The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-07-31

reported in that locality
The orchestra composed Of Signors
Ristolphi and Genegesse We're at Ca
halan's Saturday evening instead Of
at the Boston store as enormously
stated.
Mrs. Flagg of Missouri is visiting
in Fruitvale, the gGest Of her sister.
Ms. W. j. Harmon Mir Flagg is
expected TO arrive in a few days and
will visit here for some time
Misses Anna T.. Nook. May Nook
and Mabel Merritt, Mrs Mary Nook,
and Messrs Max Nook, Emmett Brown
and eGorge Jeffrey have returned
from their camping trip 10 Big Rat
tlesnake.
Deputy Sheriff Joe Lggett arrived
in the city last evening with T. NJ
Valley. charged with selling scrip up
on which the Yakima Trust ompany
held a chattel mortgage VALLEY was
arrested in Puyallup by the town
marshal
George F. Donald. ST.. president
Of the Yakima National bank, sus-
tanned an injury to his ankle Sun
day which necessitates his remaining
home
Rev. T. II. Jefferson of North Yak
ina has been elected secretary at the
state colored Baptists' convention,
which was held in Spokane last week.
The Rev Mr. Jefferson was also elect
ed general secretary Of a missionary
association formed at the convention.
g. H. Padgham representing the
Elgin creamery Of Spokane was in
the city Yesterday Mr. Padgham Is
stationed ait Sunnyside ana Is Ia
charge of the COMPANY business in
the Yakima valley he says their
business is growing rapidly.
The handsome team belonging to
D. Dazet, proprietor of the saloon on
North First street, ran away Monday
afternoon, and the carriage was dam
aged to some extent The horses
We're found near the st. Paul & Ia
coma Lumber company They ran
into tree and became fast
DR.. and Mrs. Fl. p Pratt Miss
Lowther. Miss Mabel Lowther, Miss
Wilson. Miss Bess Scudder. Miss Lucy
Scudder. Miss Bessie Gamble Miss
Grace Irih. Frank Lowther, Charles
Marsh. Harry IRISH and Mr. Druse
have returned from their 1amping
trip in the upper Naches valley,
where they have been for the past
three weeks.
More men are being secured for
work on the Priest Rapids construc-
ton of the Hanford project. Fifteen
men were shipped yesterday to
Priest Rapids by Harry MacSpadden
Some time ago notices We're issued
from Priest Rapids that no more
men could be used on the construc-
ton work. but present construction
requires the services of more labor
ers.
Mrs. Georgia Thomas left for Sc
attic Sunday for months vacation.
Mr. w A. Baker has succeeded
Mr.. Pulls as manager of the Hull
Hamlet company branch at this
place. They will occupy the build
ing occupied last year by the Thomp-
son Fruit company Mr.. Baker for
the past four years has been con-
nected with the Walla Walla Pro-
duce company.
j. F. Washtok was in the city yes
terday. He states that next winter
he will return to the Yakima valley
with his crew and continue work on
the North Coast At the present time
he is doing contract work for the
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ports ideal conditions in that vicinity.
He left last night for the Sound. Mr..
| Washtok was one of the leading con-
tractors on the North Coast work in
the vicinity of Kiona
Alosyious Probach had his trou-
bles Sunday when, with Ed Merwin
and Lee R. Hazel. he visited the
Naches on a fishing trip. Probach
lapdipp on 6Sh buf
they proved to be the worst of his
troubles hefo.e the day was over He
missed the Yakima and Valley train
and was eompelled TO walk into Yaki-
ma from the new power house and
AIRY his string of fish. He struck
the City about o'clock. Merwin and
Hazel were more lucky and caught
the train.
The State fair to be held at North
Yakima this fall p omises to eclipse
anything of the kind vet attempted.
Kittitas should be well represented
with choice exhibits of her unriyalled
products Ellensburg Localizer
Decree of the divorce of Sarah Ann
| Sloggy VS.. Thomas Erwin Slogsy has
! been filed in the superior court The
decree grants the defendant the priv
Ilege TO visit the chi dren, who were
given into the custody of the plain
| tiff
Perry Summerfield and daughter.
Miss May Summerfeld. are visitors
in the city at the home of -. p
Frank Miss MAY was formerly cash
| Ter in this city for the Singer Sewing
! Machine company and has many
friends here Mr. Snmmerfeld is
the oversear Of the Pierce county
poor farm. near Sumner, Wash.
A new through wire from the Local
Northern Pacific telegraph offices to
Tacoma has been installed This is
the first time that the local Offices
have had a through wire TO Tacoma
| heretofore all messages being lelaye
to that city from Spokane. The new
wire will greatly facilitate railroad
business, il is said
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rasch have
returned from few weeks spent in
California districts They have seen