The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-11-18
News.
Melissa Churchill has re.

the late l.. c. Parish in the Order
of American Yeomen. The check
came within two weeks after the
death proofs were submitted, which
is remarkably short time even for an
order as .punctual as the Yeomen.
Mrs y. p Hartshorn left Tues
day for Tacoma. where She will join
her husband. who is now located
there.
Hunters licenses were issued Tues
day to w. S. Morgan. r. G. Hines.
W. Z. Smith. Hector Langevin, and
J. S. Alexander.
\ marriage license was issued on
Tuesday by the county auditor TO
Francis NJ. Oswalt and Miss Georgi-
ana 4. Howard OF Sunnyside
Mrs Mabel Johnson, who is being
sued in the superior court for Iii
yorce. has filed application through
her attorney. NJ % Reed Of ColfaX.
for $1,000 in order that she may ds-
tend the suit Sne asks this on the
ground that her husband has control
Of community property.
Miss Mary Richartz has asked that
the superior court declare her father
MI habitual drunkard so mat proper
notice can be given to saloonkeepers
to prevent the sale Of liquor TO him.
The papers We're filed in the superior
court Tuesday The family lives in
the Mckee valley.
Workmen have begun tearing
down the building formerly used as
a school by the Catholic Sisters.
Several eases OF mumps have been
reported to physicians
The weather reports for Wednes-
day predict general rain throughout
The state of Washington
The girls basket ball team of the
high school has begun practice under
the direction of the Misses Booming
and Anthem The first game will
probably be played shortly after
Thanksgiving. The team a present
is practicine out OF doors.
The !. O. o. r will hold a social
session and initiate class of appli-
cants from out of town points next
Friday evening. November 90.
Miss Rose Hoffman of Ellensburg.
who has been visiting fGends in this
city. has returned to her home.
G. B. Lindsey OF this city spent
Monday in Ellensburg.
An adjourned session Of the Min
isterial Union will be held Wednes-
day morning in the Y ". c. A.
r II. Zones Of Aberdeen IS in the
city for a few days
f. G Williams Of Tacoma is IN the
city on legal business.
r " Lambert Of Seattle is tran
saedns business with local mer-
chants
section men Of the Northern Pa
rifc are LAYING plank ana widening
the company crossings on Yakima
avenue
Three small sized fights broke ont
81 Front street Tuesday evening.
one fight thar promised 70 be intev-
tstng developed into friendly
wrestling match when Officer Perry
made his appearance.
The girls basketball teams Of the
Barge ana Columbia schools played
match game Tuesday afternoon on
ne grounds Of TIE Columbia school.
The contest was won by the girls rep
esentlng the Barge school
Tickets for the Yakima high school
and Puget Sound Academy football
game THANKSGIVING day are on sale
~ Cases and JanecR'= drug stores,
Bradbury's book store and the Pang
,igar store
Alex McCredy Of Wapato was tran
saeting business in this city Tuesday
Mr. McCredy reports the arrival OF
the machinery for an alfalfa cutting
mill to be erected in that city soon.
A Judgment was rendered in the
superior court Tuesday morning for
5000 in favor Of A. J Smith in his
suit against the city OF Toppenish
A man registered at the police sta.
ton as John Doe was thrown ont Of
the " and NJ cafe Tuesday after.
noon by the Chinese proprietors Of
the place Doe was in high state
% lntoxlation and lay in the street
until Officer Story dragged him Il
the police station. Owing to the
overdose Of "Barleyeorn" he was una
bic TO talk, walk or open his eyes ant
lay down while being searched a
the police station. Does jag" wa:
one OF the best that has shown up il
some time.
Prof Sharpe is suffering from al
attack Of bronchitis