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

| Seattle Times circulation of this
city.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. J. Bywater, Mr..
and Mrs. G.. A. Graham and Mr.. and
Mrs. C. G. Case will be at home at
st. Michael's rectory, South Match
ez Thursday evening. Nov. ) from s
until l l O'Clock.
Congressman Jones and his family
will take up their residence in Wash
ington soon after election, as Mr..
Jones wishes to be at the capitol a
little while before the regular ses-
sion commences.
]. C. MCLAUGHLIN and his son re-
turn to their old home in Toronto,
Canada, Wednesday. Mr.. Nc
Lauchlin has sod his ranch in Tie
Mckee and seems glad to be going
back where his old friends are.
DR.. George T.. Fell has re urned
from his eastern trip and is again in
his offices in the Mullins building.
He expects some of his Buffalo
friends out here as result of tae
boosting he did While with them.
A large number OF people from
|
| The traffic is very heavy just now,
owing to the elimination of cheap
rates after the first OF the year as
result of the new railway rate
law.
Edward Taylor, prosperous
young rancher Of Toppenisn, and
Miss Myrtle E. Jacobs of Zillah were
married Monday afternoon at the
Christian parsonage by Rev. Morton
l.. Rose They will make their home
at Toppensh.
Mrs. A. F. Smelling entertained ten
of her friends at her home, COZ
North Fourth street in honor of her
sister. Mrs. Voorhees, Wednesday
evening. Music and games furnish
ed the entertainment OF the evening.
Suitable refreshments were served.
Bonnie Brae has moved-not the
addition but the office. Mr.. Hand
sacker has constructed an office, not
exactly skyscraper. but comfort
able. neat little place, at ii South
Second street. and will hereafter
dispense real estate from his new
place of business.
Plumbers and other mechanics are
agitating higher wage scale at
present. The plumbers want s. y
day and according to the rules of the
Spokane union are not allowed TO fin
ish job as quickly as possible. but
are required to take certain length
of time on eacn piece of work.
A marriage license was granted IL
Edward FRANCISCO and Miss Minnie
E. Dunbar Friday Miss Dunbar is
the youngest lady who as applied
for license in the last six months,
being only Is years of age and ac-
companied by her mother. who di-
rected the auditor to issue the per-
nit
The young ladies of 81. Joseph :
church will give card party Thurs
day evening in the priests home ad.
! Joining the church. Refreshments
will be served. All who want a good
time will surrey not miss this even
as the ladies' have planned to make Il
one of the principal events of tbs
, season.
The Cascade mill will not close
the 10th as was announced. Enough
logs to keep the plant running fo'
month or so yet were floated down
during the recent high water II
the flood will hold for few days
i, more the mill will have sufficien'
/ number of logs to keep 1t going all
! winter.
Harry Mitchell has closed con
, tract with Garrett brothers for the
new brick building to be erected or
the corner of Moxee and Yakim'
, avenues. The place will be used rs
a garage by the Yakima automobile
company and will be fitted up II
the most modern manner by an ex
pert from Seattle.
| Mrs. Emma J. Ramford. aged As
} died of dropsv Wednesday at hei
J home, 100 North Rainier. She
) leaves two grown daughters. one o