The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-09-06
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

Mrs. M. E. Rollins of North Third
street is entertaining her brother
and sister, H. M. Ayers, and Miss Car
RE Ayers, of Greensboro, VT, this
week.
J. B. McComb left yesterday for
Portland to visit the exposition, and
will afterward spend about three
weeks with friends and relatives In
Oregon City, Or.
John Buzzel of Ellensburg, former
ly a resident of the Parker Bottom
country, twelve miles below the city.
visited among old friends and &C
quaintances in the city yesterday.
Rev. J. H. Wood, formerly pastor
of the First M. e. church in this city.
was greeting his friends here last
week. He is now located in Oregon
City, Or, twelve miles south of
Portland.
e. F. Spencer of Tacoma, a teach
er in the high school there, is enjoy
ing a leave of absence of several
months, most of which he intends to
spend in the Yakima valley. He may
decide to locate here.
Rev. DR.. Hayden will preach next
Sunday upon the following SUBJECTS:
Morning, "The Kingdom Of Heaven
as Jesus Described IT,; evening, "The
Anger of God" You are cordially
invited to attend these services.
The banks and all county and city
offices were closed Monday on account
of Labor Day, although there was no
observance of the day here. The
postoffice was closed all day and
there were no deliveries by carrier.
Mr.. W. NJ Ayers and sister. Miss
Comic Ayers Of Greensboro Bend, VT,
are visiting their sister. Mrs. M. E.
Rollins, on North Third street.
They have come to Yakima with the
intention Of making their home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Eglin are re-
joicing over the birth of a daughter
on Saturday, Aug. 26th.
Rev. H. p. James has returned
from his vacation and held services
as usual at the Congregational
church.
The 1. catcher has found, up to
date, but fifteen dogs in the city
whose owners refused or neglected to
pay the required license fee of 81.
Some of these were reclaimed and
re others were executed after the
giving OF three days notice.
J. A. jacobson succeeded L. A.
Dickey as county superintendent on
Monday last. and having duly quail
ned as Mr.. Dickey's successor, is now
a full-edged county Official. Mr..
Jacobson is Just recovering from an
attack of typhoid fever, which has
Henf hin, nj hama for ,v,Aro than a
month. but believes he will soon be
as well and strong as ever.
The following from the act regulat-
ing the business of peddling, passed
by the last legislature, is printed by
request: IAN annual tax of 5000 in
each county for the peddling Of
clocks, agricultural Implements or
machinery. stoves or ranges, wind
mills, lightning rods, wagons. bug
CUES. carriages, washing machines,
sewing machines, churns or grocer
les is imposed"
G.. L. Hixson who has charge Of the
Shaw place In the Wide Hollow dis
trict this season. has something un-
usual on his place In the way of a
1-year-old apple tree which has q
well matured apple growing thereon.
Mr.. Hixson Is unable to account for
It, and says he never saw or heard of
anything Of the sort anywhere else,
but Is not surprised any more at what
he sees grown in the Yakima valley.
The First National bank is Eat
home" in its remodeled and enlarged
QUarters. having been compelled to