The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-02-02
THE LOCAL ROUNDUP.


congestion of the lungs.
The bill 10 reduce passenger rates to
81 cents mile has passed the House 81
to l3.
Wapted-A girl for general homework
in a small family. Apply at THE HERALD
office. l-2t
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Glazier were made
happy by the arrival Of a ten pound girl
at their hor e on Saturday last.
Fisk sntirustlng tinware will give you
good service and save Won money. Yak
ina Hardware Co, agents.
Mrs. Toliver, mother of Mrs. $. G.
Henton, is under the care of DR.. Rosser,
with an aggravated case of grippe.
On Sunday at the Congregational
church the pastor will preach at II and
80 O'Clock; Sabbath School at 10; En-
deayor Society at 80. All are cordially
invited.
The Yakima Hardware Co. has much
larger line OF pruning shears, saws and
clippers than ever before, Good goods
at bedrock prices.
Or. Gorden, the newly arrived phys-
clan, got broken in, so 70 speak, by call
dnrng the storm Tuesday evening to AZ
tend George Piper, at his ranch over the
hills. to the eastward of town.
Gny c. Wiley writes to his father John
H. Wiley, from Tamoso, California, I'M
der date of the 18th nit. He has secured
work for a sheep man, as Interpreter, at
- cents per day. He is on hls way to
Mexico.
The cold snap that struck North Iaki.
ma on Tuesday evening was evidently
whisp from the tail Of the Montana biz
card prevailing there. Travellers state
that il was 10 degrees below IN that state
on Sunday last.
A large plate glass window of Coffin
Bros store being loose in its moorings
was blown in with great crash by the
sudden gust of wind that ushered in the
cold snap on Tuesday, resulting from the
blizzard in the "middle west"
G. II. Bartlett, of Yakima City, Who
recently purchase an acyteene gas plant
from Frank Clemmer, has put it in sue
cessful operation in his store and resi-
denee. He has lighted every room and
Is very much pleased with the improve
ment.
Another carload OF the celebrated
Stakeholder buggies just received. THen-
ty FIVE new styles are included. This is
the finest line Of buggies ever brought to
this STATE, goods and prices considered.
Fifty more carriages coming in fcF
weeks. 50-tf NJ. SClORN.
VIM Lee, ST., has LET contract to w
W. FELTON,, the architect who recently
built cottage Tor Mr.. Lee, to build
cottage, as soon as the weather will per.
NIT, on the three.acre tract owned 10y
him on Mob Hill. The cottage will con
tain four rooms, with cellar, closets,
porrhes, etc, and will cost eight or nine
hundred dollars.
On the 18th of this month, one year
ago, was the death of the great temper
ance worker, Miss Frances +. willard
To commemorate her life and work, the
local w. c. T. U. will hold special Ger
vice in the Congregational church Of
North Yakima, on Sunday, February 49,
at 2 p. m. An interesting program is
being prepared. All who sympathize
with the cause Of temperance are invited
to cooperate.
The time for growers to spray their
fruit trees is at hand. If needing pump
for such purposes inspect the merits OF
our pomona" This pump is considered
the most efficient and effective pump on
the market. The agitator is operated by
the stroke oft handle thus whenever
any liquid is used it is thoroughly mixed.
The working parts are all of brass, hence
the machine is strong and the glands fit
accurately. We shall be pleased to show
our line to anyone interested.
WALLACE-COBURN.
Awarded