The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-10-07

Harry Roberts of Modern addition
reports the arrival of nine-pound
boy in his family The youngster
made his appearance last Sunday, and
since that time he and his mother
have been doing fine.
The Womans Missionary Aid So
ciety of the Congregational church
will meet Friday with. Mrs. J. c.
Bridgman, 202 North Seventh street.
The clearings of the North Yaki-
ma banks for the month of Septem-
Der show a substantial increase over
the quiet summer months of August
and July The total increase of Sep
TENDER over August was 100000
/ The bank clearings, which are the
I barometer of business, show steady
increase.
The wedding Of Clement w. Gam
BILE and Miss Clare Thomas will take
place at Kennewick today at high
noon at the home of the brides par
ents in that city. Miss Betty Gam
BILE will attend the bride and Benja-
! min Knapp will act as best man. At
ter a short honeymoon trip the new
ly married pair will make their home
in this city.
S. ]. Cameron is attending to bus
mess matters at Leavenworth this
week.
Chester A. Congdon of Duluth eX-
poets to leave in three days for his
home after short visit in North
Yakima and vicinity to inspect his
properties.
Miss Gladys Fell of Gle Elum is a
visitor at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James Leslie.
DR.. Phillip Frank, who has beer
i'll during the past summer, has re-
turned from Hot Springs, and is I'm.
proving rapidly at his home in this
= city DR.. Frank will be able to re-
c sumo his practice in a week or ter
days,
in the city on business.
E Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bennett, who
| left Fullerton, Nleb.. last May er
route to Seattle in a prairie schoon
! or. arrived in this city Thursday, ant
left Friday to visit friends in Sunny.
: side. The party has covered 26nG
. miles il their travels and took this
meat Of seeing the west, of which
they had heard "a lot
/ Dexter Smith, for years a prospec.
tor in the hills of Alaska. and VIII
has chased the golden rainbow il
many lands and made and lost two
+ fcr,anee in his search for gold, is ii
the city spending a few days wiki
=, friends. Smith is one of the charac-
tiers Of the Northiand, and anyone
t who has ever read Rex Beach's 40.
vel. The Spoilers" will recall th
character of Dextry in the story
, Smith is the original of the story
AND was a boon companion and fal-
low prospector of Beach's when tfe
author was in the Nome country. Mr.
SE;td is a polished story teller ant
mas q wealth of "reminiscences of his
twenty years experience in the LAND
Of snow and gold.
+. &. Peck left Friday evening fol-
Spokane TO arrange the Yakima coun
ty fruit exhibit at the Spokane fail
this week. Mr.. Peck had some very
choice fruit of his own on display a
the state fair the past week and also
in the window of the Yakima TIT
Guaranty and Abstract company
The marriage of Miss Florence
Jessie Stephenson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Stephenson TO Mr.
Wallace Vaughn Blackwell was sol
emnized at St Michaels Episcopa
church Wednesday evening at s
O'Clock, Rev. Maurice ] Bywater off
dating. The bride was beautifully
gowned in crepe de chene over white
taffeta silk. Miss May Nook wa,
maid of honor and Mr.. J. r. Harness
acted ais best man. The wedding
march was played by Miss Laura
James and the ushers were Mr.
Arthur Baker and Mr.. Ing storraasu
\ reception was held at the home OF
North Fourth street Immediately fol
lowing the ceremony and covers LAID
for thirty-fve at the wedding supper
The bride and groom viii remain il
North Yakima, whore both are vel
known and popular with a host 0.
friends