The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-02-14

Equitable Savings and Loan association,
report very nice increase of members
during their visit, but say there is room
for more. Some OF the leading business
and professional men as well as clerks,
bookkeepers and working people are
taking advantage of this means Of put
ting their savings at monthly compound
interest. They will be glad to call and
explain the new and attractive features
Of investments and loans to all who will
leave their address at this Office or Hotel
Bartholet during the next few days.
What? Did you say Mcconnell had
range in his store that you can ham,
mer the lid and top with hammer,
jump your weight on the oven door,
guaranteed that top will never crack,
and all such? Yes, we say that he has,
and more than that he has the finest
line of steel and malleable iron ranges
in the city and at prices that make it to
your interest to see him before buying a
range. 5-tf
H. A. York of Ritzville is attending
to the prescription department in Quiet
& Ayres' drug store during the disability
of Mark Graves. Mr.. York and Bert
Coke were old time friends and their
wives had been schoolmates, although
the parties had lost all trace Of each
other for several years. The surprises
were mutual upon renewal of social re-
lations in this city.
The Richards and Pringle's Minstrels
will present mammoth bill of merry
minstrelsy at Larsons theater next
Wednesday evening. This season the
organization numbers fifty performers
and presents choice collection of mirth-
provoking and novel acts never seen
here before. The whole bill is a i
"screamer" from beginning to end.
A. c. Sands, of Tacoma, manager of
the Inland Telephone Co., is in the city
with the intention OF putting in a branch
line to the Mckee, provided the people
will show liberal patronage. Most of
the patrons are quite enthusiastic over
the prospective line and believe its re-
ceipts will fully justify the venture.
The Junior Endeavor society of the
Presbyterian church will give a social at
the home of Mrs. Hiram Carpenter, on
Fourth street. Friday evening Feb. Is.
A good program has been arranged and
all are invited to attend.
Grand Chancellor j. d. Cornett is
absent from the city on a tour about the
state, during which he will officially visit
number of the lodges of Knights of
Pythias. His trip will consume about
two weeks.
baby was born to Mr.. and Mrs. w.
J. Aumiller on Monday, but the little
one lived only until the following morn
ing. The remains were inferred on
Wednesday.
If you want neat. well-made and high
grade clothing cheap you will visit the
Boston store and look over our stock.
j. A. Cook, propr.
Nellie Rae Taylor has secured di-
vorce from her husband, Thomas ].
Taylor, on the ground of desertion and
non-support.
Link and Clay Thompson of Golden
dale are in the city, having brought over
several fine teams for the Yakima mar
ket.
John Michels left on Tuesday for Sc
attic, where he will be busily engaged on
some business matters for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Bartholet, of FL
lensburg are visiting friends in this city.
Glassware, tinware and graniteware at
the Boston store, Second street.
John Under is visiting at Ellensburg
this week.