The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-01-09
Mrs. NJ. N. Richards returned Sat-

Mrs. M. ". Richards returned Sat
urday evening from Chicago.
F. l.. Johnson, vice president of
the Ivanhoe Mining company, will
leave here Sunday morning for the
mines with a force of men.
Fred G. Hutchinson returned the
first of the week from the Sound,
where, with his family, he spent the
holidays. The family is expected
home next week.
| Mrs. Martha Z. Middaugh, age
sc years, passed away at the home
of her daughter. Mrs. c. A. Warns
from, $40 East Yakima avenue. Sat
urday of typhoid fever.
Captain ]. M. Curry ana Major w.
L. Lemon returned yesterday morn
ing from Seattle. They brought with
them the target pay for the men,
bers of company E, which amounted
to about $500.
| The Masons have bought the lot
| on the corner of Yakima avenue
and Fourth street, and will build a
temple on the site. The price paid
for the property was $1O,50O.
The annual business meeting of
the First Congregational church will
be held Thursday evening. The La
dies Aid will serve dinner to the
members at o'clock, after which
the annual election of officers will
take place.
Charles Hatch of this city has sold
his 80 acre ranch at Zillah to Edw.
Taylor and Thomas Hill of that
place, the consideration being $14,-
900. Mr.. Hatch left for Tacoma
yesterday, where he is heavily in
terested in real estate.
A. w. Brown, who is employed as
a driller for the Rose Land COM
evening. Mr.. Brown was putting a
cayuse in the stall when the animal
turned, placing it's hip against his
chest and damned him against the
wall
The following new cases have been
filed with the clerks office: st.
Paul G Tacoma Lumber company
vs.. Sol Anderson, debt; Alice M.
Williams VS.. John r. King and wife
and S. j. Harrison, promissory note;
Claude Briggs and w. E. Watkins
VS.. P. A. Bounds.
Fire Chief Hauser requested the
Herald to express his appreciation to
Messrs. Baldozer and Singleton.
These two gentlemen were at the
scene of the fire Sunday with a
basket of sandwiches and tank of
hot coffee which they distributed
among the firemen.
The people of the Selah and ad-
jacent districts desire fourth class
postoffice at Selah. A petition has
been prepared and sent to Congress.
man Jones for him to take the mat
ter up with the postoffice department
The petition has large number OF
signatures. Postmaster w. l.. Lem
on of this city endorses the establish
ing of an office at Selah.
Theodore Weisberger, who recent
ly secured the contract for making
the cement shapes for the canal
ETC.. for the Tieton canal, is now
getting ready for the proposition
which he has on his hands. He has
commenced the erection Of ware
house at Natchez City 60x120 feet
to be used for the lime and cement
anu OlueT ludteIidlS uctucu III tue
making of the cement work for the
canal. He will commence work on
the construction of the cement
shapes about the first of March
Papers have been filed with the
county clerk in the case Of D. J.
Whitehouse VS.. Hattie E. White
house. divorce. The Whitehouses
were married in Ellensburg Deem
Der 10th. 1908, and on account of
,ncompatibility separated on March
10th, 1905. Whitehouse deposited
sufficient money for the immediate
necessities Of his wife and intended
to provide for her future necessities,
but soon after their separation he
alleges she became common prosti-
tute and entered house of i'll fame
In this city. Whitehouse is now
suing for a divorce.