The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-08-31

pany and made known the fact that he
wished to invest in range, provided he
found what he liked. A Superior was
shown him, its merits brought out, and
as a result the range was ordered "sent
up" This gentleman not only saved
s25, but he also got a much heavier and
better article than is being cold by the
travelling vendors. We have many more
at Just as low figures. Call and see them.
Wallace Coburn Hardware Co.
George Sesmer OF St. Paul 10 visiting
his friend Contractor w. W. FELTON,.
Mr.. Seamer is retired farmer of means
and is touring the west. He has visited
California and the Sound country re.
Gently, but says Yakima suits him better
than any section of the coast he has
seen. He may conclude to locate here
permanently.
The P.-I. speaking of Attorney j. NJ.
Ashton of Tacoma, says: "Mr. Ashton's
business here was in connection with
the Yakima irrigation canal. He has
been engaged In looking up land con-
tracts, preparatory to winding up the re-
ceiyership of the property. He will re-
turn home this afternoon"
Mrs. J. T.. Shannon was taken sudden
| ly ill while in attendance upon service at
the NJ. +. church last Sunday evening.
| She WAS removed to the parsonage ad-
Joining, and DR.. Rosser called. On Mon
day she had sufficiently recovered to be
moved to her home on Mob Hill.
Fire arms of doubtful manufacture
are dear at any price. Buy the cee-
brated Winchester or Marlin rifles and
shot guns. We have other standard
makes in revolvers and an unlimited sup
ply of ammunition OF every description.
Wallace. Coburn Hardware Co.
Geo. S. Vance and wife returned from
their eastern visit the first of the week.
Mr.. Vance will Immediately enter upon
his duties as manager of the Moore Shoe
& Clothing Co., who will open their
doors to the public about Sept. 10th.
Mr.. Nutley and wife, of the Puyallup
Indian schools, came over on Tuesdays
train. Mrs. Nutley hopes to be bene-
| flied by the Yakima climate and thinks of
staying at Fort Simcoe for few months.
W. III. Cline, J. f. Phelps, John Gore,
John Reed and Mr.. Clifton, all promi-
nent residents of Sunnyside, were in the
city on Saturday last. Mr.. Clifton made
| final proof on his desert claim.
Wanted-A matched span OF cayuses.
gentle, and good travellers. Will pay for
same by tuition at Woodcock Academy.
w. l., Dawson. Ahtanum, Wash.
/. Z. Sperry has decided not to sell
his horse and phaeton. The ad. on an
other page offering them for sale was Or
dered discontinued, but through an over
sight was printed in this issue.
Low rents. Low prices. We have
them at the big tent Second Hand Store.
We buy, sell or trade in all kinds of
goods. Second Street, south of Coffin
Bros, North Yakima. 29-tf
+. A. Curry and wife have returned
from the mountains and have taken up
their residence in the Bailey house on
the west side. which Mr.. Curry recently
purchased.
The ladies of the Nj. L. church will
serve ice cream and cake in the Guilland
house dining room from s to 10 80 p. III.
Wednesday, September 6.
A nice line OF lanterns and hop Their
mometers just in at Wallace. Coburn
Hardware Co.'S. The prices have been
placed right, too.
R. A. Rossman, recently of Whatcom,
is new conner in this section. Mr.. Ross
man will teach the Kiona school this
winter.
w. +. Bullock has accepted the agency
for Chicago clothing house and open ed
an Office with the Greene Mercantile Co.
Miss Grace Shannon returned Monday
morning from an extended visit among
relatives and friends in Ohio.
Sacking Irvine of the best quality, for
spud and hop growers, at the Wallace
Cohurn Hardware Co.'S