The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-04-15

and wife. stephen Il. Chaher Is the
attorney for the plaintiff, while II. J..
Snively is the attorney for the defen-
dants.
Albert Z. Johnson. age "a, and
Miss Cora Goldsmith, age 10. secured
a marriage license at the county
auditors office Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Carl Irving. young electrical
engineer from Los Angeles, Cal, IS
visiting his relatives, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. T. Handsaker. Mr.. Irving will
remain here a few weeks before GO
ing to Arizona, where he is to have
charge of important construction
work for the Arizona Light and
Power company.
|, Miss Mile Gauntt arrived Satur-
day to spend the Easter vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. n. C.
Gauntt of Mob Hill. Miss Gauntt is
a student of the Immaculate Heart
of Mary at Occur d'Alene City.
Leon T. Glen, wife and daughter,
Goldie. arrived Saturday afternoon
from Terre Haute, Ind, and will To-
cate permanently in North Yakima.
Mr. Glenn has been for a number of
years foreman in a department of
the Vandalia railroad shops. They
are for the present the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. n. c. Gauntt.
City Clerk Brooker received let
ter last Wednesday from Mrs. Geo.
Winchell, of Brewer, Me-, asking
anout her son, Frank Winchell, who
has been dead for the past five years.
Frank Winchell died October ~,
1903. and was buried under the aus
pieces of the A. o u. w.
Mrs. G. B. McCullen, wife of a
Mckee valley ranchman, attempted to
end her life by drinking three ounces
of carbolic acid at the ranch of Lee
Title. Mrs. McCullen was brought
to North Yakima Immediately, where
DR.. Carver found her to be dying.
She showed much improvement yes
terday. and there is a chance of her
recovery. When the attempt to end
her life was made her husband was
at work in the field and was not dis
covered until his return from lunch
at noon, when he found her lying on
: hnd ha cfi hn 10
that had contained the acid in her
hand. Mrs. McCullen has been at
Medical Lake two different times, and
it is thought that her mind was I'M
balanced at the time.
The quiet little town of Toppen-
ish has been startled by the report
that Mrs. Edith Sargent has started
proceeding to obtain divorce from
her husband, who is connected with
the firm of Newell & Sargent. The
complaint says that her husband was
unkind, threatened to do her bodily
harm and wrongfully accused her of
linfidelity. She has had property to
the amount of $50, 900, Of which she
wants what she claims is her share.
Mrs. Effle c. Perry. widow and ad-
ministratrix of the estate Of Charles
Perry, has filed petition asking the
court to approve of the final account
and distribution of the estate. The
account shows that all the debts have
been paid and that $8.5S8.29 has
been received from all resources and
that sG667.64 has been expended in
the settlement of debts. The heirs
are Edith Perry. Charles E. Perry
and Norwood Perry.
E. J. Haasze has had the work
started on his new home on Summit
View road, and his residence, when
completed, will be one OF the finest
homes that is to be found in this part
Of the country. Mr.. Haasze Is not
sparing any expense in making his
home one that will be modern in
every respect and be an ideal home.
He expects to spend about $4,000
In making his home comply with his
Ideas. There will be IL large rooms,
elegantly furnished. with the kitchen
In the basement.
o. Hibarger. of Tacoma, contrac-
tor, and builder. has arrived in the
city to make his home here. Mr..
Hibarger was formerly of Sunnyside,
and was at one time on the council
in that city. He has many friends
here who are glad to see him make
this his home.
S. G. Hobart, for over year
steward at the Butler hotel in Sc
attic. will open a restaurant and
cafe on East Yakima avenue near
the Yakima hotel in a short time.
Mr.. Hobart is one of the best-known
hotel men in the state. He says that
the place will be fitted in modern
manner throughout and service will
be very elaborate.
For School Superintendent