The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-11-22
YAKIMA PEOPLE
Visited
and Visiting

e. G. Peck of North Yakima,
formerly county treasurer. but nov
president OF the Yakima Abstract
Company, was Prosser visitor Fri
day, coming down to get acquainted
with the real estate men and, Incl
dentally, to talk irrigation. Mr.
Peck is one of the Yakima CONNER
cial Club committee that Is endeav.
oring to adjust the water rights in
the valley and will probably be
here to attend the irrigation meeting
tomorrow night. . w. A. Garthie
formerly of Prosser, won the wrest-
ling match at North Yakima last
Thursday night against Ed Corners
of Bellingham, who very easily de-
feated Garthie few weeks ago. The
account of the match In the Re
public says that Corners did not be-
gin to exert himself until Garthie had
won two falls, when Corners won two
in rapid succession. but lost on q
clean hammelock. Corners Is out
with a challenge to wrestle Garthie
again for $50 to $3.50 a side.-Pros-
ser Bulletin.
Mr.. Reber of North Yakima was in
Sunnyside Monday, looking over the
country with a view to locating here
w. ]. Mcintyre of North Yakima
was here Monday on business con-
nected with the drainage system De-
ing introduced in Sunnyside. Mr..
Mcintyre Is the assistant county sur
veyor.-Sunnyside Sun.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. 8. bigger attended
the Sultan of Sulu," which played
in North Yakima Monday. :. Mrs. E..
Woodcock and Mrs. r. Gillette of
North Yakima visited with Mrs. B. j..
Pacius Monday.-Mabton Chronicle.
Lee Title, county treasurer. and
A. B. Cline of the First National
Bank of North Yakima, were In Top
penish Tuesday. settling up the school
district treasury fund business that
was placed in such a chaotic condi-
ton by Clerk Ladder. I. Ed Coins,
the miller from Yakima City, was In
town Wednesday. :. 3. james Barnes
and M. w. Phillips. both of North
Yakima. registered at the Palace no.
tel Tuesday. Mrs. George Stacey
and daughter, Miss Dortha, of North
Yakima, are guests Of Mrs. L. M. Tyr
rell. :. d. Messrs ]. J. Callahan, F.
Sharkey, R. J. Macarthur and Charles
Marsh of North Yakima registered at
Hotel Toppenish Sunday. They had
been duck hunting. Paul G. Kru.
ger, the irrepressible, all-'round hus-
tier, called on this think shop Monday
He is engaged with the Washington
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statesmen. Stephen E. Chaffee OF
Liberty, N. r., an attorney bringing
with him recommendations as to
character and ability, has decided to
locate in Toppenish, and has secured
the room recently occupied by Miss
Casey as a dressmaking establish
ment, where he will have his Office
Toppenish Review.
Guy Lawson, who has been in the
hospital at Yakima for some time.
will return to his home in Bickleton
this week. The contracts for the
surveying of the Yakima Indian res
ervation have been let, and most of
the allotments to the Indians have
been made. There will be 100000
acres of this land thrown open to set
Element soon, probably next summer
Most of the country consists of tim
Der and grazing lands.-Bickleton
News.
e. T. Dirstine of Lind, Wash, and
Miss Julia Hall of Yakima, were mar
ried yesterday afternoon at the Ho-
tel Aberdeen. DR.. George r. WAL
lace Officiated. Mr.. Dirstine is the
father Of Dirstine Brothers, drug
gists Of Lind and Connell. Mrs. Dir
slime Is native of Ohio. and q men,
Der Of the Brethren, or Dunkard,
church of Yakima. Their home will
be In Spokane, where Mr.. Dirstine
Is erecting a neutrality-suspicious.
Review.
H. J. Snively attended court here
this week. C. e. Campbell visited
in North Yakima Saturday. Miss
Idella Haskell of North. Yakima is In
attendance at court this week as q
court stenographer. She is a guest
Of Mrs. H. G. Ackley. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Forman spent Sunday in this city
with c. l.. Collins and wife and Joe
Forman. Mr.. Forman is now acting
city engineer for the town of North
Yakima. Dawn.
Miss Cora Hill and her sister of
North Yakima will sing a duet at the
evening service at the Christian
church Sunday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ansel Taylor will spend the win
ter In North Yakima. nahur~