The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-11-22
BRIEF Personal NEWS NOTES

New line Of 81 quality kid gloves go
ing at Soc at Otter Bros. 46
Beck's fotograffs are the talk of the
town. First street. 46-1t
Harry Roberts has leased his hop yard
of Is acres, at Tampico, to Thomas
Hoke for term of five years.
The Selah and Mckee Canal Co. this
week filed notice of appropriation of
water from the Yakima river.
John Porter, wealthy farmer of Sill
verton, Oregon, is in the city for time,
visiting his daughter, Mrs. R. N. Harri-
| son.
Mrs. Atchison Bair left this week for
San Diego, CAL, where she will spend
the winter with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. Gleed.
Your Thanksgiving turkey will not
have the flavor and color that it would
if roasted in one of our roasting pans.
Try one this year. Wallace-Coburn
Hardware Co. 46
Marriage licenses were issued on We'd
nesday to Louis A. Mass and Miss Daisy
Lusby; Frank Hildreth and Miss Beu-
lah Nelson. Miss Nelson is the daugh-
ter of Thomas Nelson of the Natchez.
A figure accidentally dropped out of
the date of the appearance of the "a
Breezy Time" company in this city.
published in another column, makes it
read November 8. Monday, November
26, is the correct date.
A wagonette will leave the Congrega-
tional church at IL o'clock Saturday, the
oath, for the Perry afternoon concert at
the Ahtanum church. Round trip tick
cts, including admission to concert, may
be secured from Will Hoyt at 75c each.
The little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
c. R. Harris, who was so badly burned
last week while playing with fire, is re-
ported out of danger by the attending
physician, DIR. Wells. The burns are all
external, and it is thought that when
they are healed will leave but few scars.
A couple ofvaluable tracts of land were
sold to Chas. S. Meade during the past
week. One was 40 acres of the Phoebe
d. Adams ranch for $500, and the sH
of the ne14 of sell of nw14 and lots l, 2
and 3, sec 3, ~, and Is, transferred by
Elizina Stewart for a consideration of
1913.
Baptist Church, Sunday, November
25-Sunday school at 10 a. m. all men
are especially invited to attend the mems
Bible class; morning worship at IL, SER
mon by the pastor, subject ''The First
Commandment evening worship at
80, subject "Naaman the Syrian" At
6 80 p. m. the young people of the con-
gregation are asked to meet to organize
a young peoples meeting.
Adolph Wolf, OF silverton, Ore, has
patented a hop drier by means of which
it is claimed that green hops can be
more quickly cured than has heretofore
been possible. The hops are preserved
entire and retain their flavor and APP
pearance. The drier saves time, labor,
and expense and the lupulin looses none
of its strength or value. Neither are
the hops broken nor need they be turned
over as by some processes.
/ Mr.. 1,n 10, aJ ,.to
| solicitor for the White Shield home at
! Tacoma, is in the city in the interests Of
that institution. The home is one of
/ the oldest in the state and has been the
means Of providing care for many un-
fortunate girls. Mrs. Bush reports a
liberal response to her appeals in the
other parts of the state and is in hopes
that she can do correspondingly well in
! Yakima.
We are not giving some cheap prem
| ium as catch or photographs free but
will make You one dozen best finished
! $500 cabinets for 81 80 until further no.
tice. We are using the best plates,
paper, mot glossy) cards, and material,
and will make you photos equal to the
best. Our price is the only part
about the pictures that is cheap Don't
wait too long and be disappointed in get
ting work done for the holidays. We
took first prize at Washington state
fair. James studio, Schlotfeldt building,
over Schott's shoe store. 43-tf
| Keep YOUR eve on Mrs Cary's win