The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-10-19
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS NOTES

Best Potato Sacks sold at the Flour
Mill Store.
Miss Myra Hewlett has recovered from
her recent! severe illness.
Vestal Snyder was registered at The
Donnelly, Tacoma. Wednesday.
Mrs. d. f. Lesh has returned home
from Seattle much improved in health.
A new line OF Ladies'. Mems and Chill
dren's Mackintoshes at J. J. Macdonald's
Ladies, study natures remedies
Viavi-and avoid the knife. Office over
Otter & Mechtel's Bakery. 80
G. M. Mckinney is visiting his family.
He is stationed at st. Paul and Chicago
as the general immigration agent of the
N. p. R'y Company.
E. f. James has been fitting up the
gallery in the Schlotfeldt block and is
now moving therein. Mr.. James will
have one of the handsomest and best
equipped studios in the state.
Mrs. Gary is exhibiting a new invoice
of golf hats in all the recent popular
shades and shapes, including the golf
crown. There are some very handsome
ones IN the lot. Call and see them. 40
Colonel Fred Miller, of the governor >
staff, is over from Spokane for few
lays, visiting friends ard attending to
legal matters here and in Olympia. He
was entertained at dinner Sunday by
Mrs. Molroe.-Tacoma News.
NJ. j. Carmichael, representing the
Mennonite brotherhood is looking over
the field here with view of possibly es.
tablishing colony of that sect. Mr..
Carmichael ia holding Mennonite meet
ings in the Mob Hill school house.
Mrs. Frank Sinclair has returned from
Seattle, where she went to look after her
hotel property. Mrs. Oscar VanSyckle
will return with her to Seattle the 1st OF
November and together they will run the
hotel, which accommodates 100 people
daily.
Complaint is generally made that
mail belonging to this city has been and
is being held in old town, even when the
necessary two cent stamp is enclosed for
forwarding the mail here. Official in.
quiry will probably be made by the de.
partment.
G. G. Wallace is in Portland this week
taking in the exposition. He will go
from there to Seattle to meet his partner,
Mr.. Coburn on his return from his two
years sojourn in the Klondke country
MIR. Coburn is expected to arrive in
Seattle the latter part of this week.
The Seventh day Adventists church of
North Yakima held it's quarterly meet,
ing Saturday, Oct. IA. There was good
attendance, and two new accessions re-
ported. At the business meeting steps
were taken to purchase seats and hot
air furnace for the new church. The
last coats of paint on the outside and the
purchase of the bell may be deferred till
next spring.
DIR. Fl. r. Wells of Minneapolis, who
paid Yakima vislt during the month of
August and was so favorably impressed
with our climate and the appearances of
our city, has returned with view to re-
naming permanently. The doctor will
open up offices as soon as he can find
rooms, but for the present can be found
at the Farker House. Mr.. Wells was
for long time member OF the medical
staff at Asbury hospital, Minneapolis.
AT the last meeting OF the school board
the following boundaries for the Fairvlew
school were established: Following
Maple street from the east boundary of
the city to Natchez avenue, thence south
on Natchez avenue three blocks, thence
west to the N. Z. railroad track. All
pupils Of the first four grades residing
east and south of this line will attend the
Fairview school. Pupils in the higher
grades will attend the Central school as
usual. School will begin Oct. 80, with
Miss Margaret Hagy in charge.
F. III. PLUMB, Sup't.
Some very late shapes in golf hats,
gray and blue. and all the new shades,
can now be had at Mrs. Cary's. These
goods have just arrived and include the
very newest in tam crowns. 40