The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-06-06
Local Notes.

B. Miller went to Prosser yester-
day, where he will spend two months
improving his ranch.
G. A. Raven, who is connect I'd
with the North Coast railroad, ar
rived yesterday from the east.
Mrs. DR.. Elwood of Tygh Valley,
Ore, is here on visit to her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Hatfield of Cap
itol Hill.
M. v. Albright of Port Angeles Is
in the city visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Powelson. Mr.. Albright is
looking for a business location.
Paul Kruger has accepted the in
vitation to deliver the Fourth of
July address at Tampico. Mr..
Kruger made an address there la It
year, and was chosen as the speaker
this year by unanimous consent.
Stanley Coffin left Saturday for
Trinidad via Ellensburg, where he
will look over the large holdings of
the Coffin-Babcock Land company.
Ben Kohls left recently for his old
home in Minnesota. He will play
ball this summer with his old team,
with which he did some of his first
good playing.
All those who have not paid their
taxes will now have Is per cent
added to them. The delinquent
taxes are small in amount this year,
much less than last year.
An application has been filed with
the court for the dissolution and dis
Incorporation of the Jones-Gandy
company, Mr. Jones buying out his
partners interest and assuming con-
troll of the firm.
Mrs. Anna M. Kincaid was grant
ed divorce Saturday from her hus-
band, Samuel Kincaid, of the All
tanum. The grounds for complaint
were cruelty and threats against the
compliments life.
Frank Nagler has disbanded the
Nagler band. Mr.. Nagler has spent
many years in drilling the boys and
finally concluded that their services
were so little appreciated that they
could not continue to practice.
The North Coast Railroad COM
pany filed deeds in the auditors Of
fee yesterday whereby eighteen lots
were decided from A. G.. Smith of
Spokane to Walter Barnes Of New
York. The consideration aggre-
gated $44,46S.
Invitations are out for ball IL
be given by the Young Mems cluD
of this city at Wisconsin hall on the
evening of June s. Wright's orches-
ira will furnish the music. These
balls have been very popular the past
season among the dance loving pub
lie.
w. H. Wyman's horse, while be-
ing shod in a Front street shop
Saturday, broke loose and ran away.
In his flight rope caught and threw
him, breaking his leg He was so
badly injured that Officer Villaume
was called and ended his suffering
with bullet.
Arthur Coffin made business
trip to Mabton Saturday Coffin
Bros. purchased from F. G. Hall,
trustee, the general merchandise
stock, implements, ETC., of the Yaki-
ma Valley Trading company and will
add it to the stock of the Mabton
Supply company.
Franz j. Proske and Miss Mary
Bunchek, the former native of Ger
many and the latter Of Russia, were
united in marriage Saturday at noon
by Rev. Rose at the Christian par
sonage. The young people live at
Black Rock, thirty miles east OF
North Yakima.
Inquiry was made at the Northern
Pacific depot last night relative to
the washout of the railroad tracks
in the Umatilla valley. All east
bound trains on the Northern Pa
cifc are running on schedule time
without interruption. No informa-
ton was available at the Northern
Pacific office regarding the o. R. 4
N. line.
The memorial services of the w.
o. w. will be held at the cemetery
today at o'clock. All the monu-
ments that have been erected during
the past year will be unveiled. Ira
M. Krutx will deliver the memorial
address. The public Is invited to at
tend. and all Woodmen are invited
to be at the Wisconsin hall at 1889
to prepare for the ceremonies.
G. M. Mcdonald has sold his neat
little five-acre tract and home near
the power house to Paul Bryant OF
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