The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-06-14

/. Fred H. Smith has commenced d.
vorce proceedings against Kate
Smith.
John Loudon, who has been at
tending school in Ann Arbor, Mich,
arrived home Saturday.
Mrs. M. d. Miles attended the
wedding of her sister, Miss Virginia
Coburn, in Seattle, last week.
Mrs. N. 8. johnson came home
last Friday from Portland, where she
spent several days at the exposition.
Miss Linnie Rowe came home last
Monday from Whitman college. where
she has been pursuing her studies
since last fail.
First naturalization papers were
made out by the county clerk last
week in favor Of Andrew Lang, q
Canadian subject of King Edward.
Mrs. c.. Turner and daughter, Miss
Georgia arrived here last Monday
and will make this their future
home. Mrs. Turner is a sister of
S. J. Lowe.
David Wheelock died of senile de-
cline and ailments incidental to old
age, at his home in Leamingsburg
last Sunday, aged n years.
Burton o. Lum of this city Is one
of the class that will graduate from
the law department of the University
of Washington this evening.
Miss Laura Williams, who has
been attending the state university
in Seattle, returned home Monday to
spend the summer vacation.
Prof. w. L. Mcclure has gone to
British Columbia to spend the sum-
cua ,o< t. ASv oou For xx,nrlr In,
the Rush ldedical school Of Chicago,
which he will enter this fall.
George Weikel came home Sunday
night from the Cowlitz coal fields, in
which he is largely Interested. He
has big force Of men at work on
his properties, which are In very
promising condition.
Miss Spalenka, teacher of drawing
in the city schools, left Tuesday
morning for the Sound, where she
will spend aportion of her vacation.
Governor Mead last Monday an
nounced the appointment of DR.. P.
Fran. of this city to succeed DR.. W..
S. Durand appointment with
drawn, as member state board Of
health and bureau of vital statistics.
Miss May Summerfield, accountant
for the Singer Sewing Machine COM
pany, is spending a two weeks va
cation with her parents at Sumner,
Wash.
Mrs. w. H. Boyle and daughter,
Miss diary, who have been visiting
Mrs. H. B. Rigg here for some time,
returned Monday to their home in
Seattle.
Captain Jack, we'll known reser-
walton Indian, swore out a warrant
last week, charging another Indian,
Black Mustache, with having robbed
him of $2S in cash.
Fire from an unknown source did
slight damage to the Syndicate build
ing last Wednesday night. The de-
partment exIInguished the blaze with
out difficulty. The building was fully
insured
Mrs. George Weikel returned last
week from visit in the eastern part
of the state. She was a delegate to
the state meeting of women's clubs
held in Walla Walla, and afterwards
visited relatives and friends in Pen
dleton.
The Inland Commercial Company
have moved into their spacious new
store room in the new Stone Block
on West Yakima avenue. They now
have one of the handsomest depart
ment stores in this part of the state,
as well as one of the largest. occu-
plying as they do both store rooms on
the ground floor.
Messrs Arthur Lester and Stan
ley Coffin left last week for the We
natchee country with view to pur-
chasing a tract of $4,000 acres of
land for range purposes. They were
accompanied by Harvey Congdon,
the firms bookkeeper, who went to
recuperate and enjoy little outing.
Shearer & Son have sold their in
terest in the Lake Kitchelas summer
resort to w. w. Wolfe, and have
also sold their store business to the
same party. Charles Shearer will
return to Ellensburg and engage in
the grocery business, while Mr..
Shearer will farm his little place
southeast of the city.
The report Of donations to the
Deaconess hospital for April and May
is as follows: Mrs. P. F. swain, two
quarts Of fruit, eight glasses of jelly,
radishes, lettuce; Mr.. T. F. Clark,
one case Oh SJTaWDerTleS, MRS. KOS
ser, four quarts of fruit; Mrs. Shan
non, six quarts Of lruit; d. l.. Price,
one box Of apples.
Eugene Winterstein of Yakima.
who is visiting in the Spring Creek
country. while "monkeying" with a
pistol Sunday morning, shot himself
through the right lung. DR.. Bone
brake was called and extracted the
bullet from the shoulder. The doc
tor says he is doing nicely and ex-
poets his recovery. -Goldendale Sen
tinel.
The county will soon be rid OF one
burden. The two expert account
ants who were hired last January or
February to go over the books, and
who drew SIS a day for the work
the county might have had done as
well as they can do it for a third
OF that price. or probably less. will
complete their arduous duties to-
morrow. Their report will be sub
Monday.