big lumber yard by sober,
industrious Young man who understands
the business. Must have full charge.
References given if required. Address I.
J. X, care of THE HERALD, North Yak
ma, Wash. 4S-4t
j. w. Sindall, the new deputy sheriff,
was the recipient Of a handsome gold
watch last week as reminder OF the
season from his only uncle, who resides
in Illinois.
J. d. Daley, we'll known here rs a
once popular clerk with Otter Bros, but
now travelling representative for Gordon
& Ferguson, st. Paul, spent Friday and
Saturday in the city among old friends.
Stravei-About two months ago from
my place on the Natchez, at the mouth
OF the Tietan, q spotted black and white
yearling heller, branded V. A liberal
reward will be paid for information lead
ing to it's recovery. F. V. HANSON. 5l-3t
The Yakima Hardware company are
showing over 100 styles of pocket knives.
Nothing will please the boy or husband
better than good knife, Some hand
some pair handled ones for ladies, too.
The heavy fall of snow and the spen-
did condition of the roads for receiving
it made it possible to celebrate New
Years amid the jingle of bells and the
laughter OF gay seighng parties. The
roads are hard as flint and the shedding
excellent.
Peter Schiller and c. I. Schanno OF
Elensburg were registered at Hotel Yak
ina last week. They report having had
a most ENJOYABLE time skating with their