The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-08-24

I1Uu. DyTOn Dhuieis, VI Tic ickiointufc
gave THE HERALD a call yesterday.
Judge Daniels is on his way home from
Keller where he has been investigating
some mining properties in the great Re.
public region. He was here as early as
1873 with surveying party. The won
derful transformation of the country is an
enthusiastic theme with him. While
here yesterday he met Hon. Edward
Whitson with whom he served in the
legislature in territorial DAYS.
A large shipment of the "Narragansett
Waist" for girls and boys, to IL years
25c. This is a waist that thousands of
mothers have bought for their boys and
girls, and found TO be more desirable
than the usual kind. The fabric is seam
less and elastic, with tapes for strength
and buttons that won't break easily.
Garments are supported from the should.
srs and there is less mending to do. To
be had at J. j. Macdonalds First street
south.
Rev. Chas. q. Brown, an od-time
friend of Rev. w. l.. Dawson, of the All
tanum, is paying the latter few days
visit Mr.. Brown is under commission
of the A. b. G. +. NJ, and expects to sail
in short time for Ceylon. He will &C.
cupy Mr.. Dawson's pulpit at the All
tanum Congregational church next Sun
day morning.
u. y. Coleman was married to Miss
Edith Moore, of Ithica, n. Y, on We'd
nesday, August il. On the return of the
bride and groom to this city from Seattle
on Sunday night. they were given a re-
ceptioE at Otter & MechtePs by Mr..
Colemans fellow employees of the Golden
Rule. The happy couple are the recip-
tents OF many congratulations.
The Yakima Mill Company continues
to make extensive improvements in their
property. They have recently built a
large warehouse near the mill for storage
purposes, beside adding some new ma
chinery. Orders are pressing them so
hard that they find it necessary to run
night and day.
w. NJ. Metcalf, successor to Grass &
Metcalf, will move his paint store to
new quarters about September LIST. He
has leased the building few doors north
of the Hotel Bartholet, which will give
him ample room for the new stock he
has on the way.
Hon. III, d. Jory OF Sunnyside was a
Yakima visitor on Tuesday. Mr., Jory
was accompanied by his friend Mr.. Mas
on of Goldendae. Mr.. Mason is law
student.in the office OF Hon. n. b. Brooks
of that city.
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
G. f. Pierce, of Goldendale. a son of
Ex-representatlve Pierce of Klickitat
county, has come to Yakima to reside.
Mr.. Pierce will send for his family as
soon as he can find a house to move into. |
Mrs, Cary is in Portland viewing the
STYLES in millinery and purchasing her
fall stock. Miss Patton accompanied
her. Miss Roher is in charge OF the
store during their absence.
q. G. Wallace OF North Yakima, Wash
ington, was an arrival in the city last night.
He is an old time friend of Morrison
Wohlfort.-Grand Junction Coli Daily
Sentinel.
The family of VIM. Shearer returned
the latter part of the week from an ex-
tended outing at the headwsters of the
Natchez.
Miss Jennie Sherwood left for Spokane
Sunday evening where she will visit her
brother Ed. and family for three or four
weeks.
Wanted-A competent woman to as
sist in family. Good wages paid. q.
Nj. Allen, north end Second street. 81 |
Money to loan on improved city prop |
ertv; per cent. no delay. Inquire of
of Doust & Dam. 27-tf
G. n. Stahl has returned from Easton |
where he has been teaching school the
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