The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-07-12
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

A private car party consisting of
DR.. Stewart and about twenty of his
friends, of Owatonna, Mimi, passed
through the city Tuesday morning
en- route to Portland. Nearly all
were old-time acouaintances of Miss
Van Slycke of this city, who met
them at the depot upon the trains
arrival The party had just finished
touring the Yellowstone Park and
were in high spirits. The car is the
private property of DR.. Stewart and
was specially fitted up for this west
ern trip.
John Curry is the champion of the
champions, when it comes to rifle
shooting. In the county medal
shoot, inaugurated last Thanksgiving
Day, held here few days ago, he
won both the prizes offered, silver
cup and a silver medal, scoring 80
per cent in each contest. His closest
competitors were w. A. Berg in the
medal contest, who scored rs, and
H. K. Humphrey in the cup contest,
with score of 80 per cent.
w. p. Murphy returned Saturday
from Milwaukee, where he attended
the national camp of the Modern
state. He reports a fine session and
the delegates as having been royal
ly treated in that city. Mr.. Murphy
visited many eastern cities, including
Chicago, St. Louis and Denver. and
found many people looking toward
Washington with view to even
tually making this state their home.
A pretty wedding took place at
the Christian parsonage Saturday
afternoon, the bride being Miss Edna
Embree and the groom George Van
Buskirk. They were married in the
presence of a very few relatives and
intimate friends, Rev. Morton l..
Rose officiating, and at once left on
the afternoon train for Seattle. After
short visit there they intended to
go to American Lake, where the state
militia, of which Mr.. Van Buskirk is
a member. is in encampment.
DR.. G. H. Ritenour, who was inter-
ested in the abstract business of the
Lesh Land company, has purchased
the interests of his associates in the
business and will incorporate a COM
pany with a large paid up capital
to conduct the business under the
name of the Yakima Abstract and
Realty company. The Lesh Land
company will continue to deal in
real estate on large scale. Miss
Osborne and her trained corps of as
sistants will remain with the new abb
stract company.
The vocal solos by Miss Karr at
the morning service and by Mr.. Otis
Fry in the evening, and also the
anthems by the choir were specially
pleasing to the large audiences at the
Christian church last Sunday. The
services will be brief during the sum-
mer months, and every effort will be
made to secure the comfort of all
who attend. Sunday evening, II the
night should be as warm as last sun
day, the benches will be carried out
onto the lawn, and the pastor will
speak from the steps OF the church.
Earl BUGGY. wanted in North Yaki-
ma for criminal assault, alleged ia
have been committed by nim last
May, has been arrested in Tacoma by
Detectives Ellison and Burnett. and
was held pending the arrival of an
officer from North Yakima. The
police nave been on the lookout for
BUGGY for some time, photographs Of
the man having been sent from here
several weeks ago. 1t has been
learned that BUGGY worked as long.
shoreman during the strike, and
lived aboard the Sehome. Jack
Kaufman went over after BUGGY and
brought him back. He has not We,
had a hearing.