The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-11-02
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

week from a visit to the Sound.
Judge and Mrs Bell of Seattle Wis
tied Judge and Mrs. F. II. Rudkin over
Sunday.
The seven-months-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. b. r. Steenburgcr died last Sunday
and was buried on Monday.
Viola Walters, the nine year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Wal
tiers, died of dyphteria last Monday.
Blaine Shearer, aged II years. die |
Sunady at his home in Outlook. II was
the son of Mrs. Emma Pratt, of that
place.
Mrs. \. s. johnson of the Yakima ho-
tel entertained at dinner Sunday even
ing in honor of Mrs. W. L. Humphrey
of Seattle.
Mrs. J. l. Smith of north Second
street, who has been visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. ]. A. Adams, of the Selan,
returned Monday evening.
w. II. Hatfield went to Seattle Mon
day afternoon in answer to a message
announcing the serious illness of his
son, who is attending the state univcr-
sity.
j. A. Brown, who has Just completed
course in the Pullman agricultural
college, recently arrived home to take
charge of the ranch of Mrs. L. A. Rowe,
on the Mckee.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
George w. Rose and Mrs. Laura J. Car
ter of Sunnyside; Thomas Thompson
and Miss Cora May Purviance of the
Ahtanum.
G. n. Schlosser. brother of A. L..
Schlosser, the Republics linotype oper
ator, arrived in the city yesterday
from Seattle, and will visit here for
about ten days.
Sister Mary Julius of st. Elizabeth's
hospital was taken to Seattle yesterday
afternoon to undergo special treatment
for heart trouble, with which she has
suffered for some time.
getting out lumber for an immense dam
at Selah, which is necessary in order to
facilitate the work of logging. The
improvement calls for an expenditure
of $4,000.
Campaigning for Christ" will be the
topic of the Rev. Roses sermon next
Sunday morning, and adventures of
a SOUP is the subject of the evening
sermon. A cordial welcome is extended
to the public.
Henry Creason, democratic nominee
for the legislature, was up from Prosser
Monday, and went over to the Mckee
in the evening to assist in a political
meeting at which the principal speaker
was w. II. Burdick of Tacoma.
The socialists of North Yakima have
arranged for a meeting to be held this,
Wednesday, evening in the courthouse.
The speakers announced are q. Lund of
Spokane and Editor Boomer of the Pros
ser Record. Everybody is invited.
ENd UonHSOH, dEeu II years. iut
d. lighter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew John
son of south Fourth street, died last
Friday night after ong illness caused
by heart trouble. The remains were in
tered in Tahoma cemetery Sunday, Rev
Henry conducting the services.
Two divorce suits were commenced
in the superior court this week. Mrs.
Mamie Simpson has sued Charles c.
Simpson for divorce on several grounds,
chief of which is desertion. H. R. Dan
mails desires legal separation from his
wife, Minnie May Dannals on the
ground of desertion.
A football team has been organized
by Ed Thompson, to be known as the
North Yakima Athletic Club football
team. The eleven includes some husky
players, and it is stated that when the
time comes for the issuance of challen-
ges, some good games may be looked
for