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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1900
Page
10
A Herat reporter visits Mrs. Cary’s millinery parlor to learn spring styles. She notes pastel shades, extensive Paris influences, and a surge in flowers, with breeders showing hundreds of hats at Lowengart & Co. The piece previews upcoming millinery openings and style shifts for the season.
The discussion notes Paris hats as highly desired in America due to foreign luxury appeal. Wealthy American ladies seek prestige, trusting Paris modistes as top originators, while London rivals Paris in design. American designers are strong but underappreciated at home. Quills remain a spring staple in hats.
The agent for Newbro's Herpiscide has ordered this positive cure for dandruff and falling hair through all local druggists. The Guilland Hotel offers a good 25c meal for 202. Mrs Hall, mother of Mrs Wyman, is reported very ill with pneumonia and not expected to live.
Local advertisement lists Ramblers and Ideals tires at 30 and 40 dollars, the Ram blender noted as a leading wheel for 21 years and valued at 50 dollars now selling for 40. It also promotes shoes, card machines, envelopes, laundry soap, wash bowls, carpet beaters, corsets, waists, brushes, pencils, sewing machine oil, and milk pans with low prices to compare.
Luther Martin longtime Yakima resident and Methodist church member died after years of illness at his home on Nob Hill. The funeral at the Snively residence featured Episcopal and Methodist services conducted by Reverends Wood and Bartlett with many floral tributes. He was born March 12 in Harrison county Virginia and left two sons William and Tom Martin in Tacoma and a daughter Mrs Henry J Snively.
The funeral for Engle Steinweg age 23 was held Wednesday at the Episcopal church. Son of W L Steinweg, bank cashier, he had sought recovery from consumption in Honolulu and with Christian Science treatment before his death. A eulogy by Rev H M Bartlett and floral tributes accompanied the service, with pallbearers including Roscoe Thomas Edgar Gunn Frank Sharkey David Lyons Marshal Scudder and Willie Prosser. Cemetery services followed at Tahoma.
Kleis and Bond offer feed hay flour and bran at low prices with six city lots farm lands horses and sheep for sale. Coffin Bros advertise bringing your time kick and punctures to Keene Ou for service.
Community items from North Yakima and vicinity include visits by C Burlingame of Starbuck and Yakima in Spokane, a note on personal taxes becoming delinquent, and taxes on realty due by the 15th with a 3 percent penalty. Also listed are farm activity updates, church events, school notices, and local social gatherings.
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