The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-09-22
LOCAL NEWS,


Murray B. Miles accompanied by
Mrs. Miles has returned from several
weeks vacation spent on the Sound.
H. H. Wende is going hunting some
fine day soon and has promised his
friends a choice slice of venison apiece
as well as some ducks and birds.
f. L. Roney, secretary of the Fifty
Thousand club left North Yakima
Tuesday morning for a few days at
the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. Allen are
spending a few days in Seattle enjoy
ing the Pay Streak and other attrac-
tons.
Attorney Fred D. Yale, of Belling-
ham, accompanied by Mrs. Yale are
the guests of Mrs. F.. p. Parsons who
is Mrs. Yale's mother.
r. Garbe wishes to correct the report
that he is in the employ of c. III.
Mowery, having purchased some time
ago the retail end of Mr.. Mowery's
oil business.
Ev ngelist Billy Sunday wants to
come to Yakima between June 20 and
August / next summer and asks to
nave d utllnltt answer DeloTe oClO-
Der 3.
Rev E. A. King. of the Congrega-
tional church, is in Tacoma attend
ing a church convention before which
he will deliver an address next Thurs
day.
communication has been address,
ed the Herald suggesting that the
abundant growth of weeds along the
streets and roads where the presiden-
tial party is to drive be cut down
by the road supervisors befort the
head of the nation arrives in Yakima
Miss Florence Erwin and Miss Irene
Palmer are preparing to depart for
Pullman where they will enter col
lege. David Erwin has already left
To enter that school.
Mrs. Marguerite Villaume, of the
Selah died at her home Monday
night. Interment in Tahoma GENE.
terry will take place Thursday the fun
eral being held from the Catholic
church. She was 81 years of age.
James Fl. Oliver and Miss Stella r.
Laurence were united in marriage by
Rev. S. J. Kennedy at the Presbyterian
manse on Third street, Monday night.
After a brief honeymoon the couple
will reside in North Yakima.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap-
fist church will meet in the church
parors this afternoon and every lady
of the church is asked to be present
as two important questions are to be
decided and full attendance is re-
quired.
w. A. Olson, a newspaper man of
Woodruff, ILL.,, is the guest of Robert
Rundstrom, of the Coffin Rundstrom
Furniture company for few days
Mr. Olson recently sold out his paper
and is taking the first vacation trip
enjoyed in IL years
Mr.. Ernest Fl. Baker of Portland
Oregon, and Miss Lillian O. Counts, of
Lucas. Washington, were married at
p. m, Tuesday, by Rev. Morton l..
Rose at his residence, 131 North Sec
ond street. Mr.. and Mrs. Baker will
make their home in Portland.
Mr.. Clifford A. Sherwood and Miss
Alice d. Warner, both of this city.
were united in marriage at $50 a. M,
Tuesday, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
F. d. Clemmer, 407 North Fourth
street, by Rev Morton L. Rose. After
a brief visit to Seattle Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherwood will make their home on
Fourth avenue south.
ing at the exposition at Seattle repre-
senting a yakima pair" The fun
eral Will be Wednesday morning at 0
o'clock, the services to be at the resi-
dence, No. 6 North Seventh street
Friends are invited.
Tom Storey, chief of police, wac
confined to his home yesterday with a
mild attack of pleurisy.
The funeral of Dorothy NJ. Slack
four years old, who died Sunday, was
held Monday.
w. NJ Watt has sold his home on
North Fourth street and will live on
Mob Hill.
Miss Lillian Mattel. head of the kin
dergarten department in the Column
bia school, has arrived from the east
and assumed her duties.
The four months old daughter of
F. j. Osborne, sos North Front street
died Sunday night, and was buried
Monday afternoon at Tahoma Gene
terry.
Robert r. Bayne who has been in
Alaska for five years as mining
engineer, has returned to North Yak
ina and will remain here for the win
ter.
Grandview election returns were
canvassed by the county commission
ers Monday and the following officers
were declared elected: Mayor, John
Monroe; Councilmen, D. O. Robertson
ID. r. Moulton, w. F. Eser. A. E
Fisk, and F. G. Bennett, A. w. Hawr
was chosen treasurer. The vote In
favor of incorporation was very heavy
Mr.. and Mrs. Skiwing and son OF