The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-12-29
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Mrs. Daniel Il. Lesh leaves today 10
spend the remaining holidays with
friends in Seattle.
w. 3. Bridgman of Sunnyside. at
torney, was North Yakima visitor
Monday.
William Clark of Mob Hill was
among those who left for Seattle
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. y. kauftm III
and Earl Summers were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Kaufman or
wapato Christmas.
Lancaster Spencer OF Toppenlsh
was a North Yakima visitor Monday.
Mr.. Spencer says there is nothing par
ticularly new regarding the situation
of tho reservation Indians at this
time.
There was published in the POST
Intelligencer of Sunday two-column
portrait of the little daughter OF MT.
and Mrs. e. ]. Haasze, formerly OF
this city.
A marriage license was granted by
the county auditor Saturday 10
Luther H. Parker, age 2l, OF ia
coma. and Miss Florence Davis, age
16, of North Yakima
The state license of Verne Whitney
Wight to practice dentistry in the
state of Washington was filed with
the county auditor Monday
Jack Simpson of the Hotel Yaki-
ma, who has been at Hot Springs for
a couple of weeks for his health, isl
expected to return to this city today
Miss Lillian Prince of Everett is In
North Yakima visiting her sister,
Mrs. Charles Bohn.
Hon L. o. Meigs has gone to-
Yacolt on business.
Harry Averill of the Burbank Land
company has returned to North
Yakima from business trip to Sc
attic.
Miss Hess has postponed her
dancing classes until 1910 and has
gone to Idaho to visit.
A. C. Davis. principal of the high
school. will go to Tacoma Wednesday
to attend the State Teachers associa-
ton.
c. f. Piggott, formerly of North
Yakima and now of Parker, has re-
turned from a visit to Minneapolis,
Mr. and Mrs. n. p. Linn were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. kautf-
man of Wapato Christmas.
A son was born, December to
Mr.. and Mrs. West Mckinley of Ma
ches City.
William Horsley, now a student at
tie state university at Seattle, is in
North Yakima for the holidays.
daughter was born Friday, De-
cember "a, to Mr.. and Mrs, George
LeVesconte, of 706 North Fourth
street.
George Dunn of Parker was in the
city Tuesday on his way to Seattle.
O. A. Fechter has purchased Model
d Franklin automobile of the Yakima
Auto company of the 1910 build. He
will retain his old car also The pur-
chase price of the new one was $4,000.
Hon. F. H. Rudkin is spending the
Christmas vacation on the Rudkin
ranch south of the city.
PIumb ers of North Yakima who are
union members are to hold a smoker
Saturday night.
~ Guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Hat
). field are Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Rogers OF
Puyallup, parents of Mrs. Hatfield and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Hatfield of Vashor
Island, parents of Mr.. Hatfield.
Maurice Kaufman, who was sum
moned to Pendleton because of the
death of his father, has returned tt
North Yakima.
Dr. F. l.. Hayden is a North Yakima
visitor, having come to see his grand
child.
Two marriage licenses were issued
by the county auditor Tuesday one
was to Amedie Normandin, d ge -, ano
Miss Dora Menard, age Is, both OF
North Yakima, and the other to Oscar
A. Nelson, age %, of Selah, and Miss
Ebba w. Swanson, age IS, of Pelican
Rapids, MINI.
Charles Hutchinson OF Sunnyside re.
ceived from the county auditor Tues.
day license to hunt and take game
birds and animals.
A number of the local fishermen re.
port themselves to have had excellen
sport recently in fishing for white fist
in the Yakima river.
David Rankin, attorney, who re
Gently opened a branch office at Gran.
ger has decided to take up his per.
manent residence in that city and will
remove his office 10 the lower val
lev this week.
The Eagles will hold their annua
1910, in their hall on South Seconc
street. The music will be given by
the Eagles orchestra
The employees of the Herald took ;
vote Tuesday afternoon and declar
ed it to be their opinion that Henry
X. Goldberg was one of the mos
popular men in the city because Of
box of cigars presented them by hin
for Christmas.
James Varco. who has been in Sc
attic for some months. has returne,
to North Yakima. Jim" or Fat
as he is Familiarity known has beel
working for Jay Goldberg. VIII
bought out the Joe Schlumpf stan
near the Butler hotel three month
ago, but Mr. Goldberg has disposed o
his property to NJ A. Gunst & CO
Fat declares that he is back 10
good because North Yakima look
better to him than Seattle at tn
present time.
M. M. Sessions of the Dean Cloth
ing company is spending the holiday
with his parents in Seattle.
An adjourned annual stockholders
meeting of the Ivanhoe Mining com
pany will be held on Saturday, Jan
uary 8, at p. m. in the office of Sec
rotary Gull at 21S East Yakima ave
nue.. At this meeting full board o
five trustees will be elected. A full
attendanos of the stockholders in a
far as possible is desired.
Rev. Father Caller. formerly pres
ident of Gonzaga college. Spokane
now Father Provincial of the prov
ince of California and the northwest
is visiting former friends and Rev