The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-08-04
Local News

TO visit for a couple of weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Brewer will
leave North Yakima today to pass the
next two weeks in Seattle and vi
cinity.
A marriage license was issued at Sc
attic Monday to Albert Leroy Busbey,
aged 90, of North Yakima and Zula j.
Smith aged "a, Of Seattle.
J. r Ellsworth Of Hot Springs, \.
D.. is in North Yakima visiting his
daughter Mrs. Charles N. Johnson of
80 north Seventh street.
Burton and Mabel Snh9er ana Bert
Higgins of Lexington. S. D.. are the
guests of the Misses Clara and
jeanette owens of 10 north Seventh
street.
Mrs. Bywater and son Maurice Will
leave today for Seattle to join Rev.
Mr. Bywater. who is taking his vaca-
ton on the Sound. They WIN be gone
a month
Mrs. Grant Stone and Mrs. Ed
Stone will entertain She ladies of the
w r. c. aid at the home of Mrs
Grant stene. 2O4 sou,h Eleventh ave
nue.. Thursday afternoon next.
Justice Verran of Wapato was
NbIIn 1dhlHtd NlSltpl utHhiS' .'ii :
Verran says his duties as j. p. give
him more trouble than his editorial
work but he lbes reading law books
There will be an ice cream social at
the NJ. w. A. han at Cowic9e Wednes-
day evening, August II, for the bene-
fit of the owiCh+-Naches Cemetery
vited.
The Shrners patrol team held
drill last night in preparation for their
trip to Seattle Angus 10, when
ceremonial session of the Seattle lodge
is to be held. There are 20 men on
the local team, Nith w. L. Leach as
captain.
II. C. Lucas Of the Yakima Trust
company. who has been visiting in the
east, has returned to his home here.
He says there is a great deal of build
ing in progress in the east and bust
ness men are pleased with the pros
poets for the future in business way.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Wineman will
leave this morning for a few weeks
vacation in the mountains and on the
Sound. 1t is Mr.. Winemans intention
to stop off at the Lodge at Lake
Kaches for q week and then make tn 2
various cities on the Sound and theH
return to business
Doctors j. F. and A. NJ. Zediker
have returned from a two weeks va
cation to Seattle. Tacoma. Bremerton
and the exposition. They report hav-
ing a joyous time and pronounce the
A.-Y.-P d great entertainment, and
say the weather was very cool and
the salt water breezes very refreshing.
The pacing horse Sherlock Holmes,
well known in North Yakima, won a
fine race at Fargo N. D., Monday
when he passed in 20S " and took first
money in the free-for-all event at the
circuit meet there. He won the first,
fourth and fifth heats and defeated
animals marked as low as he is. Sher-
lock was driven by Frank Childs He
is owned by Mrs. D. McDermid of
Spokane,
City Councilman John j. Miller has
returned to North Yakima from a
very pleasant trip to Tacoma, Seattle
and other cities of western Washing
ton. during which he made some more
or less careful study Of civic condi-
lions. His business will keep him in
this city for the present. Mrs. Miller
did not return with him, but will re-
main away for some two weeks longer
visiting friends
George j. Listmann of the Listmann
Furniture company has returned to
North Yakima from a visit to the east
and middle west. He says in particu-
lar of Grand Rapids that all the fac
tories are working fun time and
strong crews and have orders for
long time ahead Hope for the future
is bright. He discovered great inter-
est in the west, q knowledge of Yald-
ma and a general westward move
ment.
Cemetery Sexton John has returned
from a very pleasant trip to Seattle
and the fair. He visited the navy
yard a Bremerton, and for the fin st
time saw a battleship. a piece of CON
struction which he found to be a
marvel of perfection. Mr.. John made
careful study of cemeteries ami
cemetery methods while away. He
found the Jewish cemetery in Seattle
to be the best cared for of any he
visited. Mr.. John did not approve OF
the cremation or incarceration idea as
it was presented to him by the Seattle
experts.
Bob Rundstrom Of the Coffin
RuIdstrom Furniture company re-
turned from his annual business trip
throughout tn east Monday evening.
Mr.. Rundstrom states that he was
surprised at the knowledge displayed
by the people in and around Chicago
regarding tne Yakima valley.
Wherever he produced his husin SIS
card he met someone who vas very
conversant with the resources of
Yakima. Mr.. RundstrOm brought
with him Messrs Geo H ana y. c.
johnson, both prominent cattlemen
of Henry county, Illinois Both of
these gentlemen at present are guests
of the Rundstrom family.
Mrs Linnie Rowe has returned
from several weeks visit with rela-
tves in the east. Her sister-in law
Mrs. Nelson Baldwin, accompanied
Mrs Rowe to North Yakima and will
make an extended visit here.
j. w. Boyer, father of Special
Agent Boyer of the United States land
office, is here on a visit from Van