The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-03-30

MdultS, Wfttes to yOuuk ihuy Ticuu III
this city that "the Filipinos are trying to
scare our boys with wooden guns. The
extreme hot weather interferes with the
operations of our troops. Only one man
in Co L was killed and he WAS carrying
food to the boys in the trenches. There
Is nothing to say about those people"
meaning the natives.
An Ellen.burg girl was paving the
worries and screaming "My Mother was
a Lady" when her beau arrived. He
couldn't make her hear his knocking on
the front door, 80 he charged around to
the rear of the house, where he found her
mother paving the well-worn keys OF a
dashboard. He is now looking ior
another prospective wife in a laundry.
County Treasurer Dudley is suffering
with a severe cold. He sings an elegant
basso. Deputy Sheriff Charlie Donovan
has likewise bad cold. He sings fine
tenor. 1t has been suggested that they
sing duet together in their respective
church choirs on Sunday, Dudley to sing
tenor and Donovan the basso profundo.
No extra charge to hear the duo.
Rev. Morton l.. Rose, formerly pastor
Of the Christian church here, of which
Ralph Van Buskrk was a member,
writing to friend from Eugene, Or,
saws: 1--WE sorrow with the manv friends
of poor Ralph. | sincerely hope that
this slaughter of our nobility may soon
cease"
II b. Scudder and Dell Hiscock ship
ped today. on behalf of the citizens OF
North Yakima, a large box of books,
magazines and newspapers for our bows
in Manila. There are ten pounds allowed
to each man in Company +.
Company F, Second Regt., W. N. g.,
has leased Swtzer's opera house for two
years. The company drills every Mon
day night. B. B. Coombs, Captain;
Frank Lisgett, First Lieut.; A. s. Dam,
Second Lieut..
Messrs. ]. A. Hall, Harry Hall. Frank
Clemmer and Il. f. Owens, of Cresco.
Iowa, are visiting the family of w. W.
FELTON,. J. A. and Harry Hall are rela-
tives. 1t is very probable that all may
locate here.
E. NJ. Harris, the we'll known mer-
chant, last week shipped sixty cases of
eggs the greater part going to Roslyn.
He says Yakima is now enjoying great
reputation as producer of hen fruit.
James & Bushnell have had such an
enormous run on their 65 cent pictures
that they are compelled to discontinue
them after April lst in order to catch up
with their work. 10-2t
The Ladies' Musical club will meet
next Thursday afternoon at the residence
Of Mrs. Slemmons. The day will be de.
voted to Schubert's compositions.
You run no risk when you buy Stude-
baker buggy, as they are fully guaran-
teed at NJ. Schorn's, Front street, one
block south OF depot. 6-tf
H. A. Irish. whose brother, also resi-.
dent of Minnesota, purchased ten acres
several years ago on Mob Hill, is, in the
city with view of locating.
April 1st is All-fools Day, and very
body that wants 65 cent pictures after
that date will be fooled.
1927 JAMES & Bushnell.
The city workmen have been employed
in putting in new shade trees along the
newly-cleaned bitches, taking the place
of decayed trees.
The Seventh Day Adventist's church
across the track is rapidly nearing COM
petiop, and will be handsome struc-
ture
Call in and see our new hand-enam.
eled belt buckles and ornamental pins.
Something entirely new.
10 DITrAR Bros.
Indian Commissioner Hoyt b at the
Crow reservation in Montana, whsre Mrs.
Hoyt and children will join him in a few
days.
The Mikado rehesrsals are largely at
tended nightly at the opera house. The
cast Includes 50 singers, all home talent.
Tom shannon is back again from the
Sound preparing to put his Zillah hop
ranch into shape for the seasons crop.