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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1900
Page
2
The notice extends merry Christmas and prosperous New Year wishes to all readers and patrons of Tur Heraip and other newspapers, expressing goodwill for the season.
A Yakima Daily News item notes Col J G Boyle has left the paper and local talent will handle duties temporarily. The piece questions his origin while praising Yakima’s climate, and discusses the editor’s arrival and the town’s reception of new talent.
The Red Cross will meet at Mrs. H. M. Bartlett's Thursday December 27 at 8:30 p.m. The kindergarten closes for Christmas and reopens December 31. "What Happened to Jones" at Larson's Theater Friday evening in a library benefit. A. J. Chambers leaves for Sound cities for rest. Mr. and Mrs. Norvell S. Johnson invite an Hotel Yakima party Friday December 21 from 8:30 to midnight with dancing. W. A. Privett and Mrs. Bennett visit KE Smith's to review pianos and organs before Christmas.
A roundup of local matters includes A C Coburn's Chicago trip for a wedding to Inez Rhorer, land case decision favoring James Wilmot, Yakima Abstract Company offices praised, and a farmers institute with speeches by S W Fulton and Balmer. Other items cover contracts at Fort Simcoe, divorces, trials, road talks, and notable court outcomes.
Christmas paper advert lists items including men’s rubbers ladies rubbers children’s overshoes and boys rubber boots with mentions of sizes and types. Indicates variety for family gift shopping and seasonal footwear.
Ground bone oyster and clam shells offered at Kleis and Bonds. 40 tf Lee’s lice killer International poultry food and stock food available. 40 tf.
Advice column line urges land-poor people to sell to any buyer who offers the price they want. It then notes credit-poor individuals should take old bills to the Yakima Collection Agency, with offices over First National Bank.
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