The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-08-11
Local News


a half passed in Seattle. He went Tor
pleasure but was i'll during his alb
sence.
Miss Bessie Hall librarian, has re-
turned to North Yakima from visit
of several weeks in Seattle, during
which she took a course in library
work to better fit herself for her
duties in the public library here.
Miss Annie Nook is to be stenog-
rapher at olympia during the session
of the Legislature for Hon. l.. O.
Meigs of this city.
Miss Mabel Merritt. office deputy for
DIR. Frank, county health physician,
is to pass her vacation in the Tieton
with a camping party.
A daughter was born Tuesday
morning to the family of Mr.. White
of the Yakima Republic.
DIR. Thomas Tetreau, who has been
to Mobile, to the national gathering
of knights of Columbus as delegate
from the North Yakima lodge, has
returned home.
j. w. Henry has purchased the
Wenas livery barn and will hereafter
make it his hack headquarters. Mr..
Henry is the owner of some of the
finest stations in this county and has
been prize winner at the state fair
and at other places here where he has
exhibited. Recently he took up the
hack business and now, by the pur-
chase of the Wenas stables, has added
a livery business. He has assumed
control of the barn and is now ma
king his bpg6utIa ,tarS there
J. II. Henry, who has been until re-
Gently a night dispatcher at the North
ern Pacific station here, but who a
week ago was elevated to day trick,
has been transferred to Pasco and will
be in the dispatcher's Office there. He
left for his new position Tuesday aft
ernoon. Mr.. Henry has been very
popular worker among Northern Pa
cific men and has made many friends
in addition outside of railroad circles.
These will be pleased with his promo
ton but sorry that he is to leave this
city.
Among North Yakima visitors Tues
day were f. b. Folett Northern Pa
cific station inspector, and d. j. Gal
vim, chief inspector of weights of that
road. Both reside at Tacoma. Mr..
Calvin was, when in that line, the
Oldest travelling auditor in the roads
employ. Both are old friends of Agent
John w. Hill of North Yakima.
Willis Ring of the Bowdle Roller
Mills company of South Dakota, is
visiting his sister, Miss w. J. Mclntire
of Fruitvale while en- route to the eX-
position. He will also spend some
side
A. l.. Schlosser has gone to Seattle
for weeks vacation, seeing the big
fair.
F.. l.. Roney has gone to Spokane to
attend the sessions of the national ir-
rigation congress. He is aiding the
Spokesman Review in getting out its
congress report.
j. f. Fitch has retired to the coun.
try on his doctors orders for "A rest
He will probably go into the Naches
region. lMM
j. ID. Cornett of the Traders banl
at Toppenish will be manager of the
new bank to be organized at Zillah.
After a two weeks reunion mem
bers of the Stewart family are depart
ing for their various homes.
At special meeting of the Sunny
side Water Users association las
week protest was made against the
appointment by Governor Hay of S.
Harrison and Walter n. Granger as
delegates to the irrigation congress
The capital stock was increased from
$4,000 to $1,000 shares.
Mayors of the principal cities of the
Pacific northwest, including Portland
Tacoma, Spokane, North Yakima
Bellingham, Everett and Olympia, will
be asked by Mayor Miller of Seattle to
call the attention of their respective
cities to the celebration of Seattle day
at the A. Y. p. exposition and to re-
quest as many as possible to attend.
Nagler's Juvenile band will leave
for Spokane this morning to help ad-
vertise the Yakima country at the ir-
rigation congress. The boys will pre-
cede the Rakima delegation in the
big parade.
Supt f. j. Haasze of the Yakima
county building at the A.-Y.-P., sends
to the Herald copies of the entry
blanks for the live stock show at the
fair and calls attention to the fact that
the time for entries has been extend
ed from August l to August %. The
show will be August 81 to October 8
Mrs. e. F. Meyer, of lis south
Eighth avenue, who has been absent
from the city visiting friends, has re-
turned to her home in this city.
Leigh r. Freeman, who 43 years ago
introduced irrigating methods into
Wyoming and who is written of by
Spokane irrigationists as the father
or irrigation" is among the North
Yakima men who are attending the
irrigation congress at Spokane.
j. H. Immel Jr., of Sandusky, Ohio,
with his wife and family are in North
Yakima the guests of Rev. Mr.. and
Mrs. f. A. King, of the Congregational
church. Mr.. Immel is to make his
home at Toppenish where he will be
associated in the business of Messrs.
Richey 4 Gilbert
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