The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-11-02
Jas. Mckibbon, editor and publisher

Of the Senator, at Portland, Or, was in
the city Wednesday, in the interests OF
his publication. In the evening" he
visited with the lodge of knights Of
Pythias, of which order the Senator is
the official organ for the domains OF Ore
gon. Washington and Idaho.
DR.. Wells, recently from Minneapolis,
will occupy offices in the kershaw block
AS soon as they can be repapered. The
doctor has travelled quite excessively over
the west in search of climate adapted
to the Improvement OF bis own health
and has concluded that Yakima offers
the best inducem ents in that respect.
J.J. Macdonald is now in his new
quarters, old post Office building, and
carries a full line of dress goods, dress
skirts, wrappers, corsets, corset waists,
hosiery mittens, gloves, ribbons, hand
kerchiefs, mems underwear and furnish
ings. All goods sold at lowest legitimate
prices.
Mrs. A. P. Dudley returned Tuesday
evening from Aberdeen, where she has
been the past month visiting Mr.. Dud-
ley's mother, who died last week. Mr..
Dudley will remain to settle up some
business matters before returning to
Yakima.
Removed-The James Studio has
moved to new and more commodious
quarters in the Schlotieldt block. We
invite our patrons to inspect our new
quarters and the choice up'to.date pho
tographic work we are turning out. +.
+ James 42-lt
Governor Rogers has announced that
the day of the return OF the First Wash
ington Regiment to Seattle will be de-
clared legal holiday in order that school
children and teachers can attend the re-
ception ceremonies.
Storage-We have purchased the
Chapel & Cox warehouse and those de-
string storage for hay, grain, hops, wool,
etc, can stCuIo tuo oahe Va no ""
reasonable terms. Wallace. Coburn Hard
ware Company.
Mrs. Fred Thompson, of Parker,
returned home from San Francisco Tues
day evening, where she went to meet
her brother, Col. Fife, upon his return
with the Washington boys from Manila.
Miss Druse of Minnesota, a niece of
Miss Marie Druse, arrived this week to
spend the winter IN Goldendale. ......C.
E. Morris and family have moved to
Yakima county Sentinel.
The Pioneer Lumber Company has &C.
cured the agency for Rhemke's Gle Elum
coal, and announces in another column
that they want buyers for it. Have you
tried it?
Go to Seattle to greet the soldier boys.
Tickets on sale over the Northern Pacific
railway on Friday and Saturday, Nov. =
and g. limited to the Sth inclusive Tor
$7.O5.
James has just finished fine group
picture of p. L. Zerkle, wife ana his IL
children. This is the family that cap
tured the prize at the state fair this fall.
w. F. Bullock. residing on the west
side, is down with fever. DR.. Wells had
him removed to the hospital where he is
getting along as well as can be expected.
Doust q Dam have added to their of
fee fixtures fine large safe, formerly
tho property of J. II. Carpenter.
Stamp photos at the James Studio,
Schlotfeldt block, for short time lon
ger at 25 cents per dozen. Alt
Sd. Harrison, one OF the big farmers
of the Dunkard colony near Sunnyside,
was in the city Monday.
The front of j. l.. Laswell's new store
on First Street is receiving touching
up with fresh paint.
w. II. Norman, f. Mansfield and A. G.
Turner of Outlook, were Yakima visitors
Monday.
Remember those Home Made Pies,
they are fine. The Mikado.
f. c. Burlingame was at The Dalles
last Friday.