The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-04-26
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

Phil Otter was a business visito.
in Ellensburg last Saturday.
Tampico vs.. Yakima at the ball
grounds Sunday afternoon. Good
game assured.
Miss Claudia Spencer is reported
quite sick at her home on North All
tanum avenue.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. s. E. Au-
miller Of Summit View, Tuesday.
April 25th, 1905, a daughter.
Mrs. Mcdonnell of Tacoma is here
on a visit to her daughters, Mrs.
Frank Bartholet and Miss Alberta
Mcdonnell.
Phil Dodwell has returned to
Whitman college to remain until the
summer vacation sets in, at which
time he will return here and spend
the summer with the Camerons in
the Mckee.
Miss Pearl Bell returned Monday
morning from an outing at the Green
River Hot Springs. She went over
to recuperate from a recent indispo-
sition, and is feeling much better as
the result of her trip.
At the Christian church Rev. Rose
will preach at IL a. m. next Sunday
on "A Reasonable Service" and at
p. m. he will give the third sermon
in the series Of stepping Stones to
Success"
Mrs. Albert Saylor and daughter
Mabel, who were former residents of
this city, but who of late years have
resided in Seattle, arrived here Sat-
urday to visit among friends. They
are now staying for time with Mrs.
Harry Moran.
Next Sunday Dr. Hayden will
preach on the following subjects:
Morning, Moral Muscle and How to
Use It," dealing with Christian man
hood and Christian life; evening,
Moral Cesspools and How to Cleanse
Them, or Municipal Corruption and
How to Deal with It. Everybody
invited.
No addition has been put on the
market in Yakima that has met with
as much success, nor in which as
many transfers have been made in
the same length of time as Tenant
& Miles Modern Addition" The
secret of this is the location, the very
cheap price of the lots and the easy
terms on which they are sold.
Mrs. Frank McElree and children
are visiting the formers parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. Gano, of the Upper
Mckee. Mrs. McElree and ner hus-
band were former residents of the
Yakima valley, but removed to Ohio
some years ago. They have always
mad a longing to return to this Sec
ton again, and may decide to locate
here once more. Mr. McElree is in
California, looking over that state.
The following list of property was
sold by j. J. Miller & Co. last week:
West 80 acres of the NV "A of the NV
"A of sec 81, twp 13, n. r. IS, to
Thomas Nottingham of Seattle; price
$40, 500; seven and one-half acres in
the neA of sec 26, twp 13, n. IS,
to T. w. and G. H. Clark, for
$3562.50; lots l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, IA,
IL and 16, block 1874, to Mrs. Ruth
H. Cock in trust for the North Yak
ina Hospital association, for $1,000;
five acres in the swA of the neA of
sec 26, twp 13, n. r. 1S, to o. A. and
4. w. Clark, for $4,000.
The way eastern department
stores get business is by advertising
what they have to SELL We have no
sympathy for the people who buy
goods from them and get beat in the
transaction. In fact, we like to see
them get worked" Neither have
we sympathy for the home merchant
who sits back on his launches, and
kicks because the hustlers get the
business away from him. About nine
times in ten the buyer loses money
by sending away for his goods, but
so long as the eastern houses keep
up advertising they will get the
business. In this day and age a man
must hustle or take back seat
Exchange.