The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-03-01


Alfalfa, clover and timothy seed in
large quantity at Coffin Bros. 2-tf
Mrs. B. F. Barge and daughter left on
Thursday of last week for Chicago.
Postmaster Fox and mine host Patter.
son of Zillah were city visitors, Wednes-
day.
J. G. Lonergan leaves this week for
the ran yes to purchase cattle for Mon
tana buyers.
Mrs. Andrew Gibson OF Tacoma is in
the city, being called here by the illness
Of her brother, Mr.. Sudder.
Mrs. Wolf and son and daughter, CAL
vim and Clara, of Seattle, were the guests
of Miss Miner several days this week.
Miss Bessie Mckenzie arrived last
week from Fort Bidwell, California; to
take position under Agent Lynch at
Fort Smcoe.
Geo. Hards brought to THE HERALD
office on Monday twig of fruit tree
that was fairly alive with the pest known
as the San Jose scale.
For Sale-Camp stove, hammock,
BATH tub, mattresses, kitchen utensils,
etc. Call at Rev. r. J. Dents across the
track Friday.
The Coffin brothers began the rock
work yesterday on the baseme mt excava-
ton of their proposed extensive ware
house on the avenue just across the track.
Rev. Lyons has fitted himself out with
sciopticon lantern and acetylene gas
burner to assist in holding mission SER
vices on week nights in the country. He
will visit the various school houses about
town.
The frame building adjoining the cor.
ner opposite THE HERALD office has been
moved to the south end of town and
the now vacant lots are being made
ready for the two store buildings to be
erected by Messrs. Fisher & Atkins.
The North Yakima Furniture Co. have
been adding to their stock for the spring
trade some elegant samples OF carpet and
mating at very reasonable prices; also
down, feather and silkfoss pillows at a
low price. 7-lt
The Woman's Century club OF Seattle
has selected Mrs. John b Allen and Mrs.
Rose Simmons as delegates to the ma
tional convention and Miss S. S. Will
liams and DR.. Marmora DeVoe delegates
to the etate convention in this city in
June.
In speaking of available candidates in
the republican party for superior judge,
the Yakima Republic OF last week evil
IDENTIFY overlooked the name OF our old
friend Col Hewlett TIE colonels well
known ability and experience in public
matters should place him in line with
the Others mentioned Ellensburg Lo-
CALLER.
George Hazzard-"I am a democrat.
George is said to be laboring earnestly
for the denomination Of John r. Rogers
for governor. The campaign of the Puy.
allup statesman is said to be in the hands
OF Mr.. Hazard, Labor Commissioner
Blackman, who is son-in-law of the gov
ernor, and Henry j. Snively. -Spokes-
man Review.
Arthur Cunningham has returned
from Wyoming where he wintered his
sheep. He reports wool worth 20 cents
in Montana. The wool there is higher
than in Yakima tor the reason it is
cleaner and less apt to become dirty
from the clouds of sand that are kicked
up here by the sheep.
The 45th birthday of l.. B. kinyon
was celebrated at his home on Mob Hill
Tuesday night. The affair was in the
nature Of surprise party. A company
numbering forty.fve OF the Yeom en- met
at the house and the evening was merrily
spent. ending With toothsome refresh