The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-09-01


partment Tuesday night ATLAS. The
alarm indicated that the fire was on
Fourth avenue. The alarm was sent
in to control brush fire burning on
south Second street.
Colonel" the fire department
horse which started on vacation
some weeks ago has been brought in,
much against his will and inclination.
to serve the city, while Red another
faithful servant of the public will now
start on his annual outing.
| S. B. Wheeler. a slave to strong
| drink. who has appeared in the police
| court numerous times in the past was
given fifty dollar fine by Judge
! Wende Tuesday morning. He has
| been given numerous opportunities to
! get out of town, but has never been
able to get beyond the last Front
street bar.
Ida Lovella Addington. aged ten
years. died of typhoid fever Monday
afternoon after an illness of thirty
eight days. She is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 3. Arlington, PA
north Fifth avenue. The funeral ser.
vices will be held at the Baptist
church this morning at ten o'clock.
F. A. Hatfield has removed his law
office from Toppenish to North Yak
| ina and will again be a resident of
this city. Mr.. aHtfield has made the
change because of his wife's health
He was formerly associated with II.
j. Snively in this city, but for the past
year has been Il member of the firm
of Lee & Hatfield in Toppenish.
j. ID. Clemmer has made a sale of
| the Washington Livery, Feed and
Sales stables. south Second street. the
purchaser being an Oregon man who
is expected here in a day or two to
| take command of his new purchase.
The Washington barn is the largest
| livery in the city
! DIR. j. p. Loudon, who has been
visiting in North Yakima. starts this
morning on his return to Youngstown.
| o.. where he is to be chief resident
physician in the hospital there. This
| will give him a year of experience in
a very large institution and after that
| he expects to return to North Yaki-
ma in 1910 and enter into the prac-
tice of his profession here.
! warning nOl1ceS nave Deen posted
by the Northwest Light & Water COM
pany against calling attention to the
penalty, which is severe. for inter-
fering in any way with poles or wires
erected for the Transmission of cleo
trcity. The warnings point out that
because of the high power on the
wires there is danger to all through
interference with the wires or the in
sulation.
f. NJ. Lake. representing the pub
licity department of the G.. w. Parker
shows. is in the city for a day or two
making the final arrangements for the
appearance of this big carnival COM
pany. Mr.. Lake states the shows
are larger and better than ever and
that there is little question but that
North Yakima will see the best car
nival in its history The shows will
open here the week com mencing Sep
TENDER 13.
Hop picking in the valley will soon
be in full sway Half dozen crews
left the city yesterday and several
more are being made up to leave
every day the rest of this week. The
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work. Thomas Mason. the tent ma
ker on North Front street. reports
that he has sold a score of tents to
mop pickers this week and is filling
| rush orders for a few other crews
which will start out within a few
days. The demand for tents this wear
he says, is greater than during any
ether hop picking seasons he has been
in the valley, indicating that more
white people are doing the work this
year and fewer Indians.
Mrs. Fl. II. Lombard and children re-
turned Friday from a summer spent at
/ Pacific Beach.
w. w. Miller deputy county audi
tor, has returned from a two weeks
vacation spent on the sound.
VIM. Nerran, Jr was up from Wa
patio Monday to spend the day visiting
with his youthful friends.
DR.. and Mrs. c. G. Fletcher re-
turned Sunday evening from visit
to the fair at Seattle
Among those returning from the
fair Sunday evening We're Mrs. Cotton
and Miss Writ
j. F. Okey of the Valley Hard
ware company returned Sunday even
ing from visit to Seattle
Robert Hill, the little 6-year-old
son of II. w. Hill, has returned from
long visit to his aunt, Mrs. NJ. j
Privitt, at Puyallup
Mrs. Glenn Hallett, who with her
little daughter Lucille has been spend
ing the last few months on the
Sound has returned to her home in
North Yakima.
Harry Garrett is in North Yakima
from Vale and Ontario, ore. He says
that country. which he describes as
the best on earth. is growing as rap
idly as any in the northwest
Superintendent j. l.. DeForce of the
= Northern Pacific railroad was a North
Yakima visitor Monday. His business
here was in connection with the pres
ence in North Yakima of the presi-
dent of the railroad