The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-11-23

coma on business last week.
PA. Bounds is spending a week or two
in Pendleton. Ore. on business
Mrs. j. T. Foster is entertaining her
friend. Mrs. f. f. Craig of Ellensburg
for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira NJ Krutz, who spent
few days of last week on the Sound,
have returned.
Mrs. F. J. Lemon is spending few
days in Toppenish with the family of
her son. DR.. Lemon.
f. $. Jackson of Ellensburg returned
home last Saturday after spending sew
eral days in the city.
Mrs. Joseph Ponti of Prosser was in
the city last Saturday, accompanied by
Mrs. Nellie Roberts of Kiona.
Fred Cleveland has commenced the
construction of a large house on his lots
on the corner of Seventh street and
Yakima avenue.
The transcript of evidence filed in the
Willard Boyd murder trial made fifty
three typewriter pages. The testi-
mony was taken down on the typewriter
rs introduced.
County Auditor Newcomb returned
Friday from a hunting trip to the lower
end of the county. in when he was fair
ly successful. He was accompanied by
c. b. Mcconnell.
p. J. PREM, the agriculturist of the
North Yakima Beet Sugar Company,
spent last week in the vicinity of Top
penish in the interests of the enter
prise. He returned to the same place
Monday
The press dispatches from FL Paso
Tex. where the national irrigation con-
gress is being neld, states that H. B.
Scudder was appointed member of the
executive committee of the association
from the state of Washington.
Friday. November 25th. is the last
day that attorneys will have to get cases
intended for trial at the coming term of
court on the docket. The indications
are that the coming term will be very
busy one. Already fifty-one subpoenas
for witnesses have been issued.
James Curtis of the Natchez valley is
unfortunate in having again to undergo
a surgical operation upon the remaining
portion of the limb which was amputa-
ted last fall. This time he has gone to
Tacoma to the hospital. and will be OPP
Grated upon by DR.. Bean. one of the most
celebrated surgeons in the northeast
Mrs. Sarah Foster of SIG South Sec
ond street was very agreeably surprised
last Saturday afternoon by the arrival,
unannounced. of her sister. Mrs. Mary
Terryberry. from Connecticut. The sis
tiers had not seen each other for nearly
Il third of a century Mrs. TerryberIN
G. ;. Vance. prominent business
man OF North Yakima. is at the Donnel
ly. He came to Tacoma yesterday with
Deputy United States Marshal A. n
Short. who brought over three prison
ers for McNeil's island Mr.. Vance is an
enthusiast over the future of North
Yakima. and mas more than ordinary
words of praise for the present in that
town.-Tacoma Ledger
Attorneys Edward Wnitson and F.
B. Preble returned last Friday evening
from Olympia where they were attend
ing a session of the Supreme court.
They had registered at the famous old
Olympian hotel on the night on which it
burned Mr.. Whitson had registered
and sent his grip. containing many val
liable legal papers up to the room as
signed to him when the alarm was Civ
en-. He endeavored to find the room
alone. in order to recover his grip, but
was unable to do so on account of the
dense smoke
The Yakima high school girls basket
ball team will go to Ellensburg next
Friday and play a return game of bas-
ket with the Normal school team on
Friday evening. Many of the friends of
the local team will accompany them,
and they will go strong in hope of win
ming the game as easily as they did the
one played here a few days ago. The
members of the Yakima team are: Leah
Lampson. captain and center; Coral
Doust. guard; Clementine Prior, guard;
Aline White, forward; Emma Cornwell.
forward; Georgia Carpenter, substitute
William Filey of Priest Rapids was
a business visitor in the city the latter
part of last week and the first of this
Mr.. Filey has a fine cultivated ranch at
Priest Rapids which is watered from the
Columbia River by three immense water
wheels. He is confident that that sec
tion has a great future before it. which
is only held in the distance by the lack
of water. However. that difficulty will