The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-09-01

burlington IL quincy railroad, with
b adquarters in Tacoma, but formerly
of Waco, Tex, is making trip
through the Yakima valley in the in
terest of his road.
The end of the vacation season is
bringing hundreds of North Yakima
people home from the seashore the
mountains and the fair. Increase ia
business and more people on the
streets is the barometer that ind'-
Gates the passing of the summer sea-
| son.
Passenger traffic still continues
heavy on the Northern Pacific Sun
| day all of the westbound night trains
ran in two sections in order to handle
the exposition rush 1t is not UNI
usual to have Is passenger trains pass
through this city in a night generally
| with two engines attached. The
rush is now evenly divided between
| the travel east and west.
| Mrs. A. +. Fawcett. proprietor Of
"The Chapeau," is i'll at the Lincoln
hotel in Seattle, suffering from nere
/ our prostration. 1t is thought the
attendant worries contributed by the
litigation surrounding her affairs are
| in measure responsible for her con-
dtion. She had expected to return to
, this city at an early date and settle
up her business.
| A. Rightmire of the Cowiche was a
! North Yakima visitor Monday.
George Ker of the Mckee started
! for Seattle Monday afternoon to make
a brief visit to the fair
DR.. Fl. =. James of the Commercial
club has returned from a vacation
trip to Seattle.
Wallace Miller, deputy county audi
| tor, has returned to his duties, after
| a vacation of two weeks.
DR.. G. e. Gibson of the Methodist
church was a passenger east to Spo-
| kane on No. 2 Monday.
| DR.. Morton L. Rose has returned to
North Yakima from visit of several
weeks in western Washington. His
| family was with him.
Mrs. Nook, Miss May Nook and
their visitors, the Misses Leona
Swaunk, Jessie Stevens and Winona
! Cook of Buffalo have returned to
North Yakima from a visit to the fair
at Seattle and a trip to the noun
tains.
Miss Grace Roberts, who has been
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts, returned
Sunday evening to her duties as q
professional nurse at the Deaconess
hospital, Spokane.
E. J. Haasze, superintendent of the
Yakima county building at the fair at
Seattle was North Yakima visitor
Monday. He came over on private
business Despite reports to the con-
l IL
siderable property in Yakima county.
Lee A. Johnson for the stockhold-
ers of the Gallaher mining property at
Gle Elum bid in the mine at a public
sale at that place last week and is
now in full control. He has directed
that operations be resumed for the
development of the mine.
| Mr.. Walter Ransford of Napa, Cal.
and Mr.. Harry Sacttergood of Eagle
Neb., both cousins of Mrs. 7. True
blood, 40S south Seventh avenue, left
this morning for their homes, after Il
weeks visit in this city Both are
very favorably impressed with North
Yakima and surroundings.
Arthur V. Watts, who is now in
newspaper work at Lewiston, Idaho,
has been seen by a number of North
Yakima visitors to that city lately and
has declared that more extended ac-
quaintance with the Pacific north
west leads him to growing regard
for Yakima county.
Sid Noble and party of friends who
have been camping on the south fork
of the Ahtanum, have returned to
North Yakima. They report that they
had good fishing. Mr.. Noble says
that game birds are very scarce.
What there are have been hunted
hard and many of those living are
cripples
| Hunting licenses We're issued by the
county auditor Monday to Joseph
Steiner, Ellensburg; Bert Marble, T.
H. Scott, Naches City; r. F. Newman,
! TOppenish; Andy McNeall, G.. G. Muir
ply. j. F. Blanchard, George Beaver
| Fred Wheeler, Andrew Madison. X
Matsumoto. A. Langevin, c. M. Rhy-
kart, l.. l.. Matterson, T. w. Osborn,
North Yakima.
Ralph Harris, manager of the
| Weste . Concrete Machinery COM
pany, returned last night from Gle
| Elum, where his firm has large con-
| tract for concrete pipe for the city
ScWtT. MT. f1dI11S family is
camping in the mountains near Gle
| Elum. They will return the latter
part of the week.
Mrs. John Reagan of San Francisco
whose husband was killed by a fall
in that city last Wednesday, has been
located at Ellensburg by the author
tiles. The telegram was sent to this
city instead of Elensburg. She was
visiting with a sister in that city
when she received the sad news of her
! husbands death.
The Marquette ball team of this
| city defeated the Naches City team
sunday by the lop-sided score of il
to 4. This is the first time that the
, Naches team has been beaten this
year. The fun started in the first in
Ring, when the Marquette club team
put nine runs across the pan. The
batteries We're: Marquette club, Bit
ner and Roberts; Naches. Dillon
Stoneman and Dillon.
The case of c. Z. Piper VS.. Edward
Gregorson for the collection of $19,
alleged to be due for advertising in
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