The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-04-12
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

Henry H. Schott left this morning
for Minneapolis on a short business
trip.
DR.. Thomas Tetreau has been ap.
pointed county physician by the
county commissioners.
H. F. Marble is in Gle Elum this
week, doing some engineering work
for that city.
Miss Susie Erwin returned last
Saturday night from a six weeks visit
among friends in Tacoma and Seat
tie.
l.. F. Wilder purchased last week
from the Yakima Commercial COM
pany lots II and ~, block 104, for
800.
Miss A. L. Moak arrived in the city
this week from Buffalo, New York.
She will be stenographer for City
Attorney c. e. Forsythe.
The Woman's Relief Corps met on
Thursday evening at the home of
Mrs. Bull on North Rainier avenue.
There was a good attendance.
Next Sundays subjects at the Pres
byterian church are: Morning, MY
Debt to Cod" evening, 'rhe Phi
losophy Of DEATH" as viewed from
the Bible standpoint.
Matte Walker has brought suit
for divorce against her husband, T.
Walker. They were married in 1904.
Non-support and cruelty are alleged
as the grounds for the complaint.
A. L. Flint was selected by the To-
cal lodge Of Odd Fellows to repre-
sent them at the grand lodge meet
ing which will be held in Vancouver
some time in June.
Tom Lund left Tuesday for Seat
tie to get tickets for Europe. He
will leave here on the 28th of this
month for Norway to make a long
visit. His daughter will accompany
him.
Willie NOrcross, a young man who
was brought here from Ellensburg
to undergo an operation, died Tues
day morning at st. Elizabeth's hos
pital. The remains will be shipped
to Ellensburg for interment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank D. Clemmer
left Monday for Los Angeles, Calf,
to attend the annual grand camp of
the Woodmen Of the World. Mr..
Clemmer represents the local lodge
Their trip will cover period Of three
weeks.
DR.. W. s. Gaines of Oakesdale.
Washington, a delegate to the grand
lodge Of the A. o. U. W., stopped
off in this city Tuesday between the
trains. DR.. Gaines is a fever spe-
cialist, and may decide to locate pet
manently in North Yakima.
H. B. scudder will erect dwell
IA ~,
formerly occupied by the building In
which Miss Scudder conducted a
kindergarten school. The old school
building has been removed.
Rev. Roses theme at the Christian
church next Sunday will be for the
morning service, at II a. m, "The
Witness of the Holy Spirit" At 1880
p. IN. the second sermon of the Sc
ries on stepping Stones to Success
will be given. The public is cordial
ly welcomed to all of the services.
Oscar f. Quick and family are
late arrivals here from Nebraska.
Mr.. Quick has purchased the I'D
wards place in Fruitvale, and will
grow fruit. The family came here in
the hope that change of climate
would improve the health of son,
and already are noticing a change
for the better in his condition.
Dan Simmons returned last week
from a trip to California, where he
had been to purchase horses for the
Alaskan trade. He found that he
could get no better for his money
in that state than right here at home
and he will finish his trading here.
He expects to start for the north
very soon.
Fred Pearson and Miss Ruth Rob.
inson, both young people of this city,
were joined in marriage Monday af-
ternoon OF this week by Justice J. A.
Taggaru. The contracting parties
are well known here. and they have
many friends Who wish for them a
happy and successful journey on
their matrimonial venture.
The Richey & Gilbert Company of
Toppenish have added line of hard
ware and agricultural implements to
their extensive warehouse and COM
mission business. This firm enjoys
the confidence and respect of every
one who has ever done business with
them and will doubtless do well with
heir new line.