The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-09-26
Local Notes..

Lieut.. o. D. Huxtable has return
ed from Sea Girt, where he took
part in the national match.
Mrs. VIM. Dickerson of Los Ange-
les Is visiting in the city. She is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ.
Spain.
Mrs. Paul Grimes has brought suis
for divorce against Alex. Paul
Grimes on the ground OF abandon
ment and non support.
Died, at the hospital, September
81, 1906, Charles Fowler. an old
man 50 years old and county
charge. The funeral will be from
Flint-Shaw parlors at 10 a. m. to-
day.
Miss Harietta krause, who will
teach German in the high school dur
ing the coming year, arrived Friday
morning from Minnesota and is the
guest of Miss Van Slyke of the Yaki-
ma Business College.
Corporal E. NJ. Hatton of Co. "D"
stationed at Seattle and an old mem
Der of the local militia company, Is
In the city visiting his old friends.
Corporal Hatton is on his way home
from Sea Grit, N. J.
Harry Jones and George Corrnett
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the former to enter Ann Arbor and
the later to continue his study of
medicine at the Northwestern Uni
versity of Chicago.
Mrs. E. A. Levins of Goldendale,
mother of Mrs. John Edwards, is
spending few days in the city.
Mrs. Ortis Hamilton, wife of Ad-
jutant General Hamilton, accom-
panied by her daughter Helen, are
in the city for few days, the guests
OF Mrs. w. l.. Lemon.
Miss Carrie Young wishes to ex-
press her thanks for the nomination
rendered her as county superintend-
emit by the Democratic party, but
most respectfully declines the nomi-
nation.
l.. B. Bissell the young architect
who superintendent the completion
OF St. Joseph's Catholic churcn mas
charge of the erection of a four
thousand dollar residence on South
3rd street, for E. M. Smithers, of
Roslyn.
A. B. Cline is enjoying visit from
his brother and sister-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. G. e. Cline. Mr.. Cline is
general freight and passenger agent
of the Washington, Idaho and Mon
tana railroad, and is in this state
to look into the coal situation for
his road.
j. c. Bohannan, the man who
John J. Lynch had SO much trouble
with down on the reservation, was
arraigned in Judge Taggard's court
Monday afternoon. After the hear
ing of all the evidence Bohannan
and his bond placed at $3.50 cash.
One of the meat wagons of the
Columbia marke: suffered severity in
a runaway last Sunday about fifteen
miles out on The Ahtanum road. The
aorses became unmanageable and
ran down a s.cep grade, the tongue
and other parts of the wagon were
pretty badly demolished, but the
horses and driver escaped uninjured.
Word was received here Wednes-
day of the marriage of Henry Otter
to Miss Bessie Marsh at Port Town
send, the wedding taking place Tues
day evening. Henry Otter is a
pioneer of this valley ahd is the
father of the merchants here. Phil.
A. and Joseph Dl:ter. Mr.. and Nc.
Henry Otter will return here after
a short wedding tour and make this
city their home.
Bud Anderson has moved his
family to North Yakima. Mr.. And
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nyside branch line train operating
between North Yakima and Sunny
side and as a consequence he was
compelled to dispose OF his home
here and move to North Yakima.
Mrs. Anderson will be greatly missed
among her large circle OF friends in
this city and her future visits here
will be looked forward to with pleas
ure.-Ellensburg Localizer.
Will Owen, an employee of the
Herald press room. met with a pain
full accident Tuesday, his hand being
caught is the Job press he was feed
ing. No bones were broken, and the
hand will not be long in healing, 1t
is thought. A popularity Of the ac-
cident Is that the press was broken,
requiring several hours work by
machinist to repair 1t.
F. Stanley Millichamp, proprietor
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