The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-10-13

NJ. G. Dry. of Sunnyside, is register
ed at the Yakima.
Judge Preble fined Peter Smith 800
| for bootlegging
A daughter was born Monday to Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd Garretson, of Mob Hill.
A son was born Tuesday to Mr.. and
Mrs. S. j. Fields, 10 South Fourth
street.
Miss Mae Kinney has returned from
the Green River sanitarium where
she has been for her health.
Miss Marian Miller is entertaining
her college friend, Miss Elizabeth
Thompson, of Chicago.
Sheriff Mcneil, of Benton county,
was a North Yakima visitor Monday.
A daughter has arrived to cheer the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ora c. Reed.
Mrs. j. ID. Nichols, of North Eighth
| avenue, has returned from the Sound.
Mrs. j. II. Corbett, of South Eighth
street is at the Sanitarium.
Sheriff f. Aston, of Mason, Wyo-
ming is here on visit.
S. S. Bush. county school superin-
| tendent, is in Spokane as a witness in
suit against the Northern Pacific.
DR.. j. II. Fitz, who comes from
Montesano to take the office of Dr.
Crompton, is at the Teton hotel.
The local ministerial association
has withdrawn the invitation to BILLY
Sunday" for the reason that the evan
gelist cannot make date for this fall
Rev. E. A. Kihg goes to Seattle to-
day to attend a meeting of the state
executive committee of the Washing
ton Home Missionary society.
| Johnnie Santone Monday pleaded
not guilty to the charge of assauting
G. w. Knapp. F. H. Hatfield was APP
pointed to defend him.
Mrs. Ruby Akehurst, of Mob Hill.
died Friday of blood poisoning She
is survived by her husband, Harry E.
Akehurst
| w. w. Robertson, who has been see
ing the Wenatchee country from the
hurricane deck of a cayuse has return
ed to his home here. He rode in Mon
day from Thorp.
| Theodore Parker, of Everett where
he is state manager of the Brother
hood of American Yeomen. of Des
MONIES, has decided to make this city
his headquarters and has sent for his
family.
( Franklin Pierce Jolly, who lectured
at the Y. M. G. A. Sunday renewed
an old time acquaintance with Gran
vile Lowther while in North Yakima.
Both were members of the same
Methodist conference back east.
Mrs.W. l.. Lemon has been named
as member of the library board by
Mayor Armbruster to succeed the Late
/ Hugh Sinclair Since the death of
Mr.. Sinclair, Mrs. w. w. Robertson
has been serving.
! Counterfeit So gold pieces are in
circulation on the Indian reservation
and in Toppenish. according to infor-
nation given to Sheriff Lancaster. The
sheriff is on the lookout for the coun-
terfieiters.
Joseph Brady, of the Yakima Auto
company, has been Joined by his wife
who has been touring the country
with the Navassar band. Her mother,
Mrs A. c. Hamlet, of st. Joseph, Mo-,
accom- panied Mrs. Brady to North
| Yakima.
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from the office of the county auditor
to Clyde w. Morrison aged 26 and
Miss Edith A. Robinson, aged 20 of
North Yakima; and to Reginald V. G..
Chapman, aged 81 and Miss Edyth A.
Whitmore, aged 81 of Selah.
Licenses to hunt have been issued
by the county auditor to the follow
ing: George Redfeld, James Wilder,
Henry Avery, A. w. Howard, Vara
Scott, I. B. Woodington, w. S. Deu-
pree, Hobart Dills and William AL
bingham, North Yakima; Guy Mckay
Toppenish; Arthur Kane. Naches; r.
A Lyons and Louis Bralum Selah
The number of hunting licenses issued
to date is 734.
Miss Mabel Hunt, a graduate of
Wellesley college, with two years
high school experience, is the latest
addition to the local faculty, teaching
mathematics.
Alva Strauss of the class of '07 of
the local high school, Dolph Barnett
Ben Bessesson, Glenn Griffiths, Earl
Waugh and Will Horsley, all of the
class of '09, write that they have reg
istered at the University of Washing
J lOIl anu are pledSeu Will Tie OuliOOh
| Dr. S. j. Kennedy has returned to
North Yakima from Seattle, where be
attended meeting of the Presbyte-
rian synod. A report has come to
North Yakima that DR.. Kennedy has
received a call from church at Santa
Monica, Cal. DR.. Kennedy says this
is not accurate, and he declares that
the proposition is one on which he has
no information.
Arson S. White. Mrs. White and
their daughter. Mrs. CLANCY, have res
turned from a visit to Seattle and
Olympian, where they visited Mr.
Whites sisters, Mrs. Dunbar and Mrs
Bigelow.
Articles of incorporation of the
Yakima & Columbia River Nursery
company of North Yakima were filed
Saturday with the county auditor.
The capital stock is $4,000, agri-
culture and horticulture are the OBJ
jects to be promoted and f. f. Perry,