The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-11-28
Local Notes

Fort Simcoe Tuesday.
Mis- Ella Pearne of Fort Simcoe
arrived in the city Tuesday
Z. NJ. Taylor of Prosser was Z
business visitor in the city today.
Vestal Snyder is putting in 125
acres to orchard in the Wide Hollow
G. Westfall was up from Topper.
ish Tuesday on a short business trip
l. S. Knight of Toppenish made
the city short business visit Tues
day.
A. r. Mcintosh of the Matches val.
ley transacted business in North Yak
ina Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Beck reg
istered at the Yakima Monday on a
visit to this city.
Mrs. s. A. Brice of White Bluffs
Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Crit
fths on the Ahtanum.
Congressman and Mrs. Wesley L.
Jones and their daughter left for
Washington, d. c., Sunday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Martin OF
Prosser registered at the Bartholet
while visiting friends in the city
Tuesday.
tanned few friends at a duck sup
per at their homes on east c street
Wednesday evening.
A few friends surprised Constant
La Bissoniere at the home of his
father, George La Bissoniere, on Mob
Hill Friday night.
Harry Plumadore, after spending
two weeks at Portland, Tacoma and
Seattle, is again at his accustomed
place in Biron's barber shop.
Monday night Officer Buckley
locked up that we'll known aborigin-
al character Mes Perez Charley fol-
having imbibed too copiousy.
Prof. VanVleit of the Business
College leaves this afternoon to
spend Thanksgiving with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Lockhart, at Sunnyside.
Luella, the three-year-old daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. M. l.. Matter
son, has been very i'll with pneu-
monia, but is improving rapidly
at present.
The Yakima Foundry recently
changed hands and now under the
management of G. M. Applegate, is
prepared to do all kinds of iron and
foundry work.
The new three story structure go
ing up on the avenue has been named
the Empire building, and a large
stone bearing the name has been set
In the front wall.
Mrs. Helen Mary Ferguson took
out her declaration of intention pa
pers Friday. She is native OF
Scotland and has been in this coun-
try four months.
When all his trees are planted DR..
Kloeber of the Green River Hotel
will have 40 acres of peaches and APP
pies in the VIDE Hollow. and los
In the Selah valley
In the absence of Harvey Fry al
Bonner's Ferry on visit to his
mother Homer Gilman of the c. c.
Case drug store is with the Cotton
Fry drug company.
Stella Burke, IA colored woman,
complains to the police that Sunday
night negro entered her home and
stole a savings bank containing
about SIS in small change.
The Second Church of Christ Sci
enlist will hold Thanksgiving SER
vice at II a. m. Thursday, Nov. 20
in rooms l and 2, Odd Fellows hall
Strangers and visitors are welcome
c. G. Lee, brother of Mrs. NJ. Il
Rose, who visited North Yakima las,
summer, was elected district judge
of his county in Iowa at the recent
election. Mr.. Lees home is in Ames
Iowa.
Harvey Fry of the Colton-Fry
Drug company went to Bonner's
Ferry, Idaho, Sunday morning to
visit his mother and brother, f. E
Fry, who is physician at tha
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Leckenby, who
have been visiting Mrs. Leckenby
mother, Mrs. V. A. Erwin of North
Natchez returned to their home ir
Seattle by way of Pasco Friday
morning.
The regular meeting of the w. R
c. will be held Saturday afternoon
December3. Annual election of Of.
ficers. Corps will be called to order
promptly at 1880 by order of the
president.
Returning from The Dalles, where
he had placed two children in school
Indian Jim Charles was found dead
in his buggy near the summit of the
road from Klicitat to Yakima City
on Saturday night.
An appeal in the case of Florence
A. Doust and H. B. Doust versus
Steve Sellen and the American Fish
company has been filed in the county
clerks office by Preble, Gull Davis
attorneys for the defendant.
The six weeks old child of DR.. and
Mrs. Frank Lemon of Wapato died
at that place early Monday morning
The body was brought to thcs place
and will be buried in Tahoma Gene
terry this afternoon.
Deputy Sheriff Lew Bucholt2
brought John Shebast from Ellens
burg Friday morning. He is accus'
ed of numbering another Indian
and had been released on account
of sickness, but failed to turn up fol-
trial.
The improvements and repairs or
the Mckee bridge will cost the coun
ty $500, and it is to be ready fol
crossing in 20 days. The Wapatt
bridge is also to be put in shape II
the same length of time al cost Of