The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-08-29

Lester Comm Is over from Lewiston,
Idaho, spending a few days here.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Brewer OF Spo-
kane are visiting relatives in the city.
Mrs. A. J. Huntington left Satur-
day afternoon for Moclips. where she
will spend a couple Of weeks.
| Hunters licenses were issued to the
following Tuesday by the county
auditor: Francis Nash. DR.. p. Frank,
DR.. West. J. Newenhaff. North Yaki.
ma: Ben Rolfe and John Bardue Of
Granger.
| Three DRINKS were brought before
Judge Doust Tuesday. These were
dismissed with light fines. Dummy"
Sparks is still in durance vile and It
4, is said that he will be sent to the re-
form school.
Died--On August 81. 1906, in the
Mckee valley, Martenes Glide, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Glide. The body
was prepared for burial by A. ]. Shaw
& Sons. Interment will be in the
Mckee cemetery.
! A party composed Of Mr.. and Mrs.
woodie Brewer, Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton
Brewer. Mrs. r. Brewer. Misses Ruby
Bullan and Minnie Jewell and Leslie
Rosser returned Friday evening from
a weeks outing on the 4,ile.
Many strange requests come to the
prosecuting attorneys office, but the
strangest one on record came in Tues
day morning, when gentlemanly
Chinese came in seeking permission
to run a little "plivate glame" IN the
city.
The choir of st. Michaers Episcopal
church is requested to meet at 1880
Thursday evening for rehearsal. Sum
day the fall services will begin with
the usual morning program. The choir
is urged to make special effort to be
rpesent at the rehearsal and also the
opening service.
Rev. DR.. Webb and wife have re-
turned from Ocean Park on the Pa
cific Bench, where they spent six de-
lightful weeks. The temperature is
up in the sixties. The Dr. was called
upon to preach each week, which en-
HANGED his happiness.
| Lew Buchholtz returned last even
ing on No. from Ellensburg, having
in charge Hawkins, wanted here for
obtaining money by embezzlement.
The prisoner has a thirty-da sentence
for some misdemeanor against him in
Ellensburg, which was suspended dur
7, ing good behavior.
| The w. c. T. U. will give an ice
cream social at the Christian churcn
Wednesday evening. the proceeds to
go to the Y. M. c. A. fund. All inter-
ested in either of the above organiza-
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and do their part in helping the ladies
in their good work.
Miss Gertrude Rebel and Miss Ger
trude Dressly left here Tuesday for
Seattle. Miss Dressly will make her
home in Seattle and Miss Rebel will
visit there for couple of weeks.
These young ladies are recent arrivals
from Wisconsin and are delighted with
the country and people they have met
| in the west.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Angle of Chi
cago. who have beeh visiting here for
several days with their neice. Mrs. w.
l.. Thompson, and Mrs. Theo. Weis-
burge, left Tuesday afternoon for Sc
attic to spend few days before start
| ing for their home in the east. They
We're very favorably impressed with
this country and expect to return at
some future date.
Mrs. J. B. Burns and Miss Ethel
Burns returned Tuesday night from
their vacation, which has been spent
at Alki Point, with the exception OF a
couple of weeks at Green River Hot
| Springs, where Mrs. Burns was in at
tendance at the bedside of Alfred, who
underwent an operation. Miss Ethel
took a three weeks cruise up Hoods
canal while away.
Fred Schleif, who was brought into
Judge Taggard's court to answer to n
charge sworn out by C. r. King of OBJ
structing the highway with waste wa
/ ter, was released Tuesday morning
as he showed that the obstruction was
through no fault of his, but simply due
to the fact that he himself had been
flooded out by some one above him.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Brewer left the
city on their way to their home in
Spokane Tuesday afternoon. They
have been visiting with Mrs. Brewers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Strauss. and
Mr.. Brewers brother, A. w. Brewer.
A good deal of their stay here was
spent in making a trip to the hills.
Mr.. Brewer will return to his position
with the John W. Graham Stationery
company, where he has been for some
time.