The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-04-19
SHORTS7OPS.
What is Going on Daily of Interest to
All Our People.
BRIEF PERSONAL NEWS NOTES
TENS Of Personal and Local Mention Put
Into Condensed Form for THE
Herald's" Busy
Readers.
BRIEF Personal NEWS NOTES

Mrs Johnson of the Hotel Yakima re.
turned Monday from a weeks visit on
the Sound
j. w. Maxwell, national bank exam :
liner, spent couple OF DAYS in the city
during the fore part of the week.
Ladies, don't fail to get one of Mr.
Pierce's Boss fruit jar holders They
will be handy when canning time
comes. 14.tf
Mrs. a. SCHNEIDER left on Monday for
a visit with her sister in Wisconsin
Her stay will be for an indefinite tire as
she goes for recreation and in hopes that
her health will be benefited by the
change.
Mrs T. j. Hetlling of Fort Smcoe and
her sister, Miss Winifred Green of Latah,
spent several days with DR.. and Mrs.
Graves the past week and left tor the
Fort on Monday Miss Green will spend
the summer with her sister.
A. b. Weed says the appointments Of
the new opera house will be ahead Of
anything in the state outside OF Spokane.
Owing to some misunderstanding in the
CORES pondence the clock and works will
not he here for several weeks.
Messrs. Will Cameron, j. NJ. Brown
and L. Remy claim tina their fruit is
practically all killed. Mr.. Cameron says
his orchard Is in very exposed locality
and he never looks for much fruit only
in favored seasons. Mr. Brown and Mr..
Remy are on this side OF the river across
from the Cameron ranch.
Chas. Navarro, jr., while racing on his
bicycle with lot of companions, Sun.
dav, received fall that raised very
large sized lump on the side of his head
and Otherwise bruised him. He either
struck rock or a rut, he doesn't know
which, and covered distance OF about
thirty feet after he left his wheel.
The Bon Marche, Seattle's leading de-
psrtment store, requires the services of a
bright young woman in every town in
the state to take orders for The Wash.
ington Woman's Magazine, a monthly
illustrated paper published by the store
A weekly salary will be paid all en-
ploye s. Applicants must furnish good
references and give full particulars in the
first letter and address. Advertising De-
partment, The Bon Marche, Seattle.
John Pierce, the inventor of the Boss
fruit jar holder, called at THE HERALD
office the first of the week and explained
the merits of his handy devise. House
keepers will find his novelty one of the
handiest utensils in the kitchen during
fruit season. The jar is held and ham
died by it without danger OF scalding or
burning the hand, while the cover can
be secured or removed as desired with
wrench which accompanies it. Mr..
Pierce, who is Yakima gentleman. in
tends canvassing the city in person for
orders for his patent.
The ook-keeper, published at Detroit,
CONES out in it's last num-
Der with some splendid articles o.. Pc
culiar interest to the book-keeper, whose
cause as It's name indicates this maya
zine espouses. Valuable suggestions to
bopk-keepers and accountants are noticed,
in fact the mission OF Editor Beach
seems to be to make the life of the men
with these burdens little easier to bear.
His journal is thoroughly up .to-date and
no book keeper can afford to be without
t. Each number contains about $50
pages and the subscription price is but
81 90 year. The Book. keeper will be
pleased to mail any applicant a sample
copy.
Prof. Robert A. Cagliostro. who styled
himself 'the celebrated astrologer, palm
st, careofian, clairvoyant and phrenol-
,gist,' arrived in town last week but
allied to read the stars accurately and as
result he was landed in Jail on the
,harge OF being drunk and disorderly.
Il took him couple of days to recover
md then Officer Muligan escorted him
or distance along the track enroute for
He was very had smelling
astrooger, but Marshal Grant said he
old him things that would lead him to
relieve that he had been Swallowed ever
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