The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-08-03

kinds. Col. Walker and DR.. McCracken
remained on the road home, killing
grouse. Dan Mcdonald, Of Iillsh, re.
turned with Mr.. Ryan. Prof. Gilman,
of Fort Smcoe, preceded the party on
the homeward trip, returning by way Of
Seattle.
Mrs. Cary has had some extensive and
attractive Improvements made on the in
terror OF her millinery store. The coun.
tiers and trimmings have been moved to
the rear and cut off from the hat depart
ment by handsome japanese tapestry
panel partition. Mrs. Cary will 90 to
Portland in about two weeks to buy her
fall stock.
Al Mechtel writes to John Otter that
he will be back from Alaska by hop
picking time. 1t will be remembered
that he went mp there early this year with
Tony krober. Tony has been unfortu-
nate in having an accident by which
three ribs were fractured.
Timothy Weld and son Charles, of
Goldendale, are in the city paving a visit
to :. 5. Dam, Mr.. Yields brother-in-law.
The gentlemen have not met before in
forty.three years, consequently their
meeting is good deal the nature of a
love feast.
A young Canadian, Mr.. Hardy, who
has been employed by Sheriff Tucker in
his livery stable for the past ten months,
was taken to the hospital yesterday. He
is in precarious condition from an
attack of typhoid.
Attorney D. L. Crowder 10 in receipt of
a letter from the acting secretary of the
interior permitting him to file exceptions
to the ruling closing the Jimmie Sher-
wood contest. This will probably reopen
the case.
J. b. Current came home from the
Gold Hill camp Wednesday. He reports
the gold mines are flourshing as never
before. There are forty men in there now
and development work is progressing
finely.
l.. 7. Vandermark and John Reed, of
Sunnysde, were in town the first of the
week. They report large number OF re-
cent corners to the Sunnysde district, all
OF them progressive people of means.
Swell line of ladies' neckwear, COM
prising lace ties, net scarfs, silk scarfs,
fancy ties, satin collars, lace fronts and
silk fronts. See them at J. J. Macdon-
AIDS, south First street.
Al Strubir was called up the Ahtanum
last week by the serious illness of his
wife, who is visiting relatives there. He
returned Saturday, leaving Mrs. Strubin
on the road to recovery.
The eight room residence which Prof.
Barge is building on north Fourth street
will be ready to plaster next week. When
completed J. J. Macdonald will occupy
it with his family.
Walter Reed says that he will donate
free 100 feet of desirable corner lot on
the west side for the erection OF au opera
house.
Joe Richards is about to erect a resi-
dence thirty feet square to cost 800 on
the ranch known as the Jones place,
Mckee.
Messrs. Ely and Lichty, prominent
Dunkards of Sunnyside, were in town
on their way home yesterday from the
Sound.
With every purchase at Coffin Bros
Big Department Store you receive tickets
J for Fine Chinaware. 26-tf
Money to loan on improved city prop.
erty; per cent; no delay. Inquire of
of Doust Il Dam. 27-tf
Mrs. II. F. Bean and daughter, who
have been visiting on the Sound, re-
turned home Wednesday evening.
For Rent-Ncely furnished ROOM In
quire northeast corner Fourth and B
streets. 27-tf
Mr.. and Mrs Slemmons have returned
from a trIp to the Sound.
Mrs. Hugh Sinclair has gone 10 Seattle
/ to visit her daughters.
Mason's Fruit Jars aud Jelly Glasses
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