The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-01-30
Local Notes.

hunting license.
James Barnes left Monday on
business trip to Seattle.
Deputy Sheriff Grant left yester-
day for Mabton and Sunnyside on
business.
DR.. P. Frank, who has been on the
sound for the last week, is expected
to return today.
Avery, the 7-year-old son of Mrs.
Olive Berry, 1O4 North Ninth street,
is quite Ill of pneumonia.
Suit has been brought in the SUI
perior court by Lulu Mabel Hahn to
secure divorce from her husband,
G. P. Hahn.
Mrs. A. Roberts of Tampico was
in the city Monday on her way home
from Prosser, where she has been
visiting friends for some time.
Transcript of judgment from the
justice court has been filed with the
county clerk in the case of Coffin
Bros. VS.. John Miller and John 10
zene.
The Royal Neighbors enjoyed one
of their famous social sessions Mon
day evening, entertaining a number
of friends. Refreshments were
served and short program given.
Justice of the Peace Taggard yes
terday issued a warrant for Jack
Bean, charged with killing a Mon
golian pheasant. The warrant was
sworn out by Game Warden Barnes.
John. H. Weigel has gone on
business trip to the Sound. He will
visit Portland, Seattle, Tacoma and
other cities, after which he will go
to The Dalles, Ore, to spend a few
days with relatives.
Minnie Munsch, aged 13 years, died
Monday morning at Wapato of brain
fever Funeral services will be held
from the Catholic church at 10
the step-daughter of P. Munsch.
Marriage licenses have been is
sued to Alloy NJ Bunnel and Miss
Louise Herrlch; William Holt of
Ritzville and Miss Lois V. Gaunt of
Toppenish; Charley Ross and Miss
Elsie WASH; John Jacob limerick
and Miss Mary Louise Stevens.
Miss Claribel and Miss Ruth Van
Vliet, daughters of Prof. Van Vliet,
principal of the business college, ar
rived in the city Sunday evening
from Buffalo, n. Y. Miss Claribel
will be associated with her father
in his work at the college.
Helen Disbrow of COS East Yaki-
ma avenue, who recently sustained
a fracture of bone in her left leg,
is rapidly recovering. and as she is
still confined to the house, would be
pleased to see any of her school
mates. Helen is "a member of Miss
Jennie Grofsema's class in the Sun
day school of the First Presbyterian
church.
Petition for appointment of a
guardian for Pearl A. Bradbury and
Howard G. Bradbury has been filed
with the county clerk by Miles Q.
Bradbury, father Of the children.
Their mother died in Georgetown,
ILL.,, January 7th, 1895, leaving
! property valued at $1400 in which
J the children have an interest.
Charley Ross and Miss Elsie Was
Ii were united in marriage Monday
afternoon by Justice of the Peace
Taggard in his office. The couple
are Indians and live at Fort Simcoe.
Charley is a well-known character in
the valley and Judge Taggard has
had his picture hanging on the wall
of his office for the last year or so,
with the pictures of two or three
0pther Indians.
The crew of Northern Pacific sur
Meyers who came in two weeks ago
Went to North Yakima laS Sunday
might, having received II rpected
orders from headquarters. :'robab-
" their services were needed to head
OF the North Coast in the upper
Yakima valley. They expect to re-
turn in about a month and begin
work On survey to straighten the
trick ID this locality.-Kiona \ inter-
prise.
Milton Lyons sale on the 23d was
very satisfactory in financial way.
Mr.. Lyons sold his personal prop
erty and intends visiting his parents
at Yakima before settling down
again to busy life. We are sorry
to lose Mr.. Lyons from our midst.
as he is the class of men who are
beneficial to any community, and we
congratulate the country where he