The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-08-15

place in this valley and finds few OF
the old land marks.
ON Monday the following hunters
licenses We're issued at the county aud
itor's ofrioe G. NJ Durham. c. b.
Scott sumner Scott, VIII Kincade, L.
d. Pierce J. NJ. Ried, Aaron Shanks,
VIM. II. Horsley, Chas Vettner and r.
w. Scott Of North Yakima, and r. A.
oBren of Mabton.
T. W.Davls, state coal commissioner
for the state of Michigan. left here
Monday afternoon for his home after
| having spent a week here as the guest
of his cousin J. d. John. While here
Mr.. Davis purchased 90 acre farm
from II. ]. Scallage and Will in all
probability reside here in the near fu-
ture.
Or. Crompton while out with his
automobile last Friday on the Natchez
road, lost the tread of one of the tires.
He did not discover it until the next
morning, when he retraced the road,
but was unable to locate the missing
leather If the finder will kindly re-
turn the same to the doctor his kind
ness will be appreciated.
3 IQAnudrlOn
completed for a neat residence which
1 he is having built on walla walla
avenue. The foundation is all of ce-
ment with a solid cement basement.
This street IS building UP In a wonder
full manner and promises to be one of
he finest residence portions of the city.
At present there are no less than a
dozen residences going up In that i'm
mediate vicinity
Judge Henry Smith returned to Ros-
iyr. Monday after having spent several
days here with his brother, Ed Smith.
os Hector, Ill The judges brother
SAID ne had passed through here a
number of times but had an impression
the country was very wild. After be-
ing driven through the entire valley
he pronounced it the finest he had ever
seen and is thinking Of returning and
making some investments. The fruit
raised here made a lasting impression
on the mind Of Mr.. Ed Smith.
A very pretty wedding occurred
Monday evening at o'clock at p
North Kitttas avenue, when Guy r.
Lyons ana Miss Emily F. Rock were
united in marriage by Judge Taggard
in the presence Of number of their
relatives and intimate friends. Tha
bride was prettlly gowned in white
and was unattended. After the cere-
mony a delicious supper was served to
those present The young people are
both residents Of the Nile and VIII re-
turn there today ana take UP their res
dence.
Alice, the little months old child
Of Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Mohr, died at
the home Of her parents Thursday eve
ming at 10 o'clock from cholera in
fantum. The funeral was held at the
residence Friday afternoon at o'clock
and intermenJ was made in the Ia
homa cemetery. The father of the de-
ceased child is well known in this
city, He conducts 4 cabinet shop Oh
Front street Their many aequaintances
extend to the bereaved family their
tenderest sympathies
L. e. SeulIy and wife are I'll the city
from Spokane Mr. SculIy is one of
the faculty az this Washington Cor
respoudenee school, ana IS here inter-
esting the public In the matter The
school is new but has already attained
a reputation for thoroughness and fair
'tttiAa4teat ~ ~ t4AthilE Il specially OF
some new features among which Is
the dressmaking course. To Introduce
this feature 70 the ladies OF this city
IS the real object of Mr.. Scullys visit
to North Yakima He will be here
some time. Those wishing to see him
can 40 So at the Wilcox room is.
wiu he Credit to city.
The work on the new Pacific hotel
is progressing very rapidly. The third
story is almost completed and the
downstairs is being thoroughly reno
deled. The office has been changed
and the dining room also.
The contractors have agreed to have
the work finished by the first Of the
month, and Mr.. Turnell says they Will
be fully prepared to care for the trav-
cling public by fair week When COM
pleted, this motel will be one of the
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