The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-12-08

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Mrs. NJ. NJ. Miles is expecting visit
from her neice, Miss Maxwell of Sc
attic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Young have
returned to North Yakima from their
honeymoon tour.
Miss Kate Laur, stenographer at
the office of Attorney vestal Snyder is
i'll at her home.
Attorney Vestal Snyder has returned
to his Office work after an absence of
several days due to grippe.
License to hunt was granted by the
county auditor Tuesday to Earl Nc
Connaughey of North Yakima.
Directors of the Yakima Horticul-
tural union were in monthly session
Saturday but transacted routine bust
ness only.
marriage license was issued Tues
day by the county auditor to William
A. Meyer and Miss Mildred Walling,
both of Toppenish.
Lancaster Spencer of Toppenish,
who has been very ill for several
weeks has recovered and was a North
Yakima visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Horace Griggs of Bellingham
and baby son will arrive in North
Yakima in few days to visit Mrs
Griggs' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira M
Krutz Mr. Griggs will join them for
the holidays.
Hunting licenses were issued Sat
urday by the county auditor to A. w
Newman, Arthur Young, and Louis
p. Nation of North Yakima; n. s.
Phelps and F. Finley OF Granger and
Carl Lisk of Toppenish.
Mrs. f. p. Barbour expects her
daughter, Miss Gladys Barbour, who
has been visiting in the east for some
months, to return this week. They
will occupy their pretty new bunga-
low on Capital Hill.
Ellis Raglan, who represents here
the Frye-Bruhn interests, stated on
Saturday that he did not expect to
have any difficulty in getting sheep
and other live stock out of this val
ley despite the railroad troubles. He
had assurances that he would be able
to get his shipments away train
load at a time.
Smudge pots have been decided
upon by the members of the Mckee
Improvement association and will be
berry patches. Tohmas Wilson is
president; Henry Wayenburg, vice
president and Jacob Postma, secre-
tary and treasurer of the Mckee as
sociation.
Privileges of the Y. NJ. c. A. are to
be extended to the boys of the North
Yakima schools beginning today when
half hundred young fellows from the
NIT al ,,iI he re
of the intermediate classes. Barge,
Lincoln, Central, Fair View and CO.
lumbia school boys will be taken in
turn thereafter.
Trains No. 259 and go have been
changed as to their running time and
their starting and stopping places as
stated in the Herald a week ago would
be the case. The announcement at
that time was made by Assista nj
General Superintendent Palmer The
trains now start at Pasco and Gle
Elum respectively and finish their re-
spactive runs at these places. They
are scheduled to pass at North Yak
ina at LOS p. m.
Thirty one people, which is at the
rate of one day, were buried in Ia
homa cemetery in November and four
making a total of 35 for the month
December has started in as strongly
and the aggregate of burials this
month is in excess of one a day. The
total burials for the year will figure
out at about $50 which is a consider
able increase over former years due
of course, to the greatly increased
population of the county.
Land office" means United States
land office whenever a telegram Is
sent out from Washington marked by
the foregoing two words. Registers
and receivers of land offices are tC
confer with the managers of the west
ern Union telegraph offices in theil
town and arrange for the delivery o.
kilograms according, to the above pro.
gram The United States, at the rat,
of a cent word, will save two cent!
on every message by the general rec
ognition of the shorter title
Land aggregating 1000 in sxten
which was opened to homestead set
Element on Nov. 10 will be subject t.
filing December 20 and already a mum
Der of those who propose to secl
rights have been making induirie
around the land office
Frank X Nagler has filed with tn
county auditor proofs of labor show
ing an aggregate of $1,000 on the Ger
mania. Bessemer. Wilttenherg. IA
varia. Tip Top. Francis and American
Boy mines and $1,000 on tho Elizs
beth group and 500 on Bob's. Sulane
LEROY American Bov. Uncle sam ant
Seal Rock.
George Gordon aged 43 and Mrs
Bertha Eeehan, aged 80, both of Norti
Yakima, We're on Monday granted
marriage license hN the county audi
tor