The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-10-09
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LOCAL NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hahn of Prosser are
in the city. Mr. Hahn is proving up
on his homestead in the Rattlesnake
country.
Mr.. L. s. Case, Oliver Stewart and
Erwan Cochran OF Prosser are in the
city proving up Mr.. Stewards home
stead.
Momer Gilman, who formerly
worked in Tallmans drug store at
Walla Wala. is in town and has ac-
cepted a position with the Fry Drug
company.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l. Boynton of Sc
attic. who have been in the city sight
seeing and visiting for several days.
left Tuesday for Wapato. They may
possibly locate at North Yakima
C. w Moore and family left last
night for Santa Rosa, Cal. where they
will make their home. They were
accompanied by Carl Vetner and fam
lily. who left for Oakland, Cal, where
they intend to reside.
Mrs. Laura Henderson. a former
resident of North Yakima, who has
been visiting friends here for some
time. left Monday for Lewiston, Ida,
where she will spend the winter Wis
ting her daughter, Mrs Ernest
Woodcock
After brief visit with friends
here. Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Stuart of
Seattle left for Prosser Tuesday,
where they will visit a few days and
then go on to Spokane for a short
stay with friends From there they
will return home.
Hunters licenses were granted in
he county auditors office Tuesday,
to E. V. Haye, city; C. Rowland,
Sunnyside; Earle Rowland. Sunny
side. Lester L. Walker. Wapato;
Frank Hawk, city D. B. Braden.
city; G. Sato, city.
Walter Lambert. an old time Yaki-
ma boy, is in the city. He was for
merly janitor at the Central school.
but for the past two years or more
has been living on homestead in
the Sunnyside district. Mr.. Lambert
will prove up on his homestead while
here
L. L. Warner, foreman on the Cas-
cade Miner. at Roslyn. and good
all round fellow, spent Monday n
the city. He was shown the beau
ties of the city and told ali about
the wonderful productiveness of the
Yakima valley soil by his old time
friend, DR.. Sloan
Mrs. G. S. Hannun was expecting
the arrival of her husband Monday
from Roslyn. They are recent arriv-
ais and will conduct a new delica-
lessen store at 129 North Second
street. The place has been thorough
" renovated and will be ready for
business Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Warner of Pitts
burg, Pa, who have been in the city
and on the Sound sightseeing, left |
Tuesday for home. Mr.. Warner is
railroad man and is so favorably i'm |
pressed with the advantages of North |
Yakima that they may return here
and locate.
Frank Sutton and family have gone
to their old home in Todd county, |
MINI, for a three months visit. Mr. |
Sutton's sister who spent the sum-
mer here with him, accompanied |
them. Mr. and Mrs. Sutton came
here about seven years ago and this |
is their first visit 10 their childhood
home.
As an appreciation Of the delight /
full concert given by Sousa's band, the
local musicians presented the March
King" yesterday with a box of the
finest Spitzenberg apples obtainable
in this locality, and containing the
sentiment "As refreshing as your
music; compliments OF your brother
musicians" Sousa was highly pleased
with the gift.
Mr. and Mrs H. G. King OF Spo-
kane old friends OF Manager w. C.
Schroeder Of the Yakima hotel re-
turned home Monday after brief
visit in the city. While here Mr. King
was taken out for a drive through
the surrounding country and was
simply astounded at the wonderful
development of the valley of which
he had heard so much but. had never
before visited Mr.. King is a promi-
nent real estate man OF the inland
metropolis.
Messrs, James F. and ]. Leslie
Cartwright, Mr. and Mrs. John L.
Druse and William Orander, who re-
Gently set out for Vancouver to prove
upon certain coal land claims in the
neighborhood OF Cowiitz Pass. re-