The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-08-12


the city on business.
l.. Lavigue of Priest Rapids was
the winner of the SIS hand carved
saddle given by T. r. Fisher. The
lucky number was 1879.
Frank H. Williams of the Topper
ish Trading company is in the city
on business.
George S. Rankin. general mana
ger of the Yakima Valley Transport
tation company, is expected home to-
day from the sound.
+ Registration of voters. continues
to slowly progress a. the Office OF the
city cork. About a dozen registered
Tuesday. The books will be open
until the evening of August 10 for
the special city election, and will
then be closed until September 2.
William Hanks returned Tuesday
from business trip TO Seattle and
Tacoma.
Owing to the heavy shipments o.
fruit by express, local passenger
trains on the Northern Pacific are
considerably delayed. Train No. 16,
for Spokane, did not leave North
Yakima until nearly midnight be-
cause of the immense amount of
fruit express.
Superintendent j. l.. De Force If
the'Northern Pacific was in the city
Sunday from Pasco.
w. II. Massey of Toppenish was
North Yakima visitor Monday
A. c. Pincus of Portland is here
on business.
Robert McComo of the Wapato
Independent spent Monday in North
Yakima
Hunters licenses have been issued
to Noah ]. Miller of Mabton and to
Frank Ward, F. Garretson and
Charles Van Wichel of North Yaki-
ma.
Mrs. ]. A. Goldberg went to Lake
Kaches Monday for an outing.
F. NJ. Kinney has returned from a
business trip to Gle Elum, Easton
and Roslyn. He spent a short time
at Lake Kaches.
Construction on the North Second
street car line has been started. The
line will only be extended to A
street, the end of the paved street
at present.
Attorney S. A. Bostwick, who has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. AL Hol-
comb, has returned to his home in
! Everett.
Ed. Allen left Sunday for two
weeks vacation at Lake Kaches.
]. 3. Cornwall of Moline, H., is
spending few days in North Yak
ina
y. S. Lane of Winona, MINI, is in
North Yakima and will remain sew
eral days viewing the fruit districts
The funeral of the late Miss Her.
aid, who died at the Sanitarium, will
Ibe held from Shaw & Sons at .
o'clock this afternoon
E. V. Lockhart, deputy city attor-
ney, spent Sunday at Lake Kaches.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Duncan are in
the city from Sunnyside.
Mr.. and Mrs D. W. Sherman of
Iowa City are visiting in North Yak
ina for a few days.
Miss Clairbel Van Vleet has re-
turned from a visit Seattle and
other sound cities.
Sam Hutchinson, the tallest Eagle
| in the world, came to North Yakima
from Sunnyside last evening and
leaves this morning for Seattle to at
tend the Eagles convention.
Changes are being made in the
Model Laundry on West Yakima
avenue and additional machinery in
stalled
Holbein S. Turner has purchased
five acres of land in the Broadway
section, southwest of the city, for
$4,000.
Mrs. Frank C. Whitney and Miss
Anna Whitney leave today for visit
in Vancouver and New Westminster,
B. G.
Marriages licenses have been is
sued by Auditor Croker to Robert J.
Sigel, age 81. and Marietta Zuerner.
age 81. and to Arthur Mesplle, age
"a. and Emma Northoyer, age Is.
Charles Weigel has returned from
weeks vacation spent in Vancouver,
Victoria and Seattle.
William F. Her is home after an
extended trip to Boise, Idaho, We
natchee and Seattle.
NJ. Oliver and wife have taken
charge of the motel Northern. oppo-
site the court house. and will con-
duct it under the same plans as Mr..
and Mrs. l.. H. Shimpton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Shimpton will go to the noun
tains for couple weeks rest.
James Louden spent Sunday with
his mother at Yakima City.
George and Joseph King of Port
land are in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greenville Walbrook
OF Granger are visiting in North
Yakima.
Mob Hill division Of the l.. A. S.
Will give peach social Wednesday
evening. August II, at the home of
Mrs. F. l.. Miller, on Power House