The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-12-02

ternoon to transact business in sound
cities.
Il. V. Hopper left Monday for Ell
lensburg on business trip. He will
be gone several days.
Miss Caddie Lesh returned Mon
day afternoon from three days
visit with friends in Ellensburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hobart Oils of Out
look were the guests of Fred Dills
and family of this city over Thanks
giving
w. p. Taylor of the st. Paul &
Tacoma Lumber Co.. has returned
from trip to the lower part Of the
valley.
Reports have reached North Yali-
ma that + L. Boardman will be
named by GoveInor-elect Cosgrove as
public printer.
Attorney Allen Davis went to Occur
'dAlene City Wednesday to spend
Thanksgiving with his brother Mr..
Davis will return Monday.
The members of the knights of
Columbus will meet in Parish hall
this evening at O'Clock to take ac-
ton relative TO the funeral OF Henry
Otter.
Mr.. Harry r. Garrett is leaving for
Vale, Ore. with a party of FIVE others
who have been interested by Mr..
Garrett. with an idea of investing in
that locality.
The ladies of the Poultry associa
ton will give a chicken pie dinner
Saturday, December ), in l. 0. o. f.
hall The proceeds will be used to
defray expenses of the poultry show
TO be given in January
President Elliott of the Northern
Pacific railroad has offered $500 for
the best fifty boxes of apples grown
along the route of the Northern Pa
citic, west of the Rocky mountains,
and shown at the apple show.
H. L. Brown is IN the city in the
interests of The Elks' Tooth" IN
excellent play which will be presented
b the local lodge Of Elks at the Yak
ina theatre during December The
date has not been announced.
Extension Of the Pacific Telephone
& Telegraph Co. telephone cable line
along Twelfth avenue south has been
delayed until some arrangement can
be made BY the company and city as
70 distance the poles shall be from the
property line
Meetings Of the Church OF the Naz-
arene. being conducted by Mrs. Phoe-
be Epperson, have been unusually
successful there having been 43 con-
versions at the little church on
Ninth avenue south in II days. She
will remain in the city for another
week
Louis Luce has leased the building
opposite Cashmans old garage and
Will open up and conduct an automo-
bile and bicycle repair shop. He has
sold his car to r. E. Hull. Mr.. Luce
has spent eight years in the repair
ing business and is a mechanic who
understands the wrinkles OF the bust
ness TO a It"
Mrs /. l. Straneeway arrived home
after spending some months in the
east on account of the serious illness
and death of her father, Jos. T. Cob
den. who leaves a wife in Wisconsin,
and Mrs Stranseway, an only child.
Mr. Golden was of an old English
family that traces their ancestry back
to the time OF the Saxons, and was
highlY respected in Wisconsin.
The energetic efforts Of the police
in the cleaning mp or the city after the
state fair is bearing fruit in the fact
thar never before has the city been 50
free Of undesirable characters as at
the present time. Police circles have
been unusually quiet for the past
month the only arrests being for
drunk and disorderly. Tramp travel
on The railroad at the present time is
light
Steps for the organization of uni
versity club in this city are progress
ing the appointment of committees
10 look into the matter having been
made. Ii is expected by those back
Of the move that a meeting will be
held early in December to consider
plans II is the intention of the or