The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-11-03
LOCAL NEWS

Glen Hallett has moved from South
Sixth street to South Eighth street
c. f. Crownover and wife, of
Naches, are at the Tieton.
II. c. Hills, of Wapato, was at the
Pacific Tuesday.
Don McAlpine, of Kiona, is at the
Washington.
r. d. Herod and wife, of zillah are
in North Yakima.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. o. Shadbolt. of
Parker. were in North Yakima Tues
day.
Thomas Adams was brought up
from the reservation Tuesday charged
with Bookkeeping.
Dr. w. II. Carver returned this
morning from Denver where he was
called by the death of his mother
Edgar Allen, Fritz Miller and John
Sinclair left Tuesday for business
trip to Pasco.
II. A. Cline, representing the REM
ington Typewriter Co, is at the Tieton
hotel for a week.
J. F. Snyder and John Moorhead,
representing the Troutman orchard
heaters in this sections are at the
Teton.
Three marriage licenses were issued
by County Auditor Croker on Tues
day to the following: Charles w
Carlen and Ellen f. Coleman, of Top
penish; Ross A. st. John and Cor
della C. Boisele, of North Yakima
and Henry w Colburn of Spokane
and Emma H. Manweiler of Sunny.
aide -'r4 DN
Mrs. f. f. Morgan, of Portland
Ore, is being entertained as the house
guest of Mrs w. l.. Wright for severa
weeks at her country home in Fruit
vale.
Hunters licenses were issued Tues
day to M. ID. Darr and Louis Rainey
of North Yakima and to F. r. Stewar
Albert Rody and James Wright, all o
Outlook.
After waiting for at least yea
Mr.. Fl. c. Krepps has just received
word from his attorneys to the effec
that a patent had been granted on hi
device which is to take the place o
the railroad tie which in his opinion
will revolutionize the construction o
roadbeds Mr.. Krepps leaves thi
evening for Seattle where he will fin
ish arrangements and on his heturl
will place his device on the market
Briggs and Pease. the real estat
firm. have dissolved. Claude Brigg
has associated with l.. A. Dash in tn
real estate business while Mr.. Peas
may continue in business alone.
In a try out debate at the higl
school on the commission form of gov
eminent the senior junior debator
won out over the seniors. This de
bate was in preparation for one on tn
same subject with the Prosser hig
school
Officers of the North Yakima Clear
ing House association for the ensuin
year were elected Monday as follows
o. A. Fechter, president; Fl. G. Lucas
vice president and James A. Louder
manager.
There will be a meeting of tn
board of trustees of the Y. M. c. A
tonight.
To organize literary society, sew
eral people will meet at the Y. NJ. {
A. tonight.
w. w. Robertson, editor of the Re
public, is touring in Oregon in a
automobile with Frank Clerf an
Hank Noll.
Interest in bowling among tn
young women at the Y. M. c. A. alley
is increasing. Monday night Mis-
Sawbridge established a new record G
1853 and Miss Doust made a scor
of 1928.
Tom Carlyle, of the Yakima Pre-
duce company is organizing a Mort
Yakima branch of the United Com
mercial Travellers association. He ha
been at Seattle in the interests of tn
plan and it is expected that a charte
will be issued to the new body here i
q short time.
Bids for riprapping the Mckee roa
on the west side of the Mckee bridg
for a distance of three-quarters of
mile We're opened Monday by tn
county commissioners. The Goodma
bid for hauling at $3.50 and the Petty
john bid for mattress work at 10 cent
per square yard were accepted.