The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-07-21
Local News

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Dr. A. ]. Damman, of Ellensburg, is
n North Yakima visitor.
Mrs. f. f. Dunning is enjoying a
visit on the Sound, expecting to be
away for some weeks.
f. C. Hall has returned to North
Yakima from a short yacati9n trip to
Seattle.
Erie Barnes. of Herman, Cal, is in
North Yakima having come this way
by way of Nevada and Utah.
Charles II. Barnes and w l.. Lemon
and spending a few days fishing in the
upper Naches-
II. w. Hughes. of south Naches
avenue. left Tuesday morning to spend
"a few days visiting the Seattle expo
sition.
Miss VanBuskirk. who has been
visiting in and about Seattle, has re-
turned to North Yakima.
Mrs. c. H. Douglas. of north Fourth
street, is entertaining her father and
mother from the east
Miss Zelah Fraser and Miss Ida
Sharkey left this city Monday for sew
eral weeks sojOurn in Victoria, b. T.
Miss Bess Morris has returned to
North Yakima after several weeks
with friends in Seattle
w. n. Irish. superintendent of the
horticultural Union, has returned
from a weeks visit at Seattle.
The Valley Hardware company has
an attractive display of builders hard
ware on exhibition, one of the finest OF
its kind ever seen in North Yakima.
Ralph King, of the Goldberg cigar
store, has returned from a two weeks
vacation spent in Pendleton and Sa-
lem.
ID. Thompson, general manager of
the Emporium, has gone east to Vari-
Gus cities on a purchasing trip for his
company.
II. d. Baker has contracted with III.
H. Schott for the delivery of $4,000
pounds of 1909 hops at 10 cents per
pound.
The Misses Lolo and Grace Ham
mond. of Minneapolis, have been the
guests here of Mrs. H. r. Humphrey.
have gone to Seattle to see the fair.
DR.. c. f. Keller has returned from.
visit to Seattle, during which time
he attended the convention or the
Washington Medical society.
DIR. Taft has returned with his
brother from Minneapolis, who is his
guest from a trip to the Sound. He
says the natural conditions, foliage.
etc, at the fair cannot be surpassed.
Many cattle are hauled west daily
through North Yakima on their way to
Seattle to feed the crowds there.
Nearly every freight train has car or
two or half a dozen attached.
ID. S. Siegrst, who has been looking
after his ranch interests at Parker.
went to Tacoma on No. l Tuesday 70
toin his family which is summering
there.
A marriage license WAS issued by
the county auditor Tuesday to Ernest
b. Cooper, aged 20 years and Miss
Jennie Hunt, aged l6 years, both of
North Yakima.
Alex. Burnham is among those who
have sent fruit to +. j. HaasZe for
exhibition at the county building at
the A.-Y.-P. He expects to send prunes
and pears to help in the display.
Their plat of Mckee City was filed
with the county auditor Tuesday by
Otter Bros The townsite is in the
northwest half of the southwest quar-
Ter of the southeast quarter of sec
tion |, 10, 10.
w. T. Mccain of Minneapolis has
purchased a ten-acre tract in the
Selah. Mr.. Mccain came to this val
ley on a visit to the family of Phil y.
Otter and like many another was so
pleased with the country ana its
prospects that ne decided 10 locate.
The Misses Mabel and Abbey
Switzer of Minneapolis Mimi, who
have been the house guests of DR.. and
Mrs. Chase for the past week left
yesterday for Seattle to visit the A.
Y.-P. exposition. They win later con-
tinue their western tour and return
home by way of California.
j. l.. Boucher has petitioned the pro-
bate court that he be appointed the
guardian of Louis Boucher, his fathef
is "A patient at Medical Lake. The es-
tate comprises tho south half of lot
9. block % of the city of North Yaki-
ma.
l.. ID. ). Patton. who is living in Sc
attic, was a North Yakima visitor
Tuesday having come over here for
business matters. Returning he car
ried a fishing pole with him saying
that fishing is to be his occupation for
the next two months.
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