The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-12-22
Local News


G. ID. walter, deputy county engl-
neer, is in North Yakima.
As executrix of the estate of Louis
l.. Blumenthal, Rosa Blumenthal is
suing Joseph A. Paradise for the
amount of a note, interest and attor-
ney's fees amounting in all to
31342.24. The action amounts to the
foreclosing of mortgage by which
the loan Is secured. McAuley &
Meigs are the attorneys for the plain
tiff.
w. ]. vansebbuyver & Co. are suing
J. H. Garrison and B. w. Rosenfeldt,
partners, on a check issued by the
defendant for 800. A second cause of
action is given on an account for
$562.2O. H. J. Snively represents the
plaintiffs
Deputy Sheriff Rightmire. who was
above Naches City Tuesday on business,
reports that it was very cold there.
H.. Stanley Coffin has returned to
North Yakima from Kennewick wher.
he went to make an inspection OF
his sheep camps. He says the snow
is about all off, the grass is in good
condition and the sheep are doing
well. Mr. Coffin got a run or two
as good as usual
Asa Parshall has sold out his wes'
side meat business to T. L. Irwin, who
has been conducting the West Side
Grocery.
H. A. Purdy hrother-in-law Of @
A. Gano, is to be removed to a hos
pital today for an operation. He
sustained an injury to his ribs veal
ago and it now become necessary to
remove a portion of the bone.
E. H. Elder was on Tuesday grant
ed by the county auditor a license to
hunt in Yakima county.
Marriage licenses were issued Tues-
day to John w. Smith, aged 10 and
Miss Florence Rake, aged 16, both Of
North Yakima and to Roy c. Jones
aged 20 and Miss Stella Golden Dor
sett, aged 81. both of Wapato.
The Minnesota society met at the
Office of Bivins Brothers Monday and
decided to hold the annual banquet
of that society on January 81. The
arrangements will be completed on
Thursday when another meeting nf
the officers and committee will be held
The ladies of the Catholic church in
the Mckee will open a bazaar next
Sunday evening which will continu'
several nights. Fine programs will b,
given and fancy articles will be placed
on sale.
W. e. Zupann, manager of the local
option campaign, announces that two
meetings will be held this evening
one in the Christian church and the
other in the Dunkard church. ON
Thursday evening two meetings will
be held, one in the Y. NJ. c. A. anf
the other in the Evangelical church
Probably three meetings will be helt
On Sunday.
Mrs. John Naples of North Yakima
returned to her home on Tuesday af.
ter very pleasant visit with hel
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bennett
Cascade Miner.
Miss Carrie Grosenbaugh of NORTH
Yakima is in Ellensburg today Sh,
is attorney in case which will com,
before the superior court at the mex
jury term.-Ellensburg Record
The death took place Tuesday O
Edith May Collins, daughter of ]. A
collins, of 207 South Eleventh ave
nue.. The little girl, who was fiv,
years old. died of meningitis.
Envoy Johns of the Salvation Army
who was in North Yakima last win
ter as an assistant to Captain JenkinI
of the local corps, has returned HI
came in last evening from San Fran.
cisco and will remain here for the
present. Speaking of this Captain
Jenkins says: Il value his service.
very highly and am greatly pleased
that he is again with us" The envoy
made a large number of personal
friends when here before, who will be
glad to again see him in this city.
G. F. Whtppey of Zillah was the
only resident of the county who pro-
cured a hunting license from the
county auditor Saturday.
Fred Mccoy of Kennewick was a
North Yakima visitor Saturday
Robert Prior. now student at the
state college at Pullman. is home in
North Yakima for Christmas.
Christmas trees of a value of $500
were destroyed in North Yakima Fri
day night by some vandals who visited
two yards and Topped the branches
from the trees on display there. G.
Kobb, H. e. Goodwin and Elmer Will
1iams were the losers