The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-08-10
NORTH YAKIMA AND VICINITY.

Ahtanum full cream cheese at Coffin
Bros. 2S-u
Judge PEBBLE left Tuesday morning for
visit to his daughter al Snohomlsh.
+. w. Howell and wife of Mabton
have gone to Wisconsin on visit to
re atlves.
MIR. REYNOLDS and wife and Miss
Buzzel, Of parke-, were Yakima visitors
last Thurs .ay.
T. c j.. aud family -eju'uei TODAY
from Il trru ju Hoe. .eua..v mountain,
bringing hl,u Ola e, keller Nine.
NJ Scuo u feels tone v these DAYS, it
being ucca-.outd hv Tue absence OF his
family, Nho a-e enjoying an outing on
Puget Suuou
G 4 BAILEY is the father of bouncing
haby bow which made its advent Tues
day morning MIR. Bslev's friends are
smoEIng IN honor of the event.
James McCarley, who has been run
ming J. G. Lovd'S sheep for some time,
left the first of the week Tor visit to his
old home near Glasgow, Scotland.
Charlie Quinn, Of the Wenas, aged p
years, died on Tuesday Of continued
fever He was buried yeste day on the
Wenas
Thee is no resg l.k"at-al A visit to
the Fair store. vuen 900 ntpu Of dry goods
shoes. u8 : rau> o. no .uu~. will con-
vince >ou OF this. la- plcos VIII bnIld
our trade. 80
Ed f White. formerly Of this city,
now OF Spok 4ne. has accented position
as aveing salesman for the tailoring
establishment of Cunningham of St.
Paul Mr. White writes X. j Curry that
he expects to be in Yakima within a few
days
jack Shaw having sold hist O. X. livery
stable, will take few weeks recreation
in the mountains, returning in time to
take care of his hop crop at Tampico
Mr.. Shaw and family will remain in
North Yakima, so that the children may
enjoy its school privileges
Our new goods are now here aud will
be opened As soon as The lMiIding will
perm TO be >Dld AT u-lres that viii sur
prise even tbo-e VINO nave been in the
habit Of buylnG cuerp, because they were
bought At bargain prizes IN New York by
our agent The FAR store. f. a. Aexah-
der, prom. 80
Messrs Moore, Wenner & Grout are
pleased with the outlook for their new
bicycle tire repair solution, "Sure Shot"
and are daily in receipt of trial orders for
the preparation. They have also re-
ceived many unsolicited testimonials
from eastern repair shops, attesting TO
the merits of Sure Shot"
The board OF equalization il sitting
this week The usual number of con-
plants Of high assessments are made and
some taxes are lowered and some are
raised, especially among the merchants
A delega, ion of Sunnyside tax payers is
expected to Law before he board a petition
for lover taxation.
The fol Ow' ny have been >pecled as
Offices and members of Board of Trus-
tees Of the tuu' able Saw MS Il Loan
Association Of Portiani, Oregon, viz:
Henry Il. Scudder, president; ]. =. Me
Caffrrly, wee president; 4 : Dam. sec
rotary W. T. : ernweg. treasurer; Wal
ter / Reed D. &. &. Fletche'. Prof. b.
+. Barge, Robe S Oft, Ira +. Englehart,
W. u. A lien, W J., Guthrie.
Yakima people, when visiting The
Dalles, will find the New Columbia
Hotel very pleasant and agreeable
hostelry, conveniently located To depot
and steamboat wharVes. an enjoying
reputation for nice clean rooms and first
class meals at verv reasonable rates. Mr.
Toomey, the proprietor, IL a most agree
able gentleman VINO looks after his guests
in way that makes friend for the
house of every one aho stops with him.
An enthus asiic class of bows and girls
is working earnestly to prepa-e for the
medal contests To he held IN Masou's
Opera House the Ind aui "@-d and in
conEide-a' on 81 tue act ma r. > members
shoHld be encouraged IN liner eho-ls N
ortip'v uV Il are suurpuCe me p-upie
of YAK ma re cordially nvfed to III
the house amt euinv a pheasant evening
with tnem. Inc Nat ma orchestra MI
furns h muse 10 both Programmes,
which WI ue pub'i-ued NEXT weeh.