The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-07-04


tanned her class at her home on north
Sixth street Monday evening.
Mrs. W. F. Prosser and daughter
Margaret returned to Seattle Sunday
after several days visit with the
family of Attorney Snively.
Mrs. George Donald and mother, Mrs.
Porter, and Miss Mckee left here yes
terday for Victoria. where they will
spend some time visiting friends.
Mrs. G. Oldenburg of 10 North All
tanum avenue, leaves this morning for
Caldwell, Idaho. on a visit of a month
or six weeks with her parents.
Billy Allen, who has been taking a
course Of dentistry. is in the city. He
is the guest of Wesley Cane, and ex-
poets to remain until after the Fourth
O. f. williafs. the popular barber Of
Roslyn, stopped off here for day
while en- route to Walla Walla. He
left yesterday afternoon for the lat
ter place.
Miss Cora Hill will leave Monday
for North Yakima to spend the Fourth
with her parents. Master Georgia
Martin will accompany her.-Ellens-
burg Localizer.
Chas. B. Cox spent Sunday in Gle
Elum with his fishing rod. He brought
back twenty-five large trout, some of
which measured thirty inchest and
weighed ten pounds.
The following new cases were fled
U. s. Stewart VS.. W. II. Stutsman ct
al, a quit title suit, and Anna Il. Nc
Neel VS.. Benjamin McNeel. a divorce
case, which was granted.
Joe CARGO of Fruitvale. who was
severely injured last Friday by his
horse turning a summersault and fall :.
ing on him. is improving, and it is
Thought that he will recover.
A workman on the Pacific hotel
building was struck by breaking ca
BILE yesterday and rendered senseless
for about twenty minues. 1t is said
that he will be able to resume his work
today.
Attorney H. j. Snively returned from
Prosser yesterday afternoon, where he
had been on professional business. Mr..
| Snively will be chief counsel in the
! libel suit of Benson VS.. Boardman at
| Prosser.
| Frank Horsley and Thomas Redfeld,
| jury commissioners were in session
yesterday filing the box with names of
new jurors for the next term of court.
A report will he made Judge Rigg on
the 10th by the commissioners.
| Judge John II. Lynch leaves this
week for a several weeks business
trip in Idaho. During his absence
Mr.. Lynch's business will be looked
after by F. G. Kemp. an attorney re-
Gently graduated from Ann Arbor
William Duffy of Shakopee, Mimi.
editor of the Scott County Argus. ar
rived in the city Saturday en- route
from points on the Sound to his home.
He is very much impressed with the
country. He left yesterday afternoon.
| Mrs. Bright and daughter, Julia,
who have been in the city visiting with
Mrs. J. r. McWhinney. returned to
their home yesterday afternoon to Top
penish. Miss Alice McWhinney accom-
panied them. She will spend the
Fourth there.
r. Phillips, residing near the power
house, suffered severely last Monday
by being thrown from his wagon. The
horse became frightened and started
to run, precipitating Mr.. Phillips upon
| the ground. he WAS pttuiy iHJui GU
about the head.
| r. H. Stansfeld came down from
Canyon siding yesterday morning and
returned in the AFTERNOON. He said it
is very pleasant up there. The Their
mometer registered only 81 in the sun,
and there is always nice cool breeze
sweeping through the canyon.
| Miles Darr of the Mckee is very hap
Ply over the arrival of a son Friday
night, June 2S, 1906.