The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-10-14
Local News.

morning for PrOSSer, taxing part IN
the case Of Charles Collins against
Joshua Swindler.
Will H. Everett, now of Spokane,
is in the city on business. He is
legislative candidate on the prohfbi-
ton ticket this fall
Hunters licenses were issued by
Auditor Croker on Tuesday to c. S.
Bilger and Raymond H. Bilger OF
Wapato, Ernest Moorhead of Alfal-
IA, and H. E. Smith of North Yakima.
Among the suits filed in the SUI
perior court Tuesday was one of
Isaac Hays against David Wheeler
for possession of a house on Yaki-
ma county ranch, Of which Hays says
Wheeler has taken unlawful posses
sion.
The Wapato Development company
has brought suit against Moran &
Seigel for quieting of title on lot
in Wapato.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. C. Boysol leave
today for their home in Olympia.
A. E. Rasmussen, city manager for
the st. Paul G. Tacoma Lumber COM
pany, has resigned. Perry Taylor,
general manager for this section, as
sisted by C. W. Temple, assistant
general manager, will take over the
work.
Attorney G. G. Lee was in the city
Thursday from Toppenish.
W. P. Sawyer Of Parker was in
North Yakima Tuesday on business.
A divorce was granted in the case
OF Mary Flynn against Edward Flynn
in the superior court Tuesday after
noon.
H. Van Buren, was taken to the ST.
Elizabeth hospital Sunday, suffering
from fever.
Robert Yuill and family have ar
rived from South Dakota and have
taken up their residence on the Ira
Hall place, on the Power House road.
Mr.. Yuill purchased this tract last
spring while on visit to this valley.
He brought with him two other fam
HES who will make their homes here.
The 10 year old son of ]. F. Nc
Bride came near losing his life at
the corner of Second avenue and Yak
ina avenue Monday evening by the
reckless driving of two men in
buggy. The boy was knocked down
and badly bruised The names of
the men N the buggy could not be
learned After they had hit the boy
they drove rapidly away.
Ben Norman Of Spokane was in
the city Tuesday looking after his
business interests.
L. 0. Meigs drove to Wapato
Tuesday evening on business.
The police investigation, started
On Monday, viii be continued today
by the council committee on police.
Vernon Bell of Troutdale, Ore, is
visiting with friends in this city for
a few days.
Sheep owners in this valley have
begun the fall shipments of sheep to
the Chicago markets.
VIII G. Fields Of Houston, Texas.
r in the city on business.
f. A. Bailey OF Fort Simcoe was
IN the city Tuesday.
George H. Hines, prominent at
tcrney OF Portland, is transacting
business in this city.
T. T. Tobson Of Kent is in the city.
David Robertson Of Grandview was
In the city Tuesday.
Miss Marjorie Gordon Of Willapa
Is in the city for few days visiting
friends and reatives.
The management Of the baseball
carnival will give masquerade ball
Thursday evening.
John K Martin and Ethel NJ. Lock
were married Monday evening at
o'clock by the Rev. C. E. Gibson of
the Methodist church. Both the con-
tracing parties were Of Bick1eton,
Wash. The couple will visit with
relatives in Parker Bottom before
leaving for their home.
Interest In the world championship
series OF baseball between Chicago
and Detroit has stirred up all kinds