Fisher's Harness Outwears All Others in Style and Price
Harness maker promotes his goods with emphasis on style finish and quality. Prices claimed to be lower than cheap alternatives. Offers call or write for prices to prospective customers.
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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1901
Page
2
Harness maker promotes his goods with emphasis on style finish and quality. Prices claimed to be lower than cheap alternatives. Offers call or write for prices to prospective customers.
Wm Burgett returns from Okanogan and Frank Pressey moves his house to a new place. Thomas Taylor drives cattle to Rattlesnake range for summer. A M Miller weds Mrs Pasmore. Harry Treat visits from the Sound with a bride. Longmire herd shifts to mountains for summer milking. Venus stock growers visit Yakima to file forest reserve stock applications. A charivari greets Harry Treat. W M Flynn home fire narrowly contained. District 52 school entertainment features Miss Strauz with a pin social afterward.
The Yakima Association of Congregational churches met in Ahtanum with delegates from Natchez Venus and North Yakima. Rev Samuel Greene moderated and Rev J D Kingsbury of Massachusetts addressed home missions. Nellie Slaser presided at the scribe table and officers were elected for the Christian Endeavor society.
The town notes social events and visits, including church plans, local business moves, illnesses, new residents, and upcoming meetings. Highlights include Rev J J Harrison’s Yakima visit, Mrs A H Lyons’s millinery, Lichty family arrival, Dr H V Luithlen's Seattle summer plans, and a band concert followed by iced cream served by the Women’s Guild.
Miss Mary Washburn has been sick for a few days. Mrs. Robert Camp returned home to the Sound Sunday morning. Mr. Groshen's family is now located at the station for the summer. The Northern Pacific is unloading rails here. T. J. Shelton went home Sunday and will bring his family down for a few weeks. A party passed through Thursday with hogs and two cows headed for North Yakima market.
One cow with severe injuries was left on the road to recover and later killed by a town butcher, supplying steak to North Yakima. Master Glen Campbell stepped on a rusty nail and is improving. A sociable song service occurred at Mr Banister's Wednesday night. A younger Jellison daughter is in town receiving treatment and is very sick.
Theo Bedker buys Holt on place and fifteen acres south of Riggles to pasture. Mrs Ezra Ellis and Milton Moore head home from Bickleton funeral of their father. Sympathy to Mr and Mrs Andrew Newburg on three year old Walter's scarlet fever death. Mrs C F Swain birthday surprise hosts guests with games and lunch.
Seeds in bulk or packaged form are offered at Kleis and Sinema. The listing highlights variety and pricing for gardeners seeking bulk quantities or ready to use packets for planting.
An old style advertisement urges readers to buy and try Cascarets Candy Cathartic tablets stamped C. C. C. for laxative relief. It stresses genuine tablets and warns they are not sold in bulk and available at all druggists.
Local items include Yakima visitors James Travis John Finch and G W Ranch cattlemen from Anaconda Montana on a business trip. A mothers meeting at the Christian church Tuesday at 2 30 PM invites all interested. J M Curry offers alterations cleaning and dyeing for ladies tailor made suits. Coffin Bros advertise 60c all wool suitings at 36c per yard.
Wanted Hides and furs at Coffin Bros highest prices paid. A package of garden seeds free with every dollar purchase. Chemically pure Paris green for spraying at Quiett Ayres drug store. Special attention to diseases of women and children and confinement and surgical cases. Hammocks at The Elite. Youths suits bargain at Fair Store. Coffin Bros.
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