The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-03-14

Ludington. Mich. looking over the
valley. Mr. Taylor is in search for
suitable location- He says he viii
decide upon some favorable point
in this state and is inclined TO believe
II viii be one Of the several promis-
ing towns in the Yakima valley.
4 large number of friends and
neighbors Of Mrs. c. r. Heimbaugh.
Is North Ahtanum avenue, gave her
a pleasant surprise party last even
ing The time was passed in social
Intercourse, music and games. after
which fine luncheon was served by
Mrs. Heimhaugh. the party not
breaking up until late hour.
Il. L. Leavitt, manager OF the Or
pheum thesfer. returned from Seat
tie Saturday night He says he has
q big show coming this week On
March 18th Mr.. Leavitt says be will
change the policy Of the orpheum by
Installing q stock company On that
occasion the Colonial Stock company
that is playing al the Savoy theater
in Tacoma will open at the Orpheum.
Leon Cha-ron and wife have been
granted an Injunction restraining
Martha Ellen Clark and John Doe
Clark whose true name is 10 plain
tiff unknown from interfering with
the flow Of water from artesian well
No. 3. The parties in the suit are
residents Of the upper Mckee valley.
where the water for irrigation pur-
poses j. largely obtained from Aow-
ing wells.
Last FRIDAY 4. c. kohls Pat Jor-
dan and Thomas Maloney went 70
Mapato on a Specializing expedition
Between The three they purchased
ten business lots Before leaving
there the same DAY. they bought.
they could have sold their newly ac-
Quire1 possessions al good margin
Of profit Mr kohls says. The
prospect for that community is look
ing very favorable Friday the
Wapato Improvement company sold
over $4,000 worth Of city property.
Henry Teal. who will be remem-
oered by the old timers in North
Yakima as the assistant cashier Of
the First National bank. spent Satur-
day il the city. This was Mr. Teal's
first visit to Yakima since leaving
here about eight or nine wears ago.
and he was greatly surprised az the
growth of the city He said he was
prepared 10 see many changes, but
had not anticipated such marked i'm
provements in the way OF modern
business blocks and pretty homes.
Nj. Teal is a resident of Portland.
John Cady. a former resident o,
Sunnyside. but now of Brawley. Cal,
sc ~ hn .s- e.
ing after business matters. Mr.. Cady
went 70 the Imperial country about
two years ago. and is now engaged
with Peter Hoyeley in the real es-
tate business. He is very much in
love with the section Of California in
which he is located and says there
are about $50 former Yakimans To-
Gated in that vicinity, all of whom are
doing well. After short visit at
Sunnyside Mr.. Cady will return
home
Mrs. Frank Shardlow and Mrs. F.
c. Clemmer entertained the members
of the company that presented "Un-
der Two Flags" for the benefit of the
Rebekahs last week. at the home of
the latter on Sunday evening. The
guest Of honor was 10 have been Mr..
W. F. Graham, who so diligently
trained the company, but Mr.. Graham
was obliged to be out Of the city.
However a most pleasant time was
b ad. music being a feature of the
evening. Refreshments Of chicken
sandwiches, cake and coffee were
served.
". H. Hofacker. a resident Of FL
lensburg. paid Yakima a visit yes
terday. Mr.. Hofacker won the suit
given as prize by Dick the Taylor
and came down Yesterday TO have It
fitted. He said when interviewed: 81
am well pleased with my prize. II
seems as though fortune was still
smiling on me. ! broke my arm
over three weeks ago while on duty
on an engine for the Northern Pa
cific and I am almost ready for duty.
II was while was laid of that | was
persuaded TO invest in the ticket that
won the Drizp -