The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-07-08
NEWS


the superior court against Mary Nc
lntyre alleging that she secured $3.50
from him on promise to marry him
and that she refused to have the
knot tied He asks the return OF
the money and $3.50 damages.
Messrs. Gall and Gorham of st.
Paul, who purchased land under the
Union Gap ditch last year, are in
North Yakima, the guests of w. n.
Irish and familv
Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Gilman have
returned from their wedding trip TO
st. Paul, Minneapolis, St Cloud and
other eastern points. They will be
at home after August l 3 at II North
Sixth street.
A party composed of Dr. and Mrs.
Wakefield, Mr.. and Miss Scott, Mrs.
Marshall Scudder and daughter,
Alice, Mr.. and Mrs. Hartshorn and
Miss Gladys Barbour will leave
Thursday for Lake Kaches for on
outing.
Mrs. E. B. Moore, Mrs Willard and
Robert b Moore will leave Thursday
to establish camp at Lake Kaches
during July and August.
Mr. Heikes, a prominent nursery
man of Huntsville, Ala, is at the
Yakima Mr. Heikes is here to at
tend the meeting of the Pacific Coast
Nurserymen and learn something of
the great northwest, of which he has
heard so much. He was driven over
a portion of the fruit section Tues
day and was much surprised at the
development along the orchard lines.
He was particularly struck with the
Lambert and Bing cherries. which
he sampled along the way.
Mr.. and Mrs II. T Banks of Zum-
brota. Mimi, are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs w. y. Irish of Mob Hill. Mr.
Banks is agent for the Chicago &
Northwestern railroad, and the cou-
pie are spending the summer vaca-
ton touring the west
H. Y. Saint of Grandview was a
business visitor in the city Tuesday.
Mr. Saint is in the real estate bust
ness there and reports some activity
in lands in that locality.
Editor Hawn of the Yakima VAL
ley News, Granger, spent Tuesday in
the city. Mr.. Hawn says the fruit
growers will have good crops, al
though the prices are not encourag-
ing However, the growers are de-
termined TO stick to their custom of
putting out only a first-class pack,
with the expectation Of receiving the
top notch market prices for their
fruit.
Three bids were received Tuesday
by the county commissioners for the
construction of new eight-foot COM
bination span in the Wapato bridge,
10 replace a 5o-foot wooden span.
The contract has not been let
Attorney A. L. Generaux OF Clark
& Generaux. delivered the Fourth Of
July address at the Mckee eelebra-
ton Saturday. speaking both in
French and English
Chris seow returned Saturday
from Spokane where he went to
meet his daughter, Miss Florence
scow who returned from Ohio after
attending school there for two years
George 5. Rankia returned Satur.
day morning from New York City
and Chicago.
Mrs O. Kinney spent the Fourth
in town the guest Of Mrs Sanborn
Miss Hazel Hardness Of Seattle
niece Of NJ = steinweg, will be the
guest ot Nj. and Mrs. Steinweg fol
two weeks.
Clement 9 Gamble manager O
the 81 pau ana Tacoma Lumber
Yards a Ritzville. spent the Fourth
in this city with his mother, Mrs W
" Gamble
Charles D Morgan has been az
pointed By the county commissioner
as constable in the Ea sunnysid'
precinct
The appointment Of John O'Neil
as road foreman on the north Cow
iche roads has been made
Mai Fred schaefer and famii,
leave today for Chicago and the oil
home in Illinois, TO be absent
month The popular little theatF,