The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-04-12

Mrs. Caspar Schott.. and child left last
week for visit 70 Mrs. ..Schott's former
home in Forest City, MINI.
A full line of Agricultural Implements
will be carried in stock this year. Coffin
Bros. 2.tf
Mesrss. Dooley and Thorn pson shipped
another carload OF horses to the Sound on
Wednesday.
We carry full line Of Folger's Golden
Gate" brand spices and extracts. They
are absolutely pure and the best the mar
ket affords. Kinsey & Col
E. A. Lyon and Will Larson are in
Kittitas county looking for suitable horses
for shipment to the Sound.
w. A. Gliding, D. D. S. Up.to-date
dentistry. Office over old postoffice. 40
X. w. Dunlop and Mrs. Walter J. Reed
were among the passengers on the train
for Gle .Elum on Wednesday. Mrs. Reed
will visit with relatives and Mr.. Dunlop
will look aftor his mining interests.
Three furnished or unfurnlshed rooms
for rent. Call at Mrs. Carpenters, Sixth
street, first door south of Yakima ave-
nue.. 12.tf
e. w. Bullard, one Of Tacoma's leading
architects, was in the city for few days
this week submitting plans for the new
school building. Mr.. Billiard is super.
intending the new Pullman college build
ings.
Tim Manahan was in the city Tues
day and reports that the frost did con-
siderable damage in the Mckee, but that
the young peas and other early vegeta-
ton we're uninjured. Mr.. Manahan is
now IN charge OF j. w. Peck's ranch.
Coffin Bros. have taken the agency for
the fine Queen quality shoes. The most
elegant SO shoe in the United States.
Equal to any other $500 shoe sold. OF
George Bonham sustained a dislocation
of his left arm on Wednesday, through
saddle horse he was riding rearing and
falling back upon him. DIR. Gordon's
services were called into requsition.
]. E. Adamson Of Broken Bow, Neb.,
writes to Mayor Redman regarding the
establishment of another telephone sys-
tenn in this city. Mr.. Redman has sup
piled the desired information regarding
ing population and number of subscribers.
Henry H. Schott, prominent North
Yakima merchant has been in Tacoma
several DAYS buying supplies. Mr.. Schott
is erecting new brick block to accom-
modate his growing trade and is getting
Ledger.
bought two pairs of ladies' fine shoes
last month at Coffin Bros cost shoe sale,
and saved so cents on each pair. This
month they advertise to sell their ladies'
shirt waists at cost price, and next month
ladies' kid gloves and mits 60 at cost.
Every month they will sell something at
cost price. shall watch these sales
pretty close during the year. II
Frank Wander Bogart, clerk of the cir.
cult court of Will County. Ills., proposes
to locate in one of the thriving towns of
Washington and is figuring on estab-
fishing wool.scouring plant in North
Yakima if he can get the necessary en-
couragement. Mr.. Bogart is man of
means and his removal to the west is
largely due to the hope that his health
will be benefited. He anticipates pay
ing visit to Yakima within the next
four months and give careful investi-
CATION of the climatical and business
conditions.
Wanted to Rent-Seven or eight room
house, centrally located. Call at Janeck
drug store. ID
The Seventh Day Adventist church of
North Yakima held lis regular quarterly
meeting last Sabbath. The services con-
sisted OF Sabbath school at 10 80 a. M,
followed by preaching. The ordinance
OF baptism was administered at 80 p. m.
At 8 p. m. there were six persons received
into church fellowship. e. A. Rich was
was ordained as an elder. The ordinances
were partaken of and the meeting closed
at p. m. This church now has sixty
members.
There will be interesting exercises pre-.
sented at the Fairview school house on
Thursday Anril 10 the occasion hainy a