The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-07-11

/ ting Will commence in few days
now"
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Barnett and chill
dren will leave for a couple of weeks
! outing at Lake Kachees.
/ Miss Mabel Ritchie wo at t. Gle Elum
yesterday to spend few days visiting
her uncle, C. w. Badger.
Mrs. J. 7. Bragg and children left
here Sunday for Seattle, where they
will spend their vacation.
C. w. Badger came in from Gle Eli N
sunday. accompanied by his son, Will
ie. who will visit John Ri.chie.
W. L. Dimmick and wife went to
Easton Sunday from which place they
will go out to the lakes to spend their
vacation.
Mrs. G. F. Needham and daughter.
Nina. arrived in the city Sunday from
Battle Creek, Mich. They expect to
make this their home
Curtiss Hayes of the Natchez was
thrown from a horse last Saturday and
badly bruised about the shoulders His
injuries are not serious.
George Hiscocls of Syracuse, N. Y,
! arrived in the city Yesterday. He will
stop for the present with his cousin,
Dell Hiscock. of the Mckee.
A. A. Doty. one of the proprietors
of the Yakima barber shop, went to
Green River Hot Springs yesterday to
SPEND a few days outing.
| The Dudley Shoe company has Just
added a machine to it's repairing de-
partment, which is said to be the
finest of its kind and the only one of
that capacity in the state, in fact, in
the entire northwest It IS a FLEMING
sewing machine and is a massive piece
of machinery, which will do the work
of large number of men by the old
hand method.
| Attorney f. A. Luse and Attorney
V. Snyder returned from the reserva-
ton Soda Springs Saturday evening,
where they spent several days on an
outing.
! The Home Comfort stables opened a
stage line between the city and Soda
| Springs which will be run every Mon
day. Thursday and Saturday.
/ Born. at North Yakima Saturday
June %. to Mr.. and Mrs. JOS Otter, a
daughter. Mrs. Otter was formerly
Miss Alma Schanno of this city.-The
/ Dalles Chronicle.
! John Michels and family leave this
morning for Easton to go into camp
at Lake Kachees for the summer. Mr.
Michels will return home after seeing
the family comfortably located.
Miles Cannon left Saturday night on
an extended trip through the east. He
expects to be gone about month and
will visit many of the historic and i'm.
portant points before returning.
Dan Stanton, manager of the Tigers
went to Tacoma Sunday where he will
spend two weeks visiting his folks
During his absence Nelson will assume
the duties of managing the Tigers
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Lombard left for
Moclips Sunday, where they will spend
their vacation at their summer home
They were accompanied by Charles and
June Richardson. who will also stor
with them.
F. M. Witt and family and Fred
Thompson went to Soda Springs yes.
terday via Home Comfort stage. Mrs
Witt expects to remain up there dur
ing the hot weather on account of the
baby's health.
There has been a radical raise ir
|
the fruit jumped 81 a crate. A great
shortage is reported in Seattle and
Portland. Orders have been sent out
to get them at any cost.
The following new cases were filed
in the clerks office Monday: Nelson
Smith VS.. Mary A. Kruse. to recover
on promissory note; H. Allenberg VS.
Chas. w. Duffy. on a promissory note
Marie c. Peterson vs.. f. Chenaur.
On account Of the i'll health of his
wife. WILDER Crocker, who has acted
in the capacity of deputy county audi.
tor for the past three years. will leave
here as soon as he can close up his
business interests for Spokane.
Sixteen members of the Modern
Woodmen of America left here Satur.
day evening at 1880 and drove over.
land to Zillah, where they initiated 6
large class into the mysteries Of the
order. Among those that went from
here was A. f. Baldoser, who was not
a member when he left here but was
a full-fiedged one before he returned
The boys sprung a grand surprise or
Mr.. Baldoser by initiating him dowr
/ there. The party arrived in Zillah al
1880 p. m. and was greeted with 6
grand display of fireworks that lit VI
the sky for nearly half an hour. AT.
ter the fireworks the crowd repaired
to the hall, where a very interesting
and spirited initiation was carried on
The initiatory work lasted until :
o'clock in the morning. After thi.
part of the program was concluded
the boys were banqueted by the Roya
iseighbors. The table fairly groanet
beneath the weight of the bountifu
and dainty dishes that were placed up
on 1t. The party arrived in this cit,
at o'clock Sunday morning. The fol
lowing is list of those who went: o
Beck. P. g. Kruger W. Forbes, w
Allsbury, F. J. Allen, w. Flanary. f
Connant. r. Butler. ]. Avery }. Dodd
c. whithead, c. Gleason, A. E. Baldosel
and N. E. Hutchinson.
Col. Hewlett Notified of Appointment
Col 7, G HOwlett who for savara