The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-07-19
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best in the world. Coffin Bros.
Walter Tuesley returned Monday from
visit of couple Ct weeks on the Sound.
Walter N. Granger was a passenger on
the west bound train Monday, with Ia
coma for his destination.
Morning service at st. Michaels
church, fifth Sunday after Trinity at II
O'Clock; no evening service.
Herman Leeper was called here from
Medical Lake on Monday on account Of
the death of his grandmother. Mrs.
Moe.
Samuel Riddle and wife arrived from
the East on Sunday and will make their
home with their son-in-law, Rev. Camp
bell of Yakima City.
Mrs. P. Frank was in charge of the
decorations at Lsrson's theater on the
occasion of the recent republican recep-
ton and ratification meeting.
The mother OF Mrs. L. s. Burnham ar.
rived from Salem, Oregon, on Saturday
last, in response to telegram notifying
her of the illness of her daughter.
The family OF Mr.. Turnell. the night
operator at the depot, arrived on Sunday
from Wisconsin. They have leased the
Varker House, which they will conduct
in the future.
Mulrs Lightning Pain Killer kills
them instantly: Cholers, Group, Rheu-
matics, Diptheria, Toothache, or any
pain, internal or external. 25c. For
sale by Taft & Taft and w. J. Roaf.
Judge PEBBLE left on Sunday for Sno.
homish where his two daughters are, they
having recently arrived from Minneap-
oils for visit with an aunt. The Judge
expected to be gone about ten days.
The youngest child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Otter has an appetite somewhat
peculiar, but on Saturday it found one
thing it could not 60 and that was con-
csntrated I've. The little ones mouth
was severely burned but DR.. Gordon
soon relieved it OF much of the pain.
Fred Mailloux & Co., the Yakima av-
enue grocers, have experienced such q
thrifty and growing trade that they find
their present store facilities inadequate
and have been obliged to have the par
tition moved so as to take in half of the
room occupied by M. Probach, tailor.
Attorney General 7. M. Vance was
seen on the depot platform for few min.
utes, Monday, on his return from Walla
Walla, where he was one of the princi-
pal speakers at the democratic ratifica-
ton meeting. He must have talked
loud and long, for he had little voice
left.
Andrew Cramer was carrying "A cal
ibre revolver in his hip pocket, Saturday,
when in some way one of the cartridges
was exploded and the bullet bore it's way
down the right leg and was imbedded in
the calf Cramer was taken to the hos
pital where DR.. Gordon removed the
lead.
Wash Jewell and niece returned on
Sunday from an enjoyable trip of
couple OF months through Nebraska,
Iowa and Kansas. Mr.. Jewell says the
times are fairly good there but the corn
farmers are somewhat anxious over the
lack OF rainfall. He saw Jack Sinsel in
Nebraska and says Jack is now full
fledged farmer and looks every inch Of it.
His Honor, Mayor Redman, accom-
panied by his family, left for Fort Sim
coe, Wednesday, where they will live in
tent for the next two months while
Mr.. Redman is experimenting the con-
struction OF the waterworks and other
building operations for which the Wal
lace Coburn Company have the contract.
Some forty men and number OF teams
are employed on the work.
The Ellensburg Capital gives currency
10 the report from Dawson that Dick
Hart is serving six months sentence
there for attacking man with knife.
He was also fined $75, which DR.. /. n.
Power and Joe Shull paid. 1t is said he
got off easy because his victim was a
recognized tough. The only other news
from there is that Power and Shull have
gone to Nome and that J. L. Banks. for
merly clerk at Fort Simcoe, has come