The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-08-09
YAKIMA PEOPLE
Visited
and Visiting

Attorney L. +. Campbell has de-
cided to move to North Yakima.
Miss Anna Coe, who has been visit
ing Miss Florence Camerson the past
month, returned to her home in
North Yakima Tuesday .. Mrs. A.
NJ. Badger and Miss CarrieRitchie
of North Yakima were visiting c. w.
Badger and wife during the past
week. Mrs. Badger is the widow of
the brother of w. M. Badger, father
of G. W.-Cle Elum Echo.
Mrs. T. Penman and Miss Maud
Butler of North Yakima are here, the
guests of Mrs. f. l.. Seaton at the
Albany hotel. They expect to make
a long visit before returning to their
homes.-Ellensburg Localizer.
Rev. Arthur c. Vail, who IS hold
ing revival meetings in the Christian
church, is having most fattering sue
cess. Mr.. Vail is a forceful and
convincing speaker, and his dis
courses are marked by their logical
conclusions. He will be in the city
another week before concluding his
work here.-Mt. Vernon Argus.
Miss Carrie Livesley, after six
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs.
John DObie, of North Yakima, re-
turned to her home last Saturday.
Sumner Cor. Puyallnp Valley
Tribune
About 200 head or cattle were fer
ried across the river at this point
yesterday, en- route to pasturage at
North Yakima. where they will be
fed on alfalfa hay and prepared for
market. They were purchased on
the Deschutes by Messrs. F. p. Taylor
and J. II. Rorick. and constitute
portion Of large band of cattle
these gentlemen have secured in that
locality. Today $50 more head of
this band of cattle will arrive in the
city and be taken Immediately to the
pasture in North Yakima.
Dalles Chronicle.
Miss Nora Plumb of Georgetown
is visiting at the home of her sister.
Mrs. Mark Barkwell. Miss Plumb
is on her way east. .. Mrs. l.. L.
Porter is at Cohasset beach, near
Hoquiam. From there she will go
to Portland, returning home about
the first of September. She is ac-
eompanied by Mr. and Mrs II. II,
Lombard of North Yakima and
Mrs. NJ. w. Wilson of Mubzerland,
Md.-Roslyn Miner.
Ruby Poole and wife came down
from North Yakima Monday for a
few days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. ].
e. Merwin. D.. Hon. Miles Cannon
was in town from North Yakima
of ha hnc
of the st. Paul and Tacoma Lumber
Yakima, of the Yakima Mineral
Springs company. has purchased the
works in Prosser of G. F. Bullock
on West Sheridan avenue. II is the
intention of the new company to
handle the trade east of Prosser from
this city, manufacturing all kinds of
mineral and soda waters and build
up plant here similar to the one
now operated at North Yakima.
mis- is new industry for Prosser
and one that deserves encourage
ment.---Prosser Bulletin.
II. NJ. Lichty mad the pleasure last
week of halliday drive with Prof.
Barge over Mob Hill and through the
residence portion of North Yakima.
The professor is an old-timer in the
valley, over 20 years of age and a
well-preserved old gentleman He
was regarded seven years ago, when
Mr.. Lichty first came to Sunnyside,
as dreamer-an air castle man.
NOW a prominent man just said of
him: prof. Barge is one of the
few men who foresaw the future and
predicted what was to follow seven
to ten years ago" Prof. Barge at
one time owned big slice OF Mob
Hill He sold ten acres less than
a year ago three miles out for 5000
per acre. The purchaser Just re-
fused 5000 per acre for five acres
with no buildings. Alfalfa land in
Wide Hollow nearest to what we
have at Sunnyside from four to seven
miles out, sells for $3.50 to $400 per
acre. The professor said: Your
land will yield two tons more alfalfa
per acre than ours. "--Sunnyside
Sun.
A Touching Story