The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-09-08
Local News

by the county auditor to Miss Annette
Fry and George L. Mcdaniel. both of
North Yakima and to Miss Bernice NJ.
Lawrence of Tacoma and Tobias
Happy of Naches.
f. NJ Churchill, who is carrying on
well drilling operations near Cold
Creek on land of his own, was in
North Yakima Tuesday on personal
business. He says that he has every
expectation of successful issue to his
efforts.
Mrs. II. ] Hughes, who has been
visiting with the family of j. l..
Hughes here, left North Yakima Tues
day for Seattle and Vancouver. She
will return to her home at Muskogee,
Okla, by wa yof the Canadian Pacific
railroad.
The Philathea society of the Bap-
fist church held its regular meeting
Monday evening. A supper was
served. followed by a business meet
ing and organization of the work for
the coming year. a social hour foi-
lowed, at which about 80 guests were
present to participate,
The county institute for school
teachers opened Tuesday at the high
were a number of scholarly addresses
of both a general and specific charac-
ter. In the evening a reception was
held for the teachers at the Y. NJ c.
a. building. at which music refresh
mcnts and social intercourse were
features.
County Engineer Mcintyre has re-
turned to North Yakima from Lopez
1, J., Hon,
He says there are a number of North
Yakima people still there. Mr.. McIn-
tyre likes the island, says he was COM
Portable there. even in the sun and
found it peculiarly free from fog
though the fog banks could be seen ly-
ing a mile or two away.
Licenses to hunt have been granted
10 the following: w. Munson, Wapa
to; John LaChance, Mabton; o. b.
Merritt Ahtanum; Percy Jeffrey Ed
ward Remy. II. b. Beebe, Harry OIL
liver. Eugene F: Moore, William Rus
sell, North Yakima; NJ. G.. Thomas,
Zillah; Wesley Jones, Edward Craw
ford. Sunnyside Floyd Baer, Naches;
Ed. Dawson, Grandview.
Mrs. Alexander Miller entertained
at dancing party Tuesday evening
at Holsteins pavilion She was as
sisted in the arrangements by Irving
j. Bounds.
A. A. Bowman has purchased &c
acres of Parker Heights land from
Messrs. Haasze & Irish. Two thirds of
the tract is set % peaches which are
now two years old and the balance IS
in apples and pears. The tract is said
to be an excellent one.
An "agtated time card" was re-
quested from the ticket seller at the
Northern Pacific station Monday. The
request was made by woman who
was satisfied with small folder when
told that the local Office had run out
of the "agtated' lot. But the ticket
man wants to know what she really
wanted. He can't figure it out.
w. p. Sawyer, of Parker, "recog-
niZes" labor day. He came to the
city Monday from his ranch and rec
ognized" labor day the moment he
tried to get into the bank. He wasn't
the only one. Some people drove a
great many miles only to find that
there is one bank holiday, at least.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royce came to North
Yakima Monday from Parker to rest
in connection with the work of har-
vestng the prune crop.
DR.. j. T. Banks has an explanation
for the cold weather of last winter
and for the present warm weather.
The one followed the annexation of
the North Pole by DR.. Cook as AM
erican property. The other is due to
the warm reception he is now receiv-
ing. DR.. Banks asks the alleged wea-
Their prophets of local notoriety to i'm
prove on his suggestions.
Arthur Pettyjohn and Miss Emma
Erickson of this city We're married
Monday at noon in the study or the
Christian church by Rev. Morton l..
Rose. The newly welded couple VIII
leave at once for a trip to the Sound.
From there they will go to Minnesota
and visit friends and relatives. They
are undecided where they will make
their future home.
Margaret Mulrooney has instituted
an action against H. Cook asking
judgment in the amount of $500
and interest since May II at per cent
a writ of attachment on real estate
only was asked in connection with the
case. The action arises out of notes
negotiated with the Dome City bank
decree of divorce, granted in SpO-
kane county to Lille c. Johnston from
William f. Johnston was filed with
the county auditor Saturday The