The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-03-18
Local We70s

from Granger Tuesday, returning
home this morning.
G.. Brown, the nurseryman, went
to Green River Tuesday.
DR.. ]. Jones, Of Edison, Wash. is
in the city.
c. G. Helble, of Aberdeen, is a
business caller today.
Lucen f. Cook, of Tacoma. was
in the city between trains Tuesday,
going to Spokane from here.
V. +. Newman, of Lower Naches,
is in town today.
L. F. Carver was in town Tuesday
from Wapato.
ID. b. Mailer, of Ritzville, arrived
in the city Tuesday on business.
c. g. Carman, of Sunnyside, is in
the city today.
DR.. {. X. Edwards Is expecting
Mrs. Edwards home from the sound
in few days. Mr. Edwards went
to the coast early last fall for her
health
w. II. Johnson is in the city from
Toppenish.
Judge Edward Whitson arrived In
the city from Spokane Tuesday.
ID. H. Frys mother, Mrs. d. c. Fry,
left for her home in Toronto, Can
ada. Monday. She will stop at Bon
ners Ferry for short visit with her
son. Dr. f. f. Fry, and is expected
TO return here next fall.
Col. A. c. Walker, of Zillah, was
a business caller in the city Tuesday
H. F. Blair, of Ellensburg, is in
North Yakima today.
A. w. Johnson, member of John
son Bros, Granger, spent Tuesday
in the city Messrs. Johnson are en-
gagged in the brick manufacturing
business and have the largest and
finest plant in the county. They are
turning out a superior quality Of
brick and find no difficulty in finding
good market for their output at
highest prices.
John Alexander, n large hay grow
or of Sunnyside, was in the city a
few hours Tuesday on business.
Mrs. f. P. Parsons of Wide Hol-
low left Saturday for weeks visit
at Bellingham. She was accompan-
led by her daughter, Mrs. Fred Yale,
who has been here for some weeks
visiting her parents.
Puyallup jim. full blooded Yaki-
ma Indian and one of the best edu-
Gated men of his tribe, was calling
on friends in this city Sunday,
A. W. Harwood is in town from
Everett.
Messrs. Thos Meacham and H. A.
Ramsey of Walla Walla are in the
city on business. fhe gentlemen are
investigating a business proposition
and should they be able to conclude
the deal will shortly have control of
a well known business house.
A. F. Baker of Algona. Iowa, is
registered at the Pacific Mr.. Baker
IS looking for a location in the Yak
ina valley.
Dr.. 5. NJ. Colliver is a professional
caller in North Yakima.
Josephine Lille of Toppensh was
in the city Monday on business
Mr. and Mrs F. B. Irwin are in
the city from Huntington, Wash.
w. p. Sawyer of Parker is in town
Mr. Sawyer is one of the directors
of the Yakima Valley Transportation
company and says he is preparing TO
have all his crops marketed via the
electric line this season.
Misses Carrie Grosenbaugh, of
sMoines, and Marion Belluis, OF
Perry, Iowa, are in North Yakima to-
day. The young ladies are enjoying
an extended pleasure trip and will
encircle the United States, keeping
just within its bounds They 60
! from here to Seattle. thence to Los
Angeles and to Portland. Me-, by way
of FL Paso, Tex, New Orleans, Wash
ington, d. c., and New York City
returning to their homes via Buffalo
and Duluth.
The sewer problem is still hung up
and Contractor Darlington made an
Intellectual plea to Rave the work &C
cepted so that he might be on his
way, AS the work is not complete
and has never received test, his
plea was turned down. The Yakima
river has risen six feet in the last
few days. and work on the recon
struction of the Yakima avenue main
is held up until the waters recede
Mr.. Darlington offered to allow the
city to hold back $1,000 as assurance
that the work would be completed
but after consulting the city attor-
ney it was found there would be no
redress if the work should not be ac-
ceptable. and the offer was rejected
Inc remains of DR.. W. d. Hall
were inferred at TaAoma cemetery
Tuesday. Funeral services were con-
Quoted under the auspices of the
Modern Woodmer of America
Funeral services for Mrs l.. V. Nc
Coy will be held this morning from
the undertaking parlors of A. j.
Shaw & Sons.
A. J Shaw is in Toppensh on bust
ness
Mrs D. NJ. Kelly and Mrs. f. d
Treat are reenperating at the SAM
tarium.
+. A. Ware, the evangelist. and F.
McAuley, the singer accompanying
him, are holding revival meetings at
selah.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Candy, of Sc
attic. are visiting former neighbors
in this city.
DR. and Mrs. James S. Dale re-