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

took out a hunters license Tuesday.
T. A. Miller has returned to Taco
ma after a short business trip to the
city.
Mrs. Agnes Fraser is guest of
Mrs. +. w. Nagler, or North Third
street.
A marriage license was taken out
Tuesday by A. J. Allison and Mrs.
Mary Blake.
Shirley Parker left Thursday af-
ternoon for Seattle to resume his
studies in the state university.
r. h. Gascoigne of Chicago has
taken charge of the monograph de-
partment of the d. S. Johnston
Music Co.
Thomas Constance from Seattle
has opened small confectionery
store on North Front street next to
the brewery.
Miss Pear E. W.nkley, popular
young lady of Seattle, is here, the
guest of the Misses Suzanne md
Mary Erwin of POI North Natchez
Virgil Dudley, who has been on
the North Coast Survey near Ritz
vile all summer is at home prepar-
ing to enter the state college at Pull
mai.
Miss Harriet Smith left yesterday
afternoon for Los Angeles, where
she was called by a message an
nouncing the serious illness of her
sister.
Died. at her home on South Ia
coma avenue in North Yakima, Mrs.
Anna Schlefreit, September "a, 1906.
Flint-Shaw prepared the body for
burial.
Oliver c. Edwards was arrested
yesterday evening at the instance of
VIM. G. Dodds, who charged him
with the use of language tending to
provoke an assault.
Among the teachers arriving in
the city Thursday were Miss Henriet-
ia Krause, who will teach German in
the high school and Miss Mabel q.
Smith, teacher of latin.
Miss Emily Spalenka, teacher Of
drawing in the North Yakima public
schools, has returned home from
Stevens Point, Wis, where she
spent her summers vacation.
Guy c. Wallace, formerly in the
hardware business in this city, now
of Los Angeles, CAL, is in the city.
Mr.. Wallace has some real estate in
vestments here which he is looking
after.
Through an unintentional error
the initials of the Mr.. Walker, ar
rested at the instance of his wife,
were printed in yesterdays Herald as
S. A. The gentleman referred to
was ]. A. Walker.
Miss Edith Grady arrived from
Chippewa Falls, Wis, Wednesday
afternoon. She will teach in the
North Yakima schools this year.
Miss Grady is a sister of Asst Pro-
scouting Attorney Grady.
e s. Hill of the Mckee has pu;-
chased the residence of Howa d
Thomrs on, the music dealer on
South Third street, through the Iii
land Real Estate company. The eon-
sideration is given as $4,000.
John Hadley's son, Charles, half
breed Indian, living on the reserva-
ton died of consumption on the 25th
of September The body will be
buried at Fort Simcoe, A. j. Shaw
Il Sons prepared the body for burial.
John Dorset. aged 54 years, died
Tuesday afternoon of tuberculosis at
his home on the school section, where
he had resided for fifteen years.
The funeral will be held this after
noon from the undertaking parlors
of Shaw & Sons.
Last weeks Real Estate sales were
reported by Clark & Young as fol-
lows: Lots II, and ~ in block All
on Capitol Hill from w. G. Winner to
G. A. Stewart for $1,000; House and
lot on South Reed avenue, from Alvin
S. Burrill to H. l.. Webster, Sunny
side for $500; 10 acres on Mob Hill
belonging to Van Sernurn, to Jay
Yardy of Tacoma for $1,000. Mr..
Yardy intends to build an up to date
orchard on the place.