The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-12-16
Local News.


stockholders Of which are Ohio men
who have decided to locate in the
Yakima valley. has been formed with
Robert Webster as president. Incor-
poration papers have been filed, the
capital stock being $4,000.
wide board walk is being built
by the city on South Fifth avenue
from Yakima avenue to Walnut
street
A marriage license was issued
Tuesday to Charles + Whitnacll and
Miss Elfe n Mercer. both of Top
penish.
S. r. Justham, mayor of Roslyn,
is in the city for a few days on bust
ness.
E. w. Glenn of Seattle is in the
city for few days calling on local
merchants.
Sheriff A. G. Mcneil of Benton
county was transactng business in
this city Monday afternoon with the
local land office.
G. T. Longworth of Gle Elum was
q the city Tuesday.
Miss Gladys Eaton of Milton. Ore.
is spending a few days in this city
with relatives and friends.
Two drunks Of the common variety
were before Police Judge Luhman
Tuesday. Owing to the fact that it
was their first experience with the
police and squirrel whisky they
were discharged.
The funeral services OF Mrs. FL
berta Rosenstock were held Tuesday
afternoon from the undertaking par
lors Of A. J Shaw & Sons, a large
number of friends and relatives fol-
lowing the remains 10 their last rest
ing place. The floral tributes were
homa cemetery.
The skating rink opened in Tieton
hall Tuesday evening 10 good crowds
and enjoyed a good patronage from
the lovers of that form of amuse-
ment. The feature OF the rink is the
six-piece orchestra which furnishes
music.
Sixty per cent OF the applicants
for teachers examinations in this
county last month succeeded in pass
Ing the tests in satisfactory man
ner. This is a high average
The literary society OF the Y. NJ. G..
A. will hold a meeting Wednesday
evening for the purpose Of electing
officers and adopting bylaws and con-
stitution.
Fancy vested sports, whose means
0t livelihood and character cnnnot
stand the test of police investigation,
will be required 10 give this city a
vide berth in the future The Front
street saloons and other loafing
places Of the idlers have been cleaned
out in the past ten days by the police
With result that big falling of is
noticeable in petty crimes.
Most Of the delegates to the Y. NJ.
G. A. convention left for their homes
Monday afternoon on the afternoon
trains
mongrel shepherd dog has been
holding sway at the corner of Yaki-
ma avenue and Second street the
past three days, attacking all of his
Aind that pass that way, large or
small, and generally has come OF
victorious. People whose business
often takes them 10 that corner have
remarked upon the aggressiveness of
the dog, and his resemblance TO many
men in whom the fighting spirit runs
strong. The shepherd dog met his
Waterloo Monday afternoon when lie
tackled homely bull dog aud was
soundly trounced.
Marriage licenses were granted on
Monday to William Nemiah and Mrs.
Mary Billy of Fort Simcoe. Maxim
La Vigne and yelerie Paradis OF
North Yakima. and Richard P. Nc.
Caslin and Della ". Rowland OF Iii.
lab.
At the St. Michael's club meeting
Monday evening at the rectory Bishop
Wells drew the attention of the mem.
bers to the fact that Rev. Mr. Sanford
Of Los Angeles. Cal. will present the
Forward Movement" Of the church