The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-10-14
NORTH YAKIMA AND VICINITY

w. NJ. Scout OF Mona was business |
visitor in the city Monday.
Born, Wednesday, Oct. s, to Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Curry, a son.
Ladies will find the Fels-Naptha Soap
at Phillips & Chatfield.
Del Hiscock and II. B. Scudder made !
brief visit to Prosser last Thursday.
Furnished room for rent with or with
out board. POS North Kittitas avenue.
Mrs. ID. Rosser is in Portland, recelv-
ing treatment for her eyes from spec
ialist.
For Sale.-15 acres of hay in the field. |
Enquire Of A. J. Sneltjes, north of GEM
etery. 4l-lt
The Eversz Poultry spacer that was
on exhibition at the state fair is for sale |
by Fawcett Bros. 40-4t
Wanted.-A girl for general house
work. Call att. M. Curry's tailor shop.
No. Z, North Second street
We have supply of fine unfermented
grape juice at our cider mill. Get some
OF this before it is too late. Applegate
Brothers. q.
Prof. and Mrs. G. F. Helmbaugh have
returned from their honeymoon trip and !
for the present are stopping at the |
Hotel Barthoet.
Geo. McComas has sold his transfer
business to Mr.. Stewart, and intends re-
turning with his family to his former |
home at Los Angeles, California.
Lloyd Smith received first prize at the
state fair on stereoscopic views. He has
some nice ones comprising local scenes
for which he is now taking orders.
G. G. Wallace has closed up the larger
portion of his business interest and gone
to Portland. After a visit there he will |
go to Fairhaven and may locate there.
James Watson who was arrested in |
Yakima City on suspicion OF having
held up and robbed three boys of that
place, was released by Justice Taggard
after testimony had been given.
Oscar Wilde has been out-done at the |
city Jail and number of hobos who
were confined there are held for trial on /
the charge of perpetrating nameless
crime.
A. G. thinner, the wel-known bridge |
builder who has been away in Montana
for the past thirteen months, came back |
last week, and intends to remain here
permanently.
Mr.. Compton of Tacoma, for a num-
Der of years with Stone, Fisher and |
Lane, is in the city for time assisting |
in the special sale at the store of the II.
III. Schott Company.
James Stuart has rented his ranch in |
the Mckee to his son-in-law and is 60
ing to Arizona to resume work on the |
big irrigating canal on which he was
employed two years ago.
John German was bound over by COM
missioner Hewlett to appear before the
grand jury on charge of bootlegging. |
He has served three times already for
the same offense, on McNeils Island
A. NJ. Jewett the gentlemanly clerk |
at the Hotel Bartholet and member of
the famous hop-pickers ball team, will
leave next Saturday night for a months |
visit with his parents in Minneapolis. |
j. W. Walker and family, of Duncan |
Bridge, Mo arrived last week and have |
taken up their home at Parker Bottom |
Mr. Walker was out here last August and |
liking the country purchased the E. W.
French place at Parker.
Rev. j. Gihring who conducted Eng
fish services at Kennewick last Sunday |
afternoon will hold regular services next |
Sunday at the usual place beginning at
$3.50 a. m, Sunday school proceeding. |
In the evening he will hold English SER
vices beginning at p. m.
Ellery's Royal Italian Band treated
Yakima people Monday evening to one
of the finest entertainments from mus |
zeal standpoint, ever listened to in the !
opera house. The audience was thor
oughly pleased and it is presumed so |
also, were the musicians, for every num- !
Der was encored to the echo and the en-
thusiasm did not cool throughout the |