The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-01-27
Local News.

organic troubles superinduced by
pneumonia. Mr.. Parsons had been
i'll for two months. He was native
of New York. IS years of age. and
a resident of this valley since 1898.
The funeral services will be held
Thursday from the Methodist church,
Rev. C. f. Gibson officiating. A
wife, daughter and son are left to
mourn his loss.
Tickets for the third number of the
Y. NJ. c. A. lecture course are going
rapidly. The number presented will
be the Ernest Gamble Concert COM
pany, musical organization of merit
II. F. Bair of Ellensburg was tran
sacting business in this city Thurs
day.
w. C. Schroeder Of the Yakima no.
tel left Tuesday on business trip to
sound cities.
Reports have been made to the
sheriff's office of the operation Of
chicken thieves in School Section the
past 10 days.
Attorney H. J. Snively was bust
ness visitor in Ellensburg Monday.
A marriage license was issued
Monday to Robert Ehersole and Miss
Harriet Thompson OF E1lensburg.
The Mabton bank has filed it's list
Of officers for 1909 as follows: j.
c. Sanger. president; John S. Baker,
vice president; A. T. Carlson, cashier
and secretary, and e. Harrison, as
sistant cashier. With the exception
of Vice President Baker, who lives
in Tacoma, the officers are all resi-
dents of Mabton.
The following officers have been
elected by the Wenonah Orchard and
Development Co.: F. H. Tristram
of Chicago. president; r. w. Thayer
of Milwaukee, vice president; II. c.
Kline of Chicago, secretary. F. Fl.
Hess of Naches City is trustee The
company handles Yakima valley
lands.
George P. Eaton of Granger spent
Sunday in North Yakima.
The case of Joseph F. Groh, a dec
orator, against George Donald is be-
ing tried in the superior court. The
case is the result of troubles over dec
Grating work in the Donald home on
North Second str ct, the work of the
decorator being refused.
PhillipsGallant Store Co. has
brought suit in the superior court
against A. ID. Pease on an account,
the judgment that was rendered in
Justice Hunts court being for $57
and costs. The case is in the superior
court on transcript.
Wheeler Warren returned from
Madison, Wis, Saturday and will de-
vote himself to his Mckee ranch.
Herbert Shaw left last evening for
Medical Lake on a business trip.
o. l.. Dusschee has sold the Wash
ington Grill to p. G. Langdon of Col
fax and skefferman.
o. F. Spring has returned from a
trip to Pasco, Kennewick and Rich
land. He was amazed at the growth
of the lower valley during the last
three years.
Four trainloads of coal passed
through this city Monday consigned
to eastern Washington towns.
A. Y. Patterson of Gle Elum was
in the city Monday attending to bust
ness matters.
A. E. Smitz of Tacoma was tran
sacting legal business in this city
Monday.
J. Y. Grayson of Toppenish has
been appointed deputy sheriff for
that district. according to an an
nouncement made by the sheriff's Of
fee.
The regular meeting of the mem
= IN l.. L
Monday evening with full attend
ance.
William Kelly, arrested at Topper
ish charged with stealing coal from
the Northern tactic, was fined $50
and costs in Justice of the Peace
Hunt S court Monday. Kelly is the
third man within the week to be sen
fenced for the same otfense.
David Matthews. Norman Murray.
Frank Stacy, Harry Bloomer. John
Conway and Ed. Fuller, weary wan
derers, We're before Police Judge
Wende Monday morning, the result
OF the Sunday operations of the po-
lice. The crimes charged were most
ly drunkenness. with one vagrant
and beggar. Ed. Fuller, who was
arrested week ago and surprised
the inmates of the city Jail by the
legnth and intensity of his profanity,
will whitewash the city Jail for his
misdeeds. Conway will do likewise.
The rest were liberated.
The new bill presented at the Lyric
this week eclipses anything yet of
Tered by Manager Merriman. Silent
TAFT and AIMEE, with their novelty
magical act missed a train in Seat
tie and failed to appear. They will
present their act Tuesday evening.
Cook and Meyers, knock about
Dutch sketch team, are the liveliest
couple seen on a local stage this win
ter and have clever act. full of
singing, dancing and an outbreak of
poetry The pictures for the illus
tated song are finely tinted. The
moving pictures are good.
Manager j. V Payne of the Yaki-
ma Tigers has returned from bust
ness trip to Spokane. While in the
inland Empire city Mr.. Payne talked