The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-11-14

IN MS recent tour in central and
southern states DR. Webb was with
in the borders of fifteen states,
travelling 5000 miles, being absent
nearly two months. The last two
weeks were spent in revival meetings
at Newport. Washington on the Ida
no state line, where he witnessed
a precious and beautiful work of
grace.
II. J. Snively has appealed the
case of Henry Berg against n. L.
Wiley, and taken it to the superior
court.
Wyman & Fraser got a Judgment
against A. II. Rambler in the sum of
100000 Tuesday in the superior
court. Hull & Udell were their at
| torneys.
Arthur c. Pierce was in the city
from his homestead near Zillah
Tuesday evening. When he heard of
the result of the trials of the Dy-
mond brothers he expressed himself
as much relieved. Twice, in the
last year has his cabin been broken
into and every article of value car
ried away. The first time he had a
crate of windows for his new house
and the invaders deliberately step
ped in each section of the sash and
them broke the frames. He thinks
that If the Dymonds were not the
thieves their fate will have a salu-
tary effect on other offenders.
Mrs. T. n. Richardson is very sick at
the family home on Ahtanum avenue.
]. H. Atkinson, Sunnvside con-
tractor, is in the city serving as a
Juror.
Sherman Ludlow has taken his fam
iiv and moved onto his ranch near
Twin Falls
Mrs. c. G.. Fletcher Of North
Third street is suffering from an at
tack of pneumonia.
q. r. Farra1, a rancher Of the Riv
erside corntrv. was transacting bust
ness in the city Monday
r. r. Shardlow went to Hot Springs,
| Oregon. Thursday morning to take
treatment for rheumatism.
Owen Jones has moved into the
house formerly occupied by Sherman
Ludlow on North Natchez avenue.
There will no a practice game of
basketball between two teams of the
NJ. G. Y. tonight at the navilion.
from tonnenish Monday morning
Mr. Grant has been drawn as a Juror.
After short visit with his family.
F. A. Huns'ey, state horticultural
Inspector. returned to Tacoma Sun
day
Postmaster and Mrs. f. TT. Taylor
of Yakima City are the proud parents
of a daughter, which arrived at their
home Nov. 5.
Manaham have gone into business to-
gether and opened the Yakima Foun-
dry and Machine shop.
Frank Butler, aged co, died at the
hospital Sunday afternoon. He will
he buried Tuesday from the Flint
Shaw undertaking parlors.
Samuel J. Cameron left on No 3
Monday morning for the Sound. Be-
fore returning he will visit Portland,
Pendleton and other Oregon points.
Mrs. r. Sampson, who with Mr..
Sampson recently returned from Mon
tana. is reported quite sick at the
home of Mrs Harris on Ahtanum
avenue.
gregational churches will meet at
their church in this city this after
noon and evening. Many addresses
will be given by outside pastors of
the church.
w B. Presby, who will be remem-
bered in this city as the man who was
charged with taking Illegal fees while
land commissioner. has been elected
to the state legislature.
Captain Thomas will resume his
real estate business which was inter-
rupted by his temporary illness. For
the time being he will occupy office
room with F. NJ. Wit on South First
street
The Yakima Association of Con-
c. f. Spencer's car of household
goods arrived Friday from Boone,
Iowa. Mr.. Spencer has found a suita-
BILE home for the purchase of which
he Is negotiating, having concluded
there is no better place than North
Yakima.
Mrs. J. NJ Burnett of Silverton,
Oregon, arrived in the city Sunday
afternoon. She went up the Nat
chez Monday, where she will spend
two weeks visiting with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Charles Clark
The books of the Inter-Valley Trac-
ton company are soon to be opened to
the public. Already 100000 worth of
the stock has been sold and it is