The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1903-08-05
ALL AROUND TOWN.

When you want nice cup of coffee,
call at John Differs grocery. 3ltf
Geo. Harris and family have gone to
the mountains for months stay.
Mrs. l.. b. Rinehart will leave Seattle
aboard the steamer Queen for San
Francisco.
Board and room So; table board $3.5O
per week. F. NJ. Lambert, 3OS south
Second street l-tf
Mrs. n. S. johnson and son David
spent Sunday and Monday with the
Baylor's at Soda Springs.
Forest Wenner and family left Wei.
nesday morning for few weeks outing
in the mountains near Gle Elum.
Theodore Haight, 1.-THE ink man. rep
resenting the California Ink Co.. called
upon the local printers Wednesday.
w. c. Gilbert has purchased the Home
Bakery on the west side of Hatfield
Bros, and taken possession of same.
Wanted-Young ladies to clerk in
store. Must be good at figures. Chicago
Dry Goods store, $40 south Second
street. Silt
The White House Clothing store of
Blumenthal 4 CO., has been moved a
couple of doors west from the old stand
on Yakima avenue.
Harry Snively returned from Elens-
burg Tuesday alone on his famous lit
tie Shetland pony. Harry has been Wis
iting friends in the burg for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Baylor, Miss
Virginia Coburn. Miss Susie Erwin and
the two little johnson boys have re-
turned from two weeks outing at Soda
Springs.
Ed. Carpenter returned from Long
Beach Tuesday afternoon. He said there
was large number of Yakima people
on the coast and all are enjoying fine
summer.
After the first of September the state
board of health will require that any
body to be shipped, when deceased died
4of a contagious disease. shall be handled
by licensed embalmer. unless the body
can reach its destination within rs hours
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Lemon. Mr.. and
Mrs. p. A. Bounds and Mr. and Mrs.
Riley of Oregon. went picnicing up the
Naches Sunday and aside from enjoying
Il bountiful repast, several dozen fish
are reported to have been caught.
c. II. Hoffman had the misfortune to
suffer fracture of his left arm while
at work on his new home on south Ma
ches avenue. The in ured member was
Immediately put under physicians care
and the patient is getting along nicely.
Quite number of new recruits are
being added to the roster of Company Z
and the probabilities are that the COM
pany will 60 to camp with full strength.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Greene have been
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs j. H. Fraser
at Soda Springs during the past week.
Commission m n who are handling hay
are having some trouble getting ears Tor
shipping and hay il piling up at a rapid
rate in the wa:eh u,.s along the tracks.
As wheat is beginning to move some
what in the ,a;tC u part Of the STATE.
the scarcity may be hue to that fact
Turnel & Gano will open the new
hotel at $40 south First street some
time this week 1t has been given the
name of the Pacific Hotel. The furnish
ings throughout are elegant and the din
ing room promises to the best in the
west if the management keep their word
Mr.. and Mrs. David Maize from Tcnoa
City, Oklahoma, arrived last week and
will spend a few months here in the
hopes of benefitting their health. The
latter is sister to Mrs SchwaItze of
Mob Hill and completely surprised her
sister by stepping in at her home With
out notice. Mr.. AL | Mrs. Maize are de-
lighted with the Yakima climate and
may conclude to rentin permanently.
DIR. c. j. Lynch and party have gone to
the mountains for a months vacation.
They have gone to Fish Lake ON the
Gle Elum river. Those composing the
party are Miss Painter of Walla Wal
la, Miss Street of Seattle, Miss Lynch
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