The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-08-10
THE LOCAL ROUNDUP.

Jesse Hull is very i'll. it is reported,
with dropsy.
Mrs. Judge Morford has gone to Port.
land for n visit to friends.
Tie Dalles s-Mountaineer saws
James Cunninghs am, of Yakima. is there.
Miss fora Lund, of North Yakima, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. W. NJ. Gunther.
Of Cle-Elum. -Rosyn Miner.
1t is said that North Yakima will
model its new opera house after the
Olympia theatre. -State Journal.
Mrs. A. H. Tuesey and little gran.
daughter, Viola, are spending the week
at Tanpico, the guests of Mrs. Conrad.
Great reductions on mems balbriggan
underwear, 45c quality now Soc per
garment at j. j. Macdonalds, LIST street,
south.
Claude Briggs left Monday evening
for Lewiston, Idaho, to look after the in
terests of the Wiley B. Allen Company
at that point.
Mrs. A. B. Ross has postponed her
visit to her husband in China, for the
present. The steamer she was to sail in
goes to Manila, instead OF Hong Kong.
f. M. Reed accompanied Indian Agent
Lynch to Fort Simcoe on Friday last
1t is their intention to take a trip to
Mount Adams during the heated term.
Bnger Herman. Commissioner of the
general land office is in Oregon. 1t is
said that he will visit the Washington
land offices and forestry reserves before
returning to Washington, d. G.
0. Richardson, who was fined $25 by
Justice of the Peace Taylor of Sunnyside
tor petit larceny, has appealed to the su-
perior court. He is charged with stealing
a set of harness from N. Goodsell.
Seymour Grace Spring, IL pounds in
weight, appeared at the home of his
father, o. f. Spring, August 6, 1899, at
80 p. m, as announced by card. Con-
CALCULATIONS.
prising lace ties, net scarfs, silk scarfs,
fancy ties, satin collars, lace fronts and
silk fronts. See them at j. j. Macdon-
diu D. bOutu lIBl StIcet.
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
Attorney Krutz, on Wednesday, re-
ceived a telegram from Powell Bros,
requesting him to come at once to
Montana, and stating that they had lost
hundred head of horses by being killed.
Jock Morgan, of Mabton, was in Pros
ser Thursday. Rumor saws Mr.. Morgan
is negotiating for the Riverside hotel
.., John Nles was oyer to the Rattle.
snake mountains this week. He saws
that is the coming wheat country of
Yakima county. --Prosser Record.
There are a great many ways of doing
business. Our method is, Every season
| takes care Of its own goods, aud conse-
quently we have made sweeping reduce
| tions on all Lawns, Dimities, Ginghams,
Iephyrs, Percales, Wrappers. Shirt
Waists, ETC., at J. j. Macdonalds, South
First st.
What has been done of late in the ed
ucational world in the way of advance,
and what lines the immediate future adj
vance is to take, are two cOgnate and re-
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educators and writers on educational
topics-Professor Nicholas Murray But
Ter of Columbia, and President G.. Stan
ley Hall of Clark University. The two
articles form memorable and unusual
contribution to the literature OF Ameri-
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