The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-01-23
owned by the pareuts of the bride.


Declaration OF intention to be-
come a citizen Of the United States
was filed with the county clerk yes
terday by Clovis Langier. He was
born in Gap. France, and is rs years
of age. Lanzier emigrated from
Havre, France.
A decree of divorce was granted
Agnes c. Curry yesterday by Judge
Rigg in the superior court from her
husband. Flavios A. Curry. Ed
gar L. Hathaway also secured a di-
vorce from his wife, Kate Hatha-
way.
Wilhelm Kalk, aged &C years.
passed away at his home in Fair
view Sunday of old age. Funeral
services will be held from his late
home today at II o'clock. The body
is being prepared for burial by the
Flint-Shaw company.
The superior court adjourned
Monday until February 9Th. Judge
Rigg will leave today for Ellensburg
in order to arrive there and hold
court on Wednesday. He will re-
turn to North Yakima in time to
convene court ON February 9Th.
The next jury term of the court
will be called about April 2, and
there are at least IL cases on the
docket at present. When the North
Coast cases are disposed of on Feb
ruary 13 the non-jury cases will come
up for trial
Chas. and Stella Strausz of Sum-
NIT View were happily surprised by
% of their young school friends on
Friday evening. The young people
came ladened with edibles which were
served after some hours had been
spent in games Of various sort.
Mrs. Geo. Chambers of Summit
View received word Thursday of
the death of her father, Mr.. Wad-
dell, at Tenino, Washington, on
Wednesday last. Mr.. Waddell was
SO years old and one of the very
old pioneers of the state. He was
also Mexican war veteran.
G.. S. Rankin, president of the Yak
ina Trust company, will leave St.
Cloud, Mimi, Wednesday for North
Yakima Mr.. Rankin left here about
six weeks ago with his family to
visit his wife's parents, and to at
tend their golden wedding anniver-
sary, which was held on January /.
Declaration of intention to become
a citizen of the United States has
been filed with the county clerks Of
flee by Fritz Gottfried Holtscher. He
was born in Lengerich, Germany,
July -, 1877, and emigrated from
Lengerich on the vessel Wilhelm
Der Crosse" arriving in New York
May 10, 1906.
The Christian Cooperative Tele-
phone association has filed amended
articles of Incorporation with the
county treasurer's office and the
name has been changed to the Yak
ina Valley Telephone company The
capitalized stock is $4,000 The in
corporators are w. P. Sawyer, r. D..
Young, ]. D. Laughlin, H. M. Gill
bert and A. c. Weber.
S. B. Sanford, whose awful ex-
perience in a battle for life with the
waves when he as shipwrecked a
few days ago formed highly inter-
esting story we'll told through the
columns of the Herald, arrived in
the city Monday evening and is look
ing after the interests of the Pacifi,
Coast Gold Amalgamating machine,
of which he is the inventor.
Manager Schaefer of the Yakima
theater received notification yester-
day that Manager Cort had con-
tracted with Lillian Russell to pre-
sent her latest operate success. as
sisted by what is said to be one Of
the strongest companies on the road,
at all the houses owned or controlled
by him. The date of her appearance
IN North Yakima is Tuesday, May 81.
George ]. Listman, Of the Listman
Furniture company, returned Sun
day from Portland While in Port
land Mr.. Listman purchased a fine
stock Of furniture for the spring
trade. He says the fuel situation In
Portland Is perplexing one. and
that freight conditions are very dis
couraging, as some of the large firms
are only just receiving goods pur-
chased for the Christmas trade.
The Mems Civic Brotherhood neld