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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1900
Page
7
Ellensburg guests and local residents appear in a brisk roundup. Included are Mrs. Fogarty visiting the Dittters, 3000 sheep bought by Malcolm McLennan, J P Mattoon hurt but not broken, and Aimee Porter back to teaching.
Local store advertises Blue Ribbon School shoes in multiple prices from 75c to 1.75 with sizes 13 to 2, claiming they reduce shoe bills. Also lists six spools machine cotton 25c, glass set four pieces 4 7, red table cloth 65c, hem stitched pillow cases 17 14c, all wool cashmere at 75c yard selling 34c yard, steel potato forks 60c, steel shovels 60c, and a handsaw 45c.
David Guilland 76 died Saturday after long rheumatic illness. He ran a hotel in North Yakima for years before leasing it due to ill health. Survived by wife five children including J B Huntington and Matilde Guilland. A Masonic funeral followed by services from Rev H M Bartlett. large gathering.
The Red Cross society votes to start a Galveston sufferers subscription as disaster reports show continuing need. The soliciting committee will present a paper to citizens and Amy M. Barrett, president, urges generous donations from the town.
Kleis and Bond offer feed hay flour and bran at low prices as part of a sales push. The ad highlights new dishes and glassware at McConnell's with emphasis on value and variety.
A. E. Poole heads briefly north on business to the Sound. Harry Coonee joins Moore Clothing Co. Mrs. Dent visits from Portland to see her parents, the Spains. Steam heating for Lar-80n's theatre installed. Mrs. E. K. Current travels to Seattle. plans to visit Gold Hill mines. J. Varker arrives from Galena to visit brother J. C. Varker. brothers meet after thirty years. Desks for the new school house arrive. building expected ready for school by Oct 15. W T U open meeting at Christian church on Sunday Oct 14 at 7:30. all invited. Funeral for Mrs. Lucinda Jane Parshall, 60, held. services by Rev. J. H. Wood. H. A. Griffin prizes a race between Chester Abbott and Destination. stakes listed. A. Schindeler installs Yakima Novelty Works showcases. Caution on tampering rural delivery mail boxes. Massachusetts man held for grand jury. Prosser Record sale to social democrats. Dr. Angus named editor. Maxwell considers new paper venture. no headway yet. Ladies committees thank donors for pavilion exhibits. thanks to Lombard & Horsley and others. Millinery calls at Mrs. Towne’s First street.
Classified brief invites a girl for general housework in a small family. Include contact via R. J. Curry's tailor shop on Yakima avenue for details and application. The notice appears among various retail and employment ads in a local paper.
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