The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-10-21
Local News.

J. f. Hughes and wife of Puts
burg are spending several days in
the city.
John r. Johnson and Willie John
son of Zillah are visiting here.
Mrs Eta yessey left Tuesday ev-
ening for Prosser. where she will
visit for some time.
The barber shops of the city will
remain open until o'clock every ev-
ening in the future, instead of 7
o'clock.
The Union League of Young Peo-
pies societies voted on Monday even
ing to support W. l. Huxtable for
state senator because of his stand
for prohibition.
Granville Lowther. candidate for
the Legislature on the democratic
ticket. will address the Mems meet
ing at the Y. NJ. c. A. Sunday after
noon.
John Rodman of Wapato, who
broke his arm three weeks ago
while at work on his ranch loading
hay, underwent an operation at St.
Elizaheth's hospital Tuesday morn
ing necessitating the amputation OF
the broken member.
Mrs ]. A. McCully will lecture on
ireland" at the Y. NJ c. A. Satur-
day, October 31st, for the benefit Of
the association library.
Guy Matthews. planer at the
Cascade Lumber company's plant,
had the fingers and thumb Of his left
hand badly crushed Saturday by get
ting them caught in the machinery.
Ampntation will not be necessary
but the injury to the ligaments may
cause a stifening OF the fingers.
Contractor McMasters is erecting
neat Eve room bungalow for D. P.
Thamson Of The Naches.
John Pott, recently appointed a
patrolman, has secured half inter
est IN the Reed House at Gle Elum,
and will assume the management Of
the hotel at once.
The government department Of
fisheries Is making ARRANGEMENTS for
the planting Of a number of trout in
tie streams Of the Yakima valley.
The exact arrival Of the trout IS not
known, but # VIII NJ some time with
IN the next 80 days.
Hunters licenses were issued Tues
day ny the county auditor to nine
applicants: Chester Biddison. San
ford Croy Edmund Tyra, E. e. Stew
ems. A p Travis. A. Cannon. John
Gray, Joseph Gray and Arnold Rob
erts.
Editor Macarthur Of the Toppen-
ish Review spent Tuesday in the city.
Mrs F P Barbour returned Tues
day evening from business trip to
Seattle, where she spent several days.
E. B. Jones, formerly of the East
ern Furniture company, left Wednes-
day morning for Seattle and expects
to locate in one of the sound cities
in the near future. probably at Ev-
erert.
Joe Lancaster, candidate for sher-
If, and Assessor Sindall. candidate
for reelection on the republican tick
ct, returned early this morning from
Wapato, where they attended the re-
publican rally on Tuesday evening
They report large and enthusiastic
attendance at the gathering
Edward stanheld, who is suppos-
ed 10 have attempted to end his life
in the Northern hotel last wednes-
day evening, was taken to walla
Walla by relatives Saturday.
Mrs. Miller R. Galloway and daugh-
ter Hazel will leave Monday on the
North Coast limited for Illinois and
Indiana TO visit friends and relatives.
Before returning home they will
make trip to the Atlantic coast.
They expect to be gone until the hol-
days.
Mel G. Duncan left for Spokane.
his home. on Saturday evening after
spending several days here
J. H. Needham of IA North First
street has been appointed collection
agent for the Lopez Improvement