The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-10-02


j. r. Handsaker and wife, after an
extended visit in California and else
where, are at home again and will
reopen their real estate office at IA
South Second street, where they are
in hopes of meeting their old friends
and making some new ones.
c. f. Schroeder has purchased the
business of the West Side Cycle Co.
at 16 West Yakima avenue, and will
continue the business at the old
stand.
+. Sutor has purchased the bust
ness Of the Electric Cleaning works
on the West Side and will continue
the business at the old number, IA
West Yakima avenue.
Among the recent arrivals at the
sanitarium is Mrs. W. o. Bradbury
of North Second street.
Mrs. Frank Ridenbeck, who has
been undergoing treatment at the
sanitarium. left for her home at
Naches City recently.
In Judge Preble's court Tuesday
Mary Davis, the young daughter of
Mrs. Davis of Granger, who was ar
raigned on the charge of incorrigi-
witnesses, due to an error in the no.
tice of the trial sent them.
The many friends of Judge Tag
gard will be pleased to learn that his
condition following an operation for
cancer of the eye is improving rap
idly and that he is making much bet
ter progress than was expected.
Mrs. Angus of Prosser is registered
at the Yakima hotel
S. w. Ormsby of Seattle is stop
ping at the Yakima hotel.
j. o. Ladd of Spokane is in the
city, staying at the Yakima hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Babcock of Eas-
ton are guests at the Yakima hotel.
The condition of Mrs. Taft. wife
of DR.. c. j. Taft, VINO has been i'll
for some time, is reported to be i'm
proving.
Mary j. Wallace of Sunnyside is
ia guest at the Yakima hotel.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. oWoden of Sc
attic are stopping at the Yakima no.
tel.
Judge Preble will pass sentence in
a few days on John Waters, one of
the men arrested for burglarizing
the Mckee Hardware store early last
Saturday morning and who plead
guilty when arraigned in court Tues
day.
A number of non-jury cases will
be heard by Judge Preble in the SUI
perior court on October A. For those
cases in which he is disqualified, his
place will be filled by Judge Kauff-
man of Ellensburg.
Riverside drainage district No. :
was established at a meeting of the
commissioners held Tuesday.
\ warrant was sworn cut Tuesday
by the state of Washington VS.. John
Doe on the charge OF petit larceny
in the sum of 500.
TO recover 5000 alleged to have
been spent for a wedding trousseau
and also for travelling expenses, suit
was filed II the superior court Tues
day by Anna Lonqquist against Al
fred d. Johnson, administrator of
the estate Of Carl T. Johnson. John
son. before he died, was her fiance
According 10 the complaint the
plaintiff and the deceased had been
sweethearts for many years in
Sweden, their native land, before
coming to this country, and that af-
ter both parties had come to America
Johnson had proposed to her by
mail and that she had not only ac-
cepted his offer of marriage, but had
also purchased ticket to North Yak
ina, only to find that Johnson had
met death from injuries received
while employed in the harvest fields
near here last June 1t is on the
grounds that she had incurred a large
expense coming west and making
preparations for the wedding that
the suit was filed.
d. i. Druse has sold two 5-acre
tracts to eastern parties within the
past week. One 5-acre Mob Hill
tract went to d. Pettet of Geneva
Lake, Wis, at $1,000 per acre, and
the other to Geo. Slade, whose home
is in Iowa. Mr.. Slade will come here
to remain permanently in the spring,
while Mr.. Pettet will return within a
year. Both tracts have new orch
ards.
Mr.. Rhodes, a member of the firm
OF Rhodes Bros, department store,