The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-11-18

M. N. Richards is arranging for a
farmers institute to be held here during
the next month.
Mr.. Whitehouse, present proprietor of
the Lilly House is building new house
on South Front street.
We handle the Superior stoves, ranges
and heaters. The name insures quail
ity. Wyman & Fraser. 46-tf
Ed Fournier has returned from Seattle
where he went two weeks ago to paint
scenery for new theatre.
Fred Chandler will leave in few days
for Tacoma, where he accepts position
in the internal revenue office.
There will be Thanksgiving service at
the Brethren church on Thanksgiving
day at II a. M, all are invited to attend.
Uncle John Goodwin went over to
Olympia Monday morning to transact
some business. He will be gone few
days.
w. D. Mulkey was surprised the latter
part of the week by his father from
Eugene, Ore, dropping in on him for
short visit.
The dining room of the Hotel Bartho-
let has been leased by Tenant & Miles,
proprietors, to w. H. Emery an erst-
while travelling man.
The Baptists of Simcoe station will
hold basket social in the new school
house on the 25th inst, proceeds to 60
toward payment on the organ.
Farmers, feed your horses at the Cash
Feed Yard, 116 South Second street,
cheapet and best place in the city.
Boarders taken. j. A. Orchard, propr.
J. B. Hamilton of Columbus, Ohio,
and two daughters, Miss Isabel and
Margaret, are visiting at the home of
James Richie on North Natchez avenue
J. M. Brown, secretary of the Fruit
Growers Union, has just returned from
trip into Montana, Idaho and the
Puget Sound country in the interest of
the Union.
Hon. I. M. Vance of Olympia, on his
| way home from Spokane, stopped off
day and joined his wife who was visiting
with Mrs. George Ker. They returned
home Thursday.
District No. So (Kennewick) has sold
5000 worth of bonds for the purpose of
making Improvements to it's school
property. Frank Bartholet OF this city
was the purchaser.
Competent bookkeeper wants employ
ment. Entire services or part time. 8
years experience. Balance sheets and
statements of affairs prepared. Call or
address HERALD office. 46-lt
Mrs. l.. Nj. Scroggs arrived in the city
last week from Nome, and joined her
husband, Prof. Scroggs of the city
schools. Mrs. Scroggs was the organizer
of the first woman's club in Alaska, at
Nome, an account of which is given in
another column.
Yakima Gospel Mission opened last
Sunday night with good interest. The
mission will continue all winter. Preach
ing every night at o'clock. Sunday
school at 10 a. m, preaching ii a. m.
The hall is above Cary's grocery store,
No. IA n. Second st. All are invited.
III. Z. Merritt, young book agent
| from the east, is in town for few days
with set of the "Self and Sex" series,
a treatise ON the anatomy and how to
take care of it, devoted especially to
young men and women. He has recon-
mendations from leading citizens in
commentator of the works.
Table Linen sale at Coffin Bros new
store.
II you want an economical and salts
factory heater get Wilson. Sold only
bv the Yakima Hardware Co.
Nothing better than Royale -four.
Package Of yeast in every sack. Prosser
Flour mills. 43-tf
The sale of ladies' and children's |
cloaks at actual cost still continues at
Coffin Bros
Furnished rooms suitable for gentle
men, in the new Clogg block. Inquire
at room 4. 44-tf