The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-12-15
Local News

Mrs. George L. Eaton or Granger -
North Yakima visitor.
Andrew Wellington of Toppenlsh,
deputy sheriff was a North Yakima
visitor Saturday.
l.. A. Dash of the firm Of Dash q
Briggs left for Tacoma Saturday on
very important business.
Fritz Miller of the Burbank Land
company will leave North Yakima IN a
day or two for the Burband section.
owing to sickness in the home of
Rev. thurman Lind the swedish I-n-
theran church will not have any SER
vices today.
j. Is. Maher has completed arrange
rents for making his home in Ellens-
I burg where he will become a real ec-
tate dealer.
0. f. Spring of North Yakima has
purchased the Walters ranch near
Grandview and will make Ills home
here after the winter.
Guy NJ. Branch of New York, q
nephew of Mrs. Walter Chambers has
come to North Yakima to live. He
will invest in Yakima property.
A deer which sought a haven : 1der
the body of a horse which Ted Hack
tured. The hounds were at its
heels when it was taken.
The debating team of the North
Yakima High school was defeated a,
Prosser Friday in an argument on the
commission style of city government
the local debaters taking the negative
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Davis of the
Mckee are in Cincinnati with a large
assortment of display apples from
Yakima and a great deal of Yakima
literature. They will make an ex-
hibit of the fruit in dry goods store
window in the city named.
John Starr of North Yakima mas
purchased 20 acres of fine land oi
Mrs. Lombard, also of North Yakima
The land is raw and uncultiv&tad, bU,
is well worth the $3.50 per acre Nhicl
Mr.. Starr paid. This tract of lane
joins the Minnesota ranch on the west
,-Wapato Independent.
w. p. Sawyer of Parker was a Nortf
Yakima visitor Saturday. Mr.. Saw
yer says advertising pays" as he has
been roundly congratulated on the
success of the Sawyer car of apple.
shown at the Spokane apple show. He
Grew the fruit is also getting his pror
er share of the credit
Sam Shell, uverse-r for Washington
of the State Grange, patrons of Hus
bandry will be at North Cowiche mex
Saturday evening to organize a grange
II. Stanley Coflih mas brought t,
North Yakima IS teams of hoIite
which he has had at work on tn,
construction of Tieton laterals, which
work is now closed down so far as tn,
present season is concerned. Mr.
Coffin brought the animals to Nortl
Yakima and expects to find work 70
them in and about the city or OF
some of the construction work prom
Used in this neighborhood in the nea
future.
Postal cards received from I.rrnu
Coffin announce his arrival at Carr,
on his way to the pyramids and tn,
sphinx.
Justice of the Peace Verran of Wa
patio was a North Yakima visito
Tuesday.
Mrs. Bertha b. Johnson was sum
moned to Seattle Tuesday on business
She Will be absent until Saturday
when she will return with her tw,
sons, who are students at VashoI
college, to pass the Christmas vaca
ton here.
II. Stanley Coffin will leave Nortl
Yakima this morning for Kennewicl
to look after hs sheep interests an
incidentally to have a coyote hunt OF
the side.
w. NJ. Nelson, who has been at Chi
p1 in chs Of no II
valley exhibit at the Land and Irri
cation congress, is expected to return
to North Yakima today.
w. B. Newcomb of the Office of tn
county auditor, who has been i'll 70
several days, has so tar recovered /
to be able to resume his duties
No hunting licenses were issued b.
the county auditor Tuesday. This i
about the first day since early summe
that no applicant for license ha
put in an appearance.
Licenses to wed were granted b
the county auditor Tuesday to AleH
f. Pollock and Miss Mabel D. Arm
strong, both of North Yakima, and t
Jack a Thomas and Miss Goldie NJ
Maxwell, the former of Parker an
the latter of Wapato.
John Cleman has returned t
North Yakima from Tacoma, wner
he went last week to participate i
the gathering of Shrners. He is We
pleased with both the men ne m
and the manner in which he me
them. He was accorded some un
s usual hOnors as a pioneer of tn
: state.
T. a. Flickenger of Philadelphia
one of the eastern men who wa
reached by the advertising done b
the Yakima valley at the Land x II
: rigation congress at Chicago. Writin
to W. n. Irish, chairman of tn
! committee here, MIR. Flickenger ask
that all available literature regardin