The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-06-17
THE LOCAL ROUNDUP.

HAS TctuIilcu IToill Ills tf1l
to the Sound country.
Buggies and harnesses below any
body's prices at Coffin Bros.
Lost-Grey check golf cape on road tc
Ahtanum, Saturday, June Z. Return
to D. E. Lesh.
Marvin Thornton went to Tacoma
yesterday to spend few weeks with his
parents.
Now is the time to spray with kero.
sene emulsion. The formula can be
found in another column of this issue.
Miss Helen Druse, who has been teach.
ing in the Buckley schools for the last
year, arrived home Saturday for the
summer vacation.
Buy Mccormick and get the lightest
running, best proportional and smooth.
est cutting machine on the market.
Sold only by Wyman & Fraser.
When you can get the best made for
the same price that you pay for inferior
goods why not take it? Hardwood ice
cream 1Oc dish. Stewart & Her. 24-2t
Miss Birdie Nash returned yesturday
from Minneapolis and will spend the
summer here with her parents. She
has been teaching in the public schools
of the former city.
f. f. McGinnis, who was principal
of the Columbia school during the past
year, went to Seattle last Sunday. He
has secured school near that city and
will teach there during the winter.
Charles Barnes of the Boston store is
the champion fisherman. The first of
the week he caught trout in the
Natchez near the Nelson bridge that
weighed trlfe less than five pounds.
If you want home we have several
early contracts on which loans can be
procured right away, which we can sell
you at a reasonable price. National
Homesekers association, F. l.. Gordon,
manager, room Otter building. 23-lt
All those who never saw battle in real
life will have an opportunity at the Rose
Carnival Wednesday evening at the
armory of standing on the tireing lines
and witnessing one of the hottest battles
ever fought in North Yakima.
A. B. Cline will go to Seattle tomorrow
to attend the State Bankers association.
He represents the First National bank
of this place. George Donald will also
go to represent the Yakima National
bank.
We are not cutting the price on
mowers, we cannot afford to do it. The
Mccormick is built upon honor and
costs too much money to allow us to cut
the price. Sold only by Wyman 4
Fraser.
L. S. Hewlett has been reappOinted
United States commissioner for this
district. His old commission runs out
on June "a, from which date his new
commission will date and will be in
force four years or till June a. 1906.
Prof. Reuben Schwartze arrived home
last Saturday from Buckley where he
has held the position of superintendent,
of city schools for the last two years
Mr.. Schwartze has accepted the position
of principal of the new Mob Hill school
The Busy Bees of'the Congregational
church will give lawn fete at the home
of Mrs. f. B. Moore, 2l0 South Natchei
avenue, Friday evening, June 20. There
will be ping pong and pianola music
| ice cream and cake and other things
to amuse. Admission 10 cents.
Owing to defect in the underground
drain across Yakima avenue for the cas-
ditch on First street it was taken NJ
yesterday and will be replaced by l:
inch thing. The tile used in all thes,
cross drains is eight inches in diamete
which is too small to carry the waite
through properly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Wheeler cele
brated the lst anniversary of their wed
ding last Thursday evening at thei
beautiful home in Fruitvale. The guest
were made up OF the most prominen
people of the city, and very pleasan
evening was enjoyed by all.