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

manager of the st. Paul & Tacoma
Lumber Co., at Grandview, and has
been spending his vacation with his
parents at Seattle.
DR.. Phillip Frank, county health Of
ficer will return from two weeks
vacation Thursday. He will be in Sc
attic Yakima day.
Rev. Maurice Bywater is in Spokane
to attend the annual sessions of the
Episcopal Sunday School association
He will read a paper at one of the
m ceilings.
Mrs. T. M. Mannan. of Granger, is
at the Tieton.
M. A. Peacock, late Of Pennellville,
N. Y, has arrived in North Yakima
with his family to make his home. Mr..
| Peacock, who was for several years
! prominent in foreign missionary work
has bought five acres of land south of
the city.
Miss Rose Armbruster, accom- panied
by the two sons of A. j. Holmes of
st. Paul, reached here Monday after
noon from Seattle and will be the
guest of Mrs. c. Scow for the remain
on her way home after a two months
tour of the west and Southern Cali
fornia.
| J. O. Jeffrey and ]. Van Payton have
returned from a few days hunting trip
in the Cascades at the head of Amer
lean river.
Mr., and Mrs. J. o. Jeffreys will leave
| today for q IyealS'c yicit RI Caot+to NJ,
business and pleasure.
Licenses to hunt have been issued
by the county auditor to the following:
Harvey Rainey, Bonnie Buckholtz
and Joseph w. Kiburn of North Yak
ima and c. w. Currey of Naches.
Word was telephoned into North
Yakima last evening from the home of
F.. p. Villaume of the Selah, of the
death of Mrs. Villaume who has been
i'll for some time.
j. F.. Friesen has been awarded the
contract for the construction of the
three bridges required by the county
across the Status creek. The price is
$1124 per bridge.
| County commissioners in session
Monday granted the use of the court
house for the Taft public speech
| gathering.
Marriage licenses issued by the
county auditor Monday were to James
Fl. Oliver of North Yakima and Miss
Stella r. Lawrence of Wapato:
Charles Bay and Miss Margaret B.
Rine of North Yakima; Ralph N Pur-
din and Miss Myrtle M. Mckinney of
Naches and Clifford A. Sherwood and
Miss Alice d. Warner of North Yak
+ ina.
! The death took place Monday of
Laura Mary, infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William T. Hines. The little
/ girl was II months old and death,
! which was rather sudden, is said to
/ have followed a sickness believed to
have been induced by grapes eaten
! in some abundance by the child on
Sunday. The little girl was one of the
two children whose portraits appear
on wall of the Yakima county build
Mr.. Roshot, a banker of Dakota,
who is an old friend of Osborne Rus
sell whom he has been visiting here,
was so much impressed with North
Yakima and vicinity that he has de-
clsred his intention of returning for
| LUZ ''ei iiNestlBdtlon IL not Tor invest
ment at once.
A, j. Spaulding who has been in
North Yakima for some time has
started south for Oregon and Califor-
mia to observe the fruit methods of
those states
Mr. and Mrs. w. f. Arnold of Troy
Kan. are in North Yakima the guests
of Mrs Arnold's brother Jesse Thorn
ton of Fruitvae. They are greatly
pleased with the Yakima valley and
while 1t is not likely that either will
remove to this section they are repre-
senting as investigators, a number of
others who will probably follow their
advice and remove to Washington.
II. c. Hawley. of Seattle, has secur-
ed the contract for the Sulphur creek
wasteway of the Sunnyside canal.
Work will begin at once and is expect
ed to be completed in six or seven
months.
j. l.. Morrison has sued J. Wilson
i'm the superior court for an account
ing of hop crop valued at $12OO.
The plaintiff alleges that he was to
have half interest in the crop as
owner of the hop yard which was Gull
tivated this year by Wilson.
Mrs. Ada Wilkinson, of Syracuse. n.
| Y, is visiting her father, DR.. Gran
: vile Lowther.
Mrs. Wells. of Toma, Wis, was the
guest of honor at a Kensington, Fri
day afternoon. given by Mrs. f. f.
: Treat, S12 North Eighth street.
Mrs. o. A. Fechter entertained at
5 bridge Thursday afternoon for Mrs
! Eddy. sister of Mrs. Vance.
Miss Elsie Leeper was the honor
guest at party given Thursday night
by Miss Schott and Miss Carpenter
at the home of Miss Schott on South
. Eighth street.