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


DR.. Webb has returned from a
weeks outing on the sound and at
Vancouver, B. g.
Miss Irma Brumbaugh has started
for Oregon, where she will visit rela-
tives.
Attorney E. V Lockhart has re-
turned from short visit at Lake
Kachos. where lis family is located,
for few weeks.
c. NJ. Johnson, a real estate dealer
of Seattle, is spending few days
here on business.
Editor Macarthur Of the Toppenisn
Review was a North Yakima visitor
Tuesdav.
silas Gibson of selah was in the
city Tuesday.
l.. Luce, formerly a rancher in the
Ahtanum district, has purchased the
stock and good will Of the Home
Grocery, 412 South First street,
where he will engage in business.
A. Benjamin brought to North
Yakima Tuesday wonderful speci-
men of corn grown on dry land, six
and three-fourths feet in height, with
ears IL inches long and well filled.
He has five acres of similar corn. The
one stock is displayed at the Pacific
G. ocery, % South First street.
Mrs. L. C. Nancy and son of
Naches City were North Yakima Wis
itors Tuesday.
G. F. Gleason, engineer in the rec
lamation service, leaves this morn
ing for a visit to the various camps
on the Teton
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cron of Pine
Island. Mimi, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. W. y. Irish. They also
maintain a winter home at Mama,
Fla, where they entertained Mr. AMI
Mrs. Irish last winter.
An engineering crew of the United
States reclamation service is now To-
Gated at McAllister Meadows and the
Tieton basin, where work is being
carried on preparatory to the build
ing of the great reservoir for reten-
ton Of irrigation water.
A few Of the members of the De-
gree Of Honor met Tuesday after
noon a the home of the recorde,,
Mrs. Zook, 314 South Second street,
and made plans for social to be
held in the near future.
Jack Cornweu is spending a couple
of days in North Yakima, having ar
rived Tuesday afternoon from Green
River Hot Springs, where he is now
located.
]. 3. Fogarty, real estate dealer Of
Ellensburg, was in North Yakima
Tuesday on business.
William shattuck of Mabton Wis
tied in North Yakima Tuesday.
Mrs S. P. Van yleet and daughter,
Mrs f. " Lochkart, have returned
from their outing at Lake Kaches.
Warren Erwin returned Tuesday
from vsiit at Kaches Lodge. He
reports that the Yakima colony, con-
sisting Of couple dozen people, IS
well located and all are having a
pleasant time
Mr.. and Mrs 7. b. Rinehart leave
today for Seattle, where they viii
spent some time.
Harold F. Curtis has accepted a
position with the Yakima Trust com
pany bank
Charles Lombard is spending a
couple weeks on Puget sound.
George f. McAuley was a visitor
at Granger Monday. He has large
fruit and hay ranch near that town
and is much interested in the Ships
mountain project, which affects SONS
of his property.
The hearing of John A. Collins
charged with shooting Pleasant
Bounds, will be held today at Yakima
City before Justice Richards
Claude Briggs of Tacoma is trans
acting business in North Yakima.
Grace Howard and Rae Hamilton
who numerically showed John Doe
down the stairs of the Acme lodging
house Monday night. have agreed "a
leave the city, after a consultation
with Chief Short
VIII II. Adams. deputy state dairy
and food inspector. was in the city
yesterday inspecting the meat mar
kets and slaughter houses. He de-
elared them all in good condition.