The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-02-28
NORTH YAKIMA AND VICINITY

Latest styles in mems and boys hats
at The Boston Store, j. A. Cook, Propr.
Mrs. J. w. Whitlock left Wednesday
evening to go to friends in Oregon.
Mrs. Grow will give social dance to
her friends in Mason's hall on Friday
night.
DR.. Stephenson, dentist, visits Prosser
March Sd, remaining several days. Nab
ton Thursday and Friday, March and
8. 8
Don't miss the concert at the Congre-
gational church Friday evening, if you
are a lover OF music. A musical pro-
gram of merit will be presented s
Bernard Wilkinson's brother arrived
here Saturday from Indiana. He is
looking for a location and if he can find
a suitable place will make this valley
his future home.
w. Z. Townsend, with the Wallace
Coburn Hardware Co., is finishing up a
cosy home on his ten acre tract in Fruit
vale, into which he will move the lat
ter part of the week.
f. J. Jaeger, a prominent merchant
of Zillah, was in the city Wednesday.
He says the smallpox scare in that
|, hcil nd hot
the quarantine has been raised on the
afflicted family.
We open the month of March with a
fine new stock of dry goods, including
the latest styles in dress goods. We in
vite you to call upon us and see what
we are offering. The prices have been
marked low. The Boston Store, j. A.
Cook, Propr. 8
William Bounds, son OF P. A. Bounds,
is laid up with varoloid. He contracted
the disease last week and after it was
well developed he was circulating among
his friends. He is now at his home, on
the corner of Third and Spruce streets,
which has been quarantined. The ply
stefan states that it is very mild case OF
varioloid.
During the last two weeks there has
been veritable epidemic of colds.
Hundreds Of people have been laid up
with this commonest OF all the all
ments OF mankind and many of them
have had serious trouble in getting over
it. The bad weather is blamed with
the cause of it, but March has come and
spring may be expected any day.
The concert at the Congregational
church Friday evening promises to be
the leading musical event OF the sea-
son. Those in charge of the arrange
ments have secured the services of Mrs.
Bates, of Tacoma, considered the most
artistic soprano on the coast, and Mrs.
Murray, also OF Tacoma, pianist of
marked ability. The chorus of so voices
made up Of the choral societies of North
Yakima and Ahtanum, and under the
direction OF Mr. Dow will also particle
pate. 8
A pleasant surprise party was given
in honor Of Miss Gladys Wood, at her
home on Third street, last Friday even
ing. Refreshments were served and a
most pleasant evening was enjoyed by
all present, which were as follows Err
nest Bonhan, Edger Shanks. VERNE
Bounds, Darwin Redfield, Harry Tucker,
Harry Mitchell, Arthur Bunce, Harry
Mabry, Ben Whitson, Lee VanBuskirk !;
Misses Katie McGinnis, Alice Shanks,
Emma Smith, Geneveive Terrell, Elsie
Parsons, Gertrude Lyons, Edith Will
hanson, Jessie Van Buskirk, Grace
Owen and Winnie Nation.
A full car load of Canton Clipper
plows, harrows and disks have just
been received by the Yakima Hardware
Co. They propose to give the con-
sumers the benefit in price Of carload
buying and low freight rates.