The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-04-08
Local Ae7os

Reinhart. age IS, and Ida l.. Town,
age %, a license To wed Yesterday
afternoon They are both of Mabton.
G. G Lee. OF Toppenish. was in
town Yesterday, but left on the af-
ternoon train for home
Charles Campbell, Of this city, left
for Wapato, where he is to make
arrangements for the planting of GO
acres of potatoes He has quit the
range and has turned his attention
to farming for the coming year.
w. c. Schroeder, of the Yakima
hotel. claims the Yakima country far
ahead of the coast, inasmuch that
he shipped 10 the Tacoma hotel Of
Tacoma and the Seattle hotel of Sc
attic spring lambs for their last Sun
DAY dinner He says that spring
lambs were not on the market in
either of these places.
Charles y. I.arimer has been COM
mtted to the hospital for the insane
at Medical Lake BY an insanity board
composed Of K. X. Nichols, Dr. Bush
and Dr.. E. J. Hill. He will be
taken there Immediately
The Democrtic committee will
meet here Saturday to make ar
~ . - IN 90 10 'inu
vention to be held at Spokane on
May Is. 4 J Splawn has not con-
scented to be a candidate for the gov
ernor but is being urged by his
friends who think that he has a fine
chance to land the chair at Olympia
The Commercial club and the
county commissioners ave irving 10
perfect plans Whereby tbev can givo
fha yalima valley :. dna ssnd-off u
the AIasEa-ynkon-Pactfc exhibif ar
Seattle in 1909 The eounty com
mlssioners hive voted 5000 FOR me
eyhihfr II 1bat tfre
O's = .eI n bfooher mas more Dllls
tn"H .nal "'Ace h3S ever nau peloIe-
f'e estimates nay lllese Dlils VIII run
w ~ "oou1 l0'0Vp ABRAMS VIII
naEe 20 oe oId"h i''r the ulHeFeht
..d'iAa' ~" '-e pa re loi whom
me- arc ufdWA VITA nave 70 hola
them sihl- lae clty can set some
money from me oohus lhat nave just
pFeh du'AO44zed' as the treasury IS
ufy.
j. O. Janeck and family have just
returned from the coast. where they
have been visiting.
C G Lee a prominent attorney of
Ionnenish was In Inc citv attending
"a legal business
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la 80 y! > uii"s 9.ue, spe!l.
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y Y. 2. 'tFaAalA' why nus spent
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tlme iFleAus' ne mas taken up MS
residence al = Naches avenue
ne poo! q John = Lax was IN
TERED az the aehoiic cemetery alIer
services al me ta'holc churcn TINS
morning az > o.clock. me services
Were 4argeiF ATTENDED ~ iriehus anu
reia uFes, VINO DfougAl Deautiiul
nora tfI IS. :,
ne daushter OIL M. ana MS. NJ.
y hahFllle VINO oled !ast MONDAY
~ the nome q her parents was
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