The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-07-07
Local News


Monday evening returning yesterday.
l.. O. Janeck and family have re-
moved to their summer home at West
Seattle for the heated term. Mr. Jan
eek e-pects to go into California for
a trip of two or three weeks dura-
ton.
j. NJ. Perry. who has been on a
vacation trip for six weeks, came to
North Yakima Saturday from Tacoma.
He will return to that city to be alb
sent another two weeks or so.
George H. Cameron, druggist of
Vancouver, r. c.. spent Sunday in
North Yakima with his brothers. the
Doctors Cameron and their sister,
Mrs. Thomson at SOC East Yakima
avenue.
A warrant has been issued for the
arrest of j. Carlyle of Toppenish
charged with over driving, abusing,
and not returning a horse TO Its prop
er owner. 1t is also alleged that
Carlyle damaged property in his keep
ing, and belonging to another.
Mrs. L. f. Wilsey and daughters
Florence and Laura, of Hancock
New York, and Mrs. Edith Moffat of
Chicago. are spending the summer
with their father, d. L. Hill, at his
ranch west of this city.
Residents of the Mckee celebrated
the Fourth of July in grand style.
During the day an old fashioned din
ner was served, and in the afternoon
games occupied the time. After sup
per a dance was held which did not
brao L nm until late hpnr
Marriage licenses were issued by the
county auditor Tuesday to Frank r.
Shaler aged "a years and Miss Mabel
Brumbaugh, aged 16 years, both of
North Yakima and to George ~ Angle
aged 35 years and Miss Florence f.
McDougall aged 26 years, both of
Yakima county.
Chris Miller has sold out his so
acres in the North Fork of the Cow
iche for $4,000. The purchaser is a
new conner, a Mrs. Randolph, who
with her three sons will make their
home there Mr. Miller will make his
home in this city after visiting with
his wife at the home of their daughter
in Oregon.
S. McIlvanie, formerly a school tea
cher in Yakima county now peda-
gogue in British Columbia, is in North
Yakima on a visit. Since going to the
Canadian side of the line Mr.. Nell
vanie has gained % pounds in weight.
He is greatly pleased with the British
Columbia school system. He lives at
Vancouver.
Robert Rundstrom of the Coffin
Inft
Tuesday afternoon for an extended
business trip through the east. dur
ing which he will visit his old home
at Woodruff, III. Mr.. Rundstrom
will visit the large cities of the coun-
try, and intends to see a few of the
ball games of the American and Ma
tional leagues during his absence
Spokane of the Northwest league
is anxious to secure "Hunky' Shaw
the North Yakima boy to play third
base for them. Southpaw Gregg of
the Spokane team is liable to be sold
to Pittsburg of the National league.
which owns Shaw. Manager Brown
of the Spokane team wants $500 in
cash and Shaw to boot for his star
twirler, and the deal is likely to go
through.
W. G. Schroeder of the Hotel Yaki-
ma has been named as a delegate to
the 10th annual session of the Trans
Mississippi Commercial congress at
Denver August 1921. He was named
by Sam f. Dutton, vice chairman of
the executive committee and who was
also chairman of the committee which
landed the Democratic convention for
Denver. Mr.. Schroeder expects to be
present at the sessions.
b. f. Palmer, general superinten-
dent OF the west end of the Northern
Pacific railroad was in North Yakima
Tuesday looking over he ground with
especial reference to delays occasioned
to trains. He is inquiring into the
same matter at various points in his
territory. 1t is understood that the
solution of the problem will be in in
creasing the number of train hands in
the express and baggage cars.
The funeral service of l.. G. But
Ter, veteran of the Civil war. were
held sunday afternoon from the I'M
dertaking parlors of Shaw x Sons, the
Rev. Gibson officiating. The services
were conducted under the auspices of
the q. a. r., his comrades decorating
the grave and casket with flags and
flowers. Mr., Butler was a veteran of
the rebellion was Ga years of age and
was a resident of this city for a num-
her of years In his prime he was an
employe of the Northern Pacific with
headquarters in Tacoma.
Ben Kohls has returned from a two
weeks vacation spent at Soap lake
During the stay at the health restort
Ben came close to figuring in a lynch
ing bee. A homesteader living near
the hotel whore the Tiger baseball