The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-07-15

Yakima avenue. This follows the
consolidation of the big packing
house interests here recently.
The cases against the Varian and
yesterday. 1t was alleged that bar
tenders in the places had sold liquor
to minor. On the attorney for the
defense showing the despicable man
ner in which the special detective
secured the arrest OF one of the bar
tenders the court dismissed the case
and the second was dismissed on mo-
ton of the prosecutor
Rev. D. NJ. Montgomery has re-
turned from d pleasant visit to the
cities on the sound and conducted
his regular Sunday services at the
United Presbyterian church.
Harry L. Guthrie and two friends
left the city for the hills in the Ma
ches valley Monday morning. He
will stay two months and in that time
will work his mining claim which
he is fully confident will pan out rich.
No. . is reported for ) o'clock
this morning owing to bad wash
out east Of here. 1t IS probable No.
Is will be much later than first re-
ports indicate and that westbound
traffic will be badly cramped today.
Yakima apricots and Yakima
peaches have appeared in the local
markets and are retailing for cents
a pound.
sherman T. Williams, special reve-
nue. officer of the United States gov
eminent, has been in the city inspect
ing the condition of the North Yaki-
ma Brewing & Mating company
plant. He declared that there is 30
small brewery in the country con-
Quoted in more careful manner and
that the product is of the best.
Secretary Firth of the Yakima Val
ley transportation company is suffer-
ing from a severe attack of Appendix
citis.
Steve Findley of st. Paul has been
visiting in the city, the guest of
Theodore Ley. Findley is connected
with the travelling service OF the
Northern Pacific.
Ted Ley and wife, with II. II.
Schott and family. expect to leave
today for Soda Springs. whore they
will enjoy ten days outing.
Bruce Wees was in the city Sunday
from his Parker ranch.
c. W. French and Ben Caldwell If
Stanton, Mich, are visiting T. y.
Coleman. They are making a tour
Of western states and plan invest
ments.
The Calumet cafe has been sold
by George \, Irish to Joe Swanson
and E. 4. Johnson, the latter of Mel
bourne. The former owner expects
to return to Sunnyside to live.
Mrs. ". G. Schroeder and child
have gone to Portland for visit.
Roy King and ". " Miller of the
county auditors office have returned
from a several days fishing trip up
the Cowiche. They secured about
so fine trout
Charles z. Gerber and A. E.
Baldoser have dissolved their part
negship in the creamery business,
which viii be conducted by the
former.
The condition OF City Attorney
FORSYTH, who has been seriously i'll
with loeomotor ataxia, remained
about the same Monday.
s party consisting of c. II. Hig-
ginbottom, J. H. Baird and W, E
NELL Of Rossville. Kansas. are IN
North Yakima 10 investigate the con
ditions with view OF locating.
seldom smyser recently elected az
Instructor in the high school, is reg
istcted at the Pacific.
Edgar George Of Mortified, MINI.
is iii the city.
A. Blair was in North Yakima
Monday from Seattle
W. p Walker and 7. r. Fisher
were on the Ahtaaum creek fishing
sunday While there they met the
Eschbach brothers, and an excellent
dinner vas enjoyed.
Mr.. ard Mrs. George Donald ana
child returned Monday from a week S
gisit on the sound
Fred +. Johnson, mail order clerk
at The local postofnce, leaves today
for the sound with his wife They
hope 10 90 to Cape Flattery before
they return.
Hon 5 j. Harrison Of sunnysile
spent Monday in the city.
Prof J. ". Ridgway veterinary
who for some time past has been