The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-09-18
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c. Nommensen OF Seattle is reg
istered at the Pacific hotel.
NJ A. Nerberger OF Seattle is u
guest at the Pacific hotel.
A. c. Halk of Seattle is stopping
at the Pacific hotel.
c. J. Fairbanks Of Seattle is a
guest at the Pacific hotel.
A. B. Wilcox of Toppenish is stop
ping at the Bartholet hotel.
J. ]. Scobie of Seattle is guest
at the Pacific hotel.
Rev. j. H. Wood of Kennewick was
IT town Tuesday attending funeral.
A. c. Halk OF Seattle is guest at
the Pacific hotel.
c. ]. Fairbanks of Seattle is "a
guest at the Pacific hotel.
Mrs. F. A. Lynn of Tacoma, who
has been visiting at the home OF
Mrs Babbitt, left for home Tuesday.
Charles T. Westaby has purchased
the Harrison A. Irish ten acre tract
On Mob Hill for $4,000.
Miss Mary Duff, who has been the
guest of the Misses Gamble. left for
home Tuesday at Naches.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. ]. Logan, ia South Eighth
street, is reported to be seriously i'll
The stork left a baby boy at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Con-
over of this city recently.
W. T. Impey and William Tascher
of Denver were visiting in the city
Tuesday.
Born, Monday night, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Bruenn of North Fourth
street, son.
d. T. Welty and son of Cambridge,
Neb., are expected in the city on a
visit to S. ]. Lowe and Miss Caroline
turner.
The restraining order of Wright
against the Ahtanum Land company
has been dissolved and the case dis
missed.
Joseph Beeks of Wapato stopped
In the city Tuesday while on his way
to Portland, where he went to visit
his daughter.
Mrs. F. NJ. Lamborn Of Tacoma,
who has been the guest OF Mrs.
Lloyd Garretson Of this city, returned
home Tuesday.
Mrs. j Lenox Ward and children,
who have been making a short visit
with friends at Naches, returned
home Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brewer of
Olympit were stopping in the city a
short time Tuesday between trains
while on their way to Spokane and
Moscow, Idaho, where they will visit
friends for a while.
Word was received Tuesday morn
ing from Carl Jungst al Ellensburg
that his little 3-year-old child had
succumbed 10 death by scalding
Carts mother, Mrs Jungst, left Mon
day and Charles Niles and wife will
leave this morning to attend the
funeral of their little relative.
William Hahn of the Naches valley
sustained severe injuries recently
by being thrown and kicked by A
horse which he was riding near Zil-
lab. Hahn was riding along at a
rapid rate when the animal threw
him and kicked him before he could
release his foot from the stirrup,
rendering him unconscious by the
force of the blow, but after regain
ing consciousness he mounted and
rode home
Oysters, clans, crabs and she'll
fish Of all kinds will be a speciality
at the new lunch room being started
up at g X North First by Emil Ian
DIRE, the popular waiter formerly
with Waringer & Schlosstein's
short order house known as No 16.
The new lunch room will be in the
building formerly occupied by Biy-
ems Bros. real estate office, and
everything will be thoroughly over
hauled and arranged for a first-class
lunch room. Lunches and short or
ders will also be served. It will be
ready for business Thursday morn
ing