The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-08-09
LOCAL AND Personal MENTION


and Range, spent Sunday in the city.
Last year the rain started on the 9TH oil
August, likewise this year.
Alex Miller returned on Wednesday
from Westport.
Superintendent Plumb left for the
lower end of the county Wednesday to
visit the school districts.
Miss Kate Mcneil, of Prosser. who
has been visiting the family Of Emory
Taylor, returned home on Wednesday.
Yakima mineral water for sale every
where. 23.tf
Mrs. Thomas Davidson and mother left
on Monday for Seattle where they will
remain for several weeks.
H. H. Schott and wife left on Monday
for Portland on trip in which business
and pleasure were combined.
Kill that pain. Mull's Lightning Pain
Killer. 25c. For sale by Taft & Taft
and w. J. Roaf.
Mrs. William Deut, sister OF Capt. j..
T. Kingsbury, returned on Monday to
her home in Portland after pleasant
visit here aud at Soda Springs.
DR.. Dulin and G. w. Anderson left on
Sunday for weeks fishing on the Nat.
chez in the neighborhood of Hanging
Rock.
Fred G. Thompson, whose property ad.
joins H. j. Snively's, received on Satur-
day, shipment of high.bred ducks and
Belgian hares from New York.
George G. Hunter and Miss Bessie
Adams were married at the home Of the
BRIDES father Thursday evening, August
2, Rev. j. H. Condit officiating.
The usual service at the Presbyterian
church next Sunday morning. Union
service in the evening at the Methodist
church. Rev. Crockett will preach.
Camping out comforters and blankets
att. J. Macdonald's at very low prices
75c, 81, $l.25. 81
A dozen Chester White pigs and half
dozen Berkshires we're shipped from here
last week by @. M. Hauser to Sylvester &
Go. of Pasco. They were for stock pur-
poses.
Mrs. G. M. Holton is back from New
Whatcom, where she was unanimously
made an honorary member of the state
press association of which the late Cap
tain Hoton was at one time president.
Mrs. Wilgus and family left on Mon
day for their home in King county. Mr..
Wilgus is going to devote his attention to
the raising OF chickens on large scale
for the markets of Tacoma and Seattle.
Mr.. Stoner, proprietor of the evapo-
rating plant, has returned from Seattle
and will at once resume operations. He
has large order for potatoes for
Nome and also intends to expert
ment with the curing of cantaloupes for
the northern trade and for winter use.
| A farmer IN a near by town was in q
store the other day and some one asked
! him to listen to phonograph on exhihi.
ton there. The operator handed him
the ear tubes, fixed them in shape and
started the machine. The farmer dropped
the tubes hurriedly, saying: Gosh,
there comes brass band and left the
mules untied.''
The Washington Medical Dispensary
pays particular attention to chronic or
long standing diseases such as Rheu-
matism, stiff and swollen joints, Diseases
of the Heart, Lungs, Liver and Kidneys,
Nervous Diseases and Diseases of Women.
If you have failed to get relief elsewhere
give us q call. Twenty-Five years ex-
perence in this speciality is sufficient
guarantee that we know whereof we
speak. ~
The North Yakima correspon dent Of
INC OPoheeudh' hefioW uae ILLS W say
respecting the political outlook: Some
OF the prominent ones miss the power of
strong political organ, which they have
had in former campaigns. a west side
democrat conducting an east side republic
can organ, with very weak editorial abil-
ity, they fear, will place the party in a
bad light during the coming campaign.
The fusion forces have two we'll edited
publications and are we'll groomed for
the fight.