The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-03-17
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Hanford project are working an
that some tests are being made. Th
water he says, will be turned in
within two weeks. Considerable de-
vclopment work is In progress along
| the Columbia.
new lodge of the order OF
Knights of Pythias is to be instituted
at kennewick the latter part of the
month, when Grand Chancellor Case,
together with large number of the
members from this city will be
present
! Mrs. G. NJ Hauser has returned
from Toppenish, where she spent a
couple of days looking into the mat
ter of organizing lodge of the Pyth-
splendid success, large number be-
ing ready to organize, which will be
done as soon as the grand lodge Off
GERS can come TO officiate
Street ears are now running the
entire length of the line, which takes
them, on the eastern trip. to the
Brown corners and within less than
half mile of the Mckee bridge. This
is great convenience to the people
south and east of the city within
reasonable distance OF the tracks.
Mr.. and Mrs D. L. Druse of Mob
Hill returned the first of the week
from their honeymoon trip to Cali
fornia, extending over couple of
months. They visited many points
of interest in. that delightful climate
and spent several weeks at Ocean
Beach, where they met Mr.. and Mrs.
Irish and Mr.. and Mrs. B. l.. Bull.
Mrs +. NJ. Rossiter returned from
Seattle on the late train Friday. She
was in attendance at the banquet of
the Northwestern University associa-
the president of the institution, who
is touring the west There were rs
alumni present, which is not IS per
cent of the membership in this sec
ton.
Ed Lyon and Virgil Dudley, who
have been at Olympia during the ses-
sion of the legislature, have returned
to North Yakima.
f. b. Marks of the Ahtanum was
a North Yakima visitor Saturday.
Ticket Agent Bugg of the Northern
Pacific railroad, who has been i'll, ex-
poets to be on duty again Monday.
Judge Whitson of the federal court
was in North Yakima Saturday on
/ his way to Tacoma to hold court. He
stopped Off here to look at his land.
F. S Weed of Thorp, one of the
large land and water right owners
under the Pomona project and who
! has been here for "a week looking
after his interests, left for his home
last evening. He will return in a
day or two as he expects the fun will
grow fast and furious within the next
few days
| Rev. J. l.. McComb, evangelist, who
has been working in the lower Ma
ches, left North Yakima Saturday for
Spokane to be gone two or three days.
On his return he will begin a revival
al Naches City.
b. S. Boyce and family of Ypsilan-
/ IT, Mich. who have been visitinG at
the home of DR.. p. Cornue. II the
Selah left North Yakima Saturday
for Portland. They We're delighted
and surprised with the Yakima val
ley. Above all tho type of people
who are building this community i'm
pressed them. Mr.. Boyce will make
! collection of Yakima land for his
future delight. About 10 acres, he
says, will make him happy.
! Henry Brothers, Incorporated. have
/ purchased from James Loudon. for
$1,000, the east half of the northeast
quarter of 32-17-13, subject to Tie
ton Water Users contracts. The
land is in the Teton.
James b. Mckay Sad Mrs. Bessie
Mccoy, the brother and sister remit
ed in this city after 90 years of sep
aration through the medium of the
police and the press. left Friday af-
, ternoon for a two weeks pleasure
trip on the sound Mrs. McCoy's
/ husband is not dead He is at present
holding down a homestead on the
Columbia river. near Hanford, and
his wife is helping by working in this
city.
The cleanup" day request of the
city health department has already