The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-11-16

THOSE BONES OF BON.BONS are
choice. Try one. THE MIKADO.
Arthur Rinehart of Union, Or, is in
the city visiting his mother, Mrs. l.. b.
Rinehart.
The Elks are said to be planning
grand banquet for the first Thursday in
next month.
Regular services at the Baptist church,
both morning and evening. Sunday
chool at 10 a. m.
J. NJ. Arlington has purchased the NJ.
O. Stone well boring outfit and will bore
an artesian in the Wepas.
James c. Berry today received a tele-
gram conveying the sad news Of the
death of his mother at Portland, Or.
Deputy Postmaster Anderson, of Pros
ser, has accepted position as salesman
in the department store of Taylor & Den
ley OF this city.
Attend the special discount sale at
Madam Conolly's next Saturday and get
golf hats, sailor or walking hats at one
third off. All late patterns. Remember,
next Saturday only.
KISSES-K ISSES-KISSES (Molas-
ses). THE MIKADO.
Mrs. w. G. Prater is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Stevenson. Mrs. Prater Is
a daughter of the latter and her husband
is a prominent business man of Skag-
way. Alaska.
Judge l.. T. Erwin, wife and youngest
daughter have left for the Sound, whence
they 90 to Georgia to visit relatives, re-
turning before the holidays.
Special Ladies' initial Japanette
handkerchiefs, regular 10c special for &c
at j. J. Macdonald's, old P. o. building.
Jim Knox did not get Jake Eshelman's
place as shipping commissioner. The
appointment went to Representative
VI EOA lcidhu, pu thC hoOuhds
Knox gets an Alaskan berth.
Rand, the popular meat merchant, is
having the front of his store in the Ker-
shaw block made slightly by the removal
of the wooden portico and making other
down-to-now improvements.
Special-Men's initial Japanette hand
kerchiefs. Special Zoe at j. j. Mac
donald's, old p. o. building.
A reception was given to Johnnie
Sandmyer by Miss Florence and Mrs.
Thede last Thursday night. There were
about fifty young people in attendance
and a joyous party welcomed the re-
turned volunteer.
W. W. Fish, the Elmira, New York,
millionaire has been examining his ex-
tensive property interests here and in
Ellensburg the past few days. He is
figuring on building in Yakima, it is
stated, in the near future.
Photographer James is making a cot
tage dwelling of his former Photographic
establishment and is preparing to move
into the dwelling opposite the Larsen
opera house. He has rented his resi-
dence on south Second street.
The great moon hoax or star shooting
fake created quite furore among chill
dren Tuesday evening. who burned the
midnight incandescents at the Central
school building in a vain endeavor to see
something. Aside from the noisy and
frequent ringing of the school bell, moth
ing materislized.
jeremiah DAILY waived jury Saturday
and pleaded guilty to having received
stolen property, the shoes heretofore
noted as being stolen from Lees shoe
store. He received nominal punish
ment, he having been 80 intoxicated at
the time that he did not know what he
was doing.
The infant daughter of f. and Ida Nc.
Daniel, aged Il months and 3 days, died
last Friday and was buried Sunday. The
father and eldest brother of the little one
are in Alaska. A large number of
friends testified their sympathy in every
way possible, Mrs. Mcdaniel was pros
trated by her long watching over the lit
tie one.