The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-10-10

Mrs. L. B. Rinehart will visit the
following places with a full line of mill
linery, ladies cloaks and jackets, shi
waists, childrens' dresses, etc. Pasco,
Tuesday and Wednesday, October Is
and Is; Prosser, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday Oct. IL, IS and 10; Sunnyside
Monday and Tuesday, Oct. 81 and %;
Zillah, Wednesday, Oct. %. Ladies
will have an opportunity to see these
lines and purchase wearing apparel
at city prices. 40-1t.
During the fire at the Otter stable on
Monday evening an attempt was made
by robbers to enter the house of p. A.
Bounds on North Second street. While
the family were out at the. fire, entrance
was being effected by the thieves by cut
ting out part Of the large pane of glass
in the bay window of Mr.. Bounds
house. Before their work was accom-
plished they were scared away by parties
returning to the house.
The company which will present "a
Wise Woman" the latest musical farce,
at Larson's theatre in the near future
has really wonderful array of well
known people enlisted in the ranks OF
the organization. The management do
not believe in the too common system of
zone or two giving the whole show" but
have organized what is undoubtedly one
OF the strongest farce comedy casts ever
brought together.
Senator Heinrich was over from Seat
tie the first of the week looking after his
Bohemian hop process plant. He re-
turned home on Tuesday very well pleas
ed with the result OF the experiments car
ried on in his new plant. The hops will be
sent to Seattle later in the season and
used by him in the manufacture of beer.
s. B. Readle, mention of whose grapes
was made in last weeks HERALD, took
first prize at the State Fair.
weeks item the impression was given
that Mr.. Readle was renter OF the
Lawrence place, which is not the case,
he having purchased the property some
time ago.
w. b. Williams came here recently
from Mason City, Iowa, and purchased
40 acres of land in the Sunnyside dis
trict. He returned to his home last
week to bring his family back here to
make this valley his future home.
Gov. John r. Rogers OF Olympia, Lee
Ankeny OF Walla Walla, John L. Wilson
of Spokane, and Rear Admiral Casey of
the Pacific squadron were among the
notables who attended the state fair last
week.
We don't have to strip the warming
closets from our ranges in order to sell
them cheap Steel Ranges, for wood or
coal, with high closet complete, all full
nickeled, for $26. MCCONNELL Soft
Arthur Rinehart and bride, nee Miss
, Perrin, of Dawson City, arrived in North
laklInd last week Oh WISH TO Ine
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. B..
Rinehart.
That long expected car of Banner Oats
arrived last Monday, and we can now
provide our customers with any quanti-
ty. Green Mercantile Co. 40-lt.
Sidney Noble is building four room
house on his acre tract east of the fair
grounds. George f. Wise has the con-
tract.
/ Guy Mel. Richards is advertising the
sale at public auction on next Saturday,
the livery stock of the O. X. stables.
Miss Alice Gilmore returned to Ore
gon last week after a visit with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Gilmore.
The Mob Hill school opened last Mon
day with Prof. Schwartze, Miss Owens
and Miss Mckinney as teachers.