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

NJ. and Mrs. Nicholas Gilnrr, $
North Sixth street. Monday noon.
hurry Wir,mon and 'cliffcr |
y right spent Sunday at Keinewiok
and Pasco.
Virgil Dudley is driving new au-
Il mobile, a seven passenger Mitchell
purchased through the F. A Bennett
garage.
fer the f. A. Rennett garage, has
returned FROM > business trio Il Sc
attic.
John Sinclair, of Dawson, Yukon
territory. is visiting in North Yakima.
1t is his first visit to his old home in
two years.
The Fraternal Brotherhood lodge
have changed their time and place of
meeting. and will meet hereafter in
Woodman hall on Tuesday evenings
at 500 o'clock.
Miss Bess ellison. who has been
teaching at Top1cnish, returned Sun
day evening u that city after spend
ing Saturday and Sunday with heI
PARENTS. Rev. Or. ana Mrs. Gibson.
The runmagc sale which was 10
have taken pace November 4, give II
by the Ladies' Aid of the BAPTIST
church will b, ICstponed one week
md will take lace November "a
Arthur Coleman is at the county Jail,
charged with stealing of harness be-
longing to f. O. Keck. A man an
swering Coleman's description pawn
ed the harness for IS.
Plumbing work on the Northern
Pacific depot was stopped Monday on
order of the city officials because the
material was standard" instead OF
extra heavy" as required by the
North Yakima building ordinance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Harper, of
Prosser. spent Sunday in North Yak
ina, visiting friends. Mr.. Haroer is
president of the Harper furniture
q Hardware Co, one of the larges
mercantile establishments in Prosser.
William Hackett, who works on the
reservation, near Wapato, was injur-
ed Monday morning when he was
struck by a Northern Pacific freight
engine and his arm dislocated. AS
Hackett was intoxicated at the time,
no blame is attached to the railroad
Nj. and Mrs. A. F. Helton have re
turned from a two months tr.D in tbC
-ttSt, uul ihS Niii'ii th|S 'if''tN "
their old home at Champaign. lin.
DIS, and spent some time in Indians
and oklahoma They say that the,
are satisfied there is no pia3e rha
t,.uals North Yakima.
A list of officers of the Toppenish
Simcoe and Western railroad ha
been filed with the county auditor
The trustees are F. G. Williams, j. d
Cornett, u. Y. Coleman, G. F. Meye
and w. L. Shearer. Mr. Williams i
president. Mr.. Coleman is vice presi
dent and Mr.. Cornett is secretary
| treasurer
| Licenses to hunt have been issue,
by the county auditor to the follow
ing: Frank Amosse, George Lam
bert, C. Clements, Dave Black, j. +
Schrener, and Fred Glazebrook, q
North Yakima; L. ]. Finley, w. {
Rinehold, Granger; Jacob Monl
Sunnyside; John Yolo, Wapato, and .
S. Deane, Toppenish.
Four marriage licenses were issue
by the county auditor Monday. The
were to George T. Taylor. age pa, an
Miss Vera Jenkins. age II. both c
Selah; Edward Mitchell, age pa, an
North Yakima George w. laughing
age %. of Yakima City. and Mis-
Emily w Pelton. age 10, of Wapat,
and George w. Bradford, age SO. an
Mrs Mary J. Minte, age 81, both {
Toppenish.
City Superintendent of Schools Rec
appeared before the Ministerial assc
citation of North Yakima Monday an
explained a number of matters cor
nected with the public schools of tn
city. He told of the conditions whic
obtain here with regard to teacher
caves figures of changes in the stat
answered charges with regard to tn
school library and generally justifie
the school administration because {
allegations made against the variol
features of school work.
w. A. White is to engage in til
vehicle and implement business her
as partner of the John Deere Pho
company. His place of business wi
be at 1920 South First street. in til
store formerly occupied by the Lis
mann Furniture company, and he e,
public about November H. 1t is III
derstood that the new house will off,
the most complete line for examine
ton of farm implements yet placed O
display in North Yakima. Mr.. Whit
has been for six years connected wit
the Yakima Hardware company in tt
vehicle and implement department
and in that time has made many pc
sonal friends, including the manag,
ment of the store from which he h;
, just resigned.