The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-06-06

er and many relatives in Nebraska.
The front ranks of the measles cpl
demic have invaded the rural dis
tricts, and quite number of the
little folks are enjoying a siege of
them.
Married, June 3, by Rev. Morton
l.. Rose, Mr.. Clifford Surber and Miss
Della r. Belcher, at the home of the
brides parents, 400 South Eighth
street.
c. H. Schminke of Nebraska City
and w. F. Keefe of York, Neb, ar
rived Sunday evening and will spend
several days here looking over the
country.
Nelse Short, United States deputy
marshal, was in the city few days
last week, looking after some clews
to the perpetrators of the Sunnyside
postoffice robbery.
The graduating class of the Eighth
grade pupils of the Columbia school
are planning a big picnic for the last
of this week. They have not decided
yet what day they will go.
The West avenue Hotel has
changed hands, Mrs. Julia Hess hav-
| ing again taken the management
She will materially improve the place
and run it as a first-class lodging
! house.
The Vesrry OF ST. Michael's church
will convene in the rectory at
o'clock this afternoon.
Sister Vincent, superior of Sacred
Heart hospital of Spokane, who has
been visiting the sisters of st. Eliza
beth's hospital, returned to Spokane
yesterday, accompanied by Mother
Eugene.
Mrs. Stephen Schreiner started for
st. Paul yesterday, where she will
spend several months visiting with
friends. Before returning to Yakima
she will visit points in Iowa, Mime
sofa and Nebraska.
The promoted pupils of the sew
enth grade, now the eighth grade, of
mic Monday. There were twenty Lone
in the party, which found it pleas
ant to enjoy days outing couple
of miles north of Union gap.
Joe Heinrich, who spent some time
in Yakima, has arranged to meet
Andrew Miller of Roslyn in wrest-
ling match at that place next Satur-
day night Miller weighs 14S and
Heinrich weighs 160 pounds, and
both are in excellent condition.
Sophis Roberts died from the eff
fects of paralytec stroke at her
home on Ala North Seventh street
Sunday evening at S:15, aged 81.
The funeral was held yesterday from
the Catholic church at o'clock. In
torment was in the Catholic ceme-
terry.
]. C. McCrimmon and family left
Sunday night for Los Angeles, where
they expect to make their permanent
home Mr.. McCrimmon will return
to this city as soon as he estab-
fishes his family in their new home.
AS soon as he closes up his business
here he will rejoin his family.
In the contest proceedings COM
menced in the local land office last
fall, wherein Walters Matthews con-
tested the claim of Clarence Starch
err, the local office decided in favor
of the contestee. An appeal was
taken to Washington, and the de
cision of the local office was af-
firmed
plant states that nearly all the fruit
left in cold storage has been sold,
the season in which cold storage is
used usually ending June /. There
is still a quantity of fancy fruits and
berries frozen in ice or kept in the
cooling rooms, which will be used
for exhibits at the state fair and
other fruit shows.
The insane man captured in the
Selah valley gives his name as Manly
Mckee and claims to be from Cald-
we'll, o. When arrested Mckee had
$145 on his person. He was brought
to the city and lodged in the county
Jail. At a late hour last night he
showed signs of recovery and the
authorities think he can be turned
loose in a few days.
Jacob Wise, brother of G. e. Wise,
the West Side contractor. left the
city Sunday morning for his home at
Garnet, Kansas. Mr.. Wise received
a telegram early Sunday morning
stating that some of his eastern
friends were visiting at his home and
he fastened his preparations for de-
parting. He has been in the city
visiting his brother for about two
months.
The Modern Woodmen of America
and numbers of Royal Neighbors
assembled in the I. o. o. F. hall Sun
day at 10 O'Clock and marched in
body to the First Presbyterian
church, where the memorial address
was delivered by Rev. F. l.. Hayden.
After the sermon the members OF
tn camp marched in double column
to the west side, where teams were
awaiting to take them to the ceme-
terry. Owing to the rain the crowd
was small.
A summer school for the benefit
of teachers wishing to prepare for
the fall examinations will be held in
North Yakima beginning June 25th.
County Superintendent of Schools
Jacobson, assisted by Professors
McIlvanie and Curtiss, will have
charge and are preparing for large
attendance.
Mrs. Fred Achelpohl died at her
home on the Ahtanum Thursday
night. The deceased was So years
of age. She was the wife of Fred