The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-09-02

usual hours.
Messrs. F. ii. Plumb and Geo. Steven
son leave tomorrow for Portland on a
business trip.
Mrs. Krutz and two sisters, the Misses
Duyall of indianapolis, left Monday for
a weeks visit to Victoria, B. c.
Mrs. J. H. Fraser and two children
left for Salem, Ore, last Thursday after
noon to visit for month with kinfoKs.
THE HERALD has new printing press
that eclipses anything which has yet
been shippedinto town, in the press line.
Mrs. Guy MacL. Richards and two
daughters will return this week from the
Sound where they have been visiting for
a month.
H. C. Ewalt left H. II. Schott & Co. 8
establishment Monday morning and is
now engaged at the Star Clothing Co.,
in gents furnishing goods.
The advance sale for Wiedeman's big
show at Larsons Theatre is on at the
box Office laily. Box office opens at 10
a. m. Phone No. 956.
Have your seats reserved over the
phone No $50 for Wiedemans' big show
at Larson's Theatre. The advance sale
is on daily commencing at 10 a. m.
Elder D. T. Miller of Mount Morris,
H., will be here next Saturday and
Sunday and while here will hold SER
vices in the interests of the Baptist
brethren church.
today from their long outing in the vi
cinitv of Mt. Adams. They have been
gone about six weeks and report very
enjoyable trip.
John Hogan OF Davenport, owner OF
Rinaldo, the trotting horse, spent few
days in the city last week, arranging for
the appearance of his stock here fair
week.
Miss Ora Whetmore, of South Bend :,
daughter of Rev. o. B. Whetmore of the
Natchez Congregational church, arrived
this morning and will take charge of the
millinery department in the Boston store.
A suitable reward will be given to any
person giving information or returning
red Tribune wheel to this office. EX-
tension handle bars. No. 6S624. Was
stolen Friday evening, August 20. 35tf.
The Epworth League OF the Methodist
church will give sociable this evening
Tuesday, in honor of Miss Craig. The
parsonage has been selected as the most
convenient place for all to assemble.
A watermelon cut will be the chief
feature.
Howard Thompson, Briggs d Dams
piano tuner, sold his house and lot on
Seventh street last week for an even
thousand. He has bought two new'lots
on Capitol hill, and intends to build a
new and much larger house.
There will be no preaching in the
Presbyterian church next Sunday. DR..
Hayden has not been at all well for the
past week and is going to take much
needed rest. As soon as he recuperates,
services will be resumed as usual.
John Mechtel and wife have returned
from beautiful trip up the coast of
Alaska. At Skagway party was made
up, of which they were members, that
went to the summit. Mr.. Mechtel says
the trip, as a whole, was unparalleled
from tourists standpoint. The seem
cry was grand and the weather de-
lightful.
In another column will be found a
notice calling for bids on tunneling to
be put in the Blue Bell mining property
at Gold Hill. The plans may be seen at
John Sawbridge's hardware store. The
company has concluded TO put a small
block OF treasury stock upon the mar
ket at ten cents per share.
have just received and now have on
display in my store, l0S Yakima ave-,
the finest line of Striking Bags, Boxing
Gloves, Foot Balls, Exercisers, etc., ever
seen in the city and at prices that will
make the other fellow squeal. Give me
chance to convince you. ID. n. Keene.