The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-10-04

Theodore Steiner of North Yaki-
ma was mp over Sunday. :. Mrs.
John Bartholett of North Yakima
spent Sunday in this CITY,. :.
Louis Ellison came up from Yakima
and spent few hours in the city, re-
| turning the same day. w. E..
Crowley, our genial deputy sheriff,
was called to North Yakima Monday
to testify in burglary case.-Ellens-
burg Dawn.
H. v. Campbell, U. s. land office
inspector, with headquarters at North
Yakima, was a visitor in town Mon
day. "A. J. Merrifield, who recently
moved here from North Yakima, has
purchased the Farmers hotel of s. e.
Smith, taking possession last Friday,
the consideration being $4,000,
which included a trade of residence
property on Capitol hill, North Yaki-
, ma Mr.. and Mrs. Merrifield will
make extensive improvements in the
notel, which now has fine business,
and will no doubt add to its populari-
ty. Mr.. Smith sold out on account
of the poor health of his wife and
will probably move to North Yakima.
roadmaster, came down from North
Yakima the first of the week and
started a gang at work putting in
the Fifth street crossing, south of
the main track, westward distance
of 5000 feet, and will permit en-
gines to water at each side of the
tank. besides doing away with great
So L vxyfk n11
ing. After getting the work started,
which it will take same time to COM
plete and probably require the
services of the steam shovel, Mr..
Scow put the men under the charge
of M. w. Smith.-Prosser Bulletin.
M. H. Grover, general manager of
the Cascade Lumber company, was
down from North Yakima the first
of the week. Miss Myrtle Phillips
and Miss Mary Howell came down
from North Yakima Sunday after
noon. Miss Phillips will soon begin
her duties as teacher of the inter-
mediate department of the school.
She is now at home with her brother,
Joe. >. Mrs. H. N. Robinson has ac-
cepted position as saleslady in the
department store of H. H SchOtt &
Co. of North Yakima and will begin
her duties next Monday. Mrs. Rob-
inson will be greatly missed by her
many friends, as she always was an
aid in the social circles. On Oct.
2 McAuley and Meigs. two prominent
attorneys of North Yakima, will pre-
sent to the board of county commits
sioners the, petition for the incor-
poration of the town of Mabton.
This petition has been unanimously
signed by our citizens and we earn
testify hope that the request of our
people will be STANDARDIZATION
Chronicle.
J. d. Plum and wife Of North
Yakima are guests of the Palace
hotel this week. :. Chester and Al
bert Congdon, the former of Duluth,
Mimi, and the latter resident Of
North Yakima, were at the Palace
Wednesday. They were here in the
interests of irrigation projects.
Charles A. is heavily interested In
iron mines and Is millionaire. Al
bert s. is an extensive real estate
dealer. They are old acQuaintances
of H. A. Bolles of this PLACE and ex-
press themselves as greatly pleased
with Toppenish and its future pros
pects.-Toppenish Review.
Miss Maud Coleman went to North
Yakima Sunday. where she entered
business school.-Pasco Express.
C. F. Lane will drive to North
Yakima, where he will represent the
Kent Feed company. Kent has at
least one business enterprise that
takes advantage Of the fairs.--White
River Journal.
e. L. Ely returned from business
trip to North Yakima yesterday. :.
c. H. Collins is at North Yakima In
the interest of the commission busi-
ness. Miles Cannon of Yakima,
general manager Of the st. Paul q
Tacoma Lumber Co., was in town to-
day looking over the company's yard
and siness.-Kennewick Courier.
Chas. Hesse Of North Yakima was
In town Wednesday. He is represen-
tative for the Northwestern I'm
provement Co. ;. County Superin-
tendent Jacobson Of North Yakima
was in Granger today. In company
with Postmaster Eaton, he drove out
along the lines Of the proposed new
school district. 20 that NE could act
from personal knowledge Of the