Harness Maker Fisher Sets Standout Style and Value
Fisher's Harness advertises superior style finish and quality at prices lower than cheap rivals. The practical harness maker highlights value and invites calls or mail inquiries for pricing.
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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1901
Page
4
Fisher's Harness advertises superior style finish and quality at prices lower than cheap rivals. The practical harness maker highlights value and invites calls or mail inquiries for pricing.
North Yakima patrons praised a strong run of shows with Louis Morrison’s Faust and Modjeska’s company. The Macbeth pairing disappointed without Odette Tyler, though Barry Johnstone and Golean gave notable Macbeth. The Highwayman comic opera impressed a large crowd and promises strong future patronage if repeated.
The Telephone Girl from the New York Casino will appear at Larson's theater on Wednesday April 24. Harry Hermsen and Miss Mabel Hite headline a strong cast with elaborate scenery and stage effects, showcasing their versatility and sparkle.
The company features talented members including Flora Parker Frank Kelly and Edith Giovbons with a chorus of all women. Promoted as a flawless ensemble, the troupe emphasizes beauty and voice in its lineup and promises a smooth performance.
The Ladies' Musical Club closes its season with an April 19 concert at Mason's opera house in North Yakima. North Yakima musicians from Whitman College led by Harrison Lovewell, Clarice Winship Colton, and Edgar S. Fisher will perform works by Schumann Bach Weber Liszt Brahms Lalo and others. Tickets are 35 cents or 50 cents for reserved seating, available at Yellow Drug Store.
M D Rahm a well known city character and old pioneer died in his East Third street shack on Tuesday April 16 1901 at 10 am after a period of heavy drinking. He was about 64 years old and had lived alone for years. Born in California he came to Yakima City in the eighties and worked as a house painter. He asked friends to bury him in Yakima and not notify relatives but a telegram to Woodland prompted his brother Frank Rahm to arrange interment at Tahoma Cemetery with all expenses.
Welcome Lodge No. 30 K of P will entertain Chancellor Commander J. D. Cornett on his annual visit. The event promises rejoicing among members. He will be hosted by the Cle Elum lodge Thursday evening and by the Ellensburg commandery earlier in the week.
In Colfax on April 8 the Laura Morgan disappearance case resurfaces with a telegram claiming she is with Joe Lang near Kiowa Yakima county. Sheriff reports no telegram and no confirmation while a suspect arrested at Kiona is not the Morgan girl.
Delegates bound for Spokane to attend the grand lodge meet of the A O U W assist a dying wife and mother onboard a crowded eastbound train. A makeshift court fines the family to raise funds, buying a Pullman section and provisions for their journey to Kansas City.
Allen B. Sweney mourns a stolen bicycle picked up by an itinerant wheelman in front of the post office last Monday. He seeks its return or information leading to recovery.
A wheel left near a doorway vanished after Mr. Sweney placed it by the pavement edge and briefly left. The abandoned bike bore a 1899 license tag. Later confusion tied another wheel to the case when Superintendent McCurdy borrowed a wheel and mistakenly took Sweney’s, triggering a mistaken theft scare before a friendly exchange resolved the matter.
Advertisement offering choice Guinea eggs for sale at one dollar per dozen. Mail orders filled promptly with cash payment. J T Rains operates four miles north of power house.
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