The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-10-06

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confined at st. Elizabeth's hospital
with typhoid fever.
| Mrs Mary Cornwell who was oper-
ated on Monday for Appendicitis is re-
| covering.
| A carpenter is at work in the county
Jail constructing extra hunks for the
prisoners.
| H. B. Spencer of the state fair office,
will go to the Sound this week on
business.
A. H. Street, Mrs. G. w. Hopkins,
and the latters mother all of Albert
Lea, Mimi, are at the Tieton hotel.
| c. H. Newell and j. NJ. Edwards
have filed notice of an appropriation
of 10 second feet of water from Status
| creek.
| Alonza S. Richmond, a former
policeman, who was killed in a lum Der
camp at Shelton. Wash, a few days
ago. was buried Tuesday afternoon.
| Mrs. w. c. Lee who has been visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F..
Bivens, of Mob Hill, has returned to
her home in Buffalo. N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hill have re-
turned to their home in Hood river
after visiting here with DR.. c. f.
Keller.
Two saddles discovered on the
ranch of Mrs. Carmichale near old
town have been identified by Elmer
Watson. The third saddle belongs to
a Seattle man.
| o. A. Hall, who has been i'll at st.
Elizabeth's hospital for several weeks
has been removed to the Yakima
hotel. He is proprietor of the Wapato
| hotel.
Little Lorna Lee. living with her
parents. at 307 Fourth avenue north.
wandered away from her home Mon
day, and got as far as the Otter
grocery store before found by her
! mother.
Frank Kinsey, who has a home
near Prosser, has taken years's lease
of absence and accepted a position
with Eiler's Music House, at Tacoma.
He was in North Yakima Monday.
Dell Hiscock. Karl Sinclair and
party of friends visited the Tieton
country and the Dumping lake road
) Sunday in an auto. Great activity in
governm ent work there is reported.
Don Sterling, city editor of the
Battle Creek Moon. Battle Creek.
Mich, stopped over in North Yakima
Saturday enroute to the coast. While
in the city he was a guest of his col
| lege friend Fritz Miller
T.. NJ. Mccullough. engineer in
! charge of the Sunnyside project was
| in the city Monday. He stated that
! the contract for the Sulphur creek
wasteway was let to H. w. Holley, of
Seattle, and the concrete work on the
same wasteway to Cook & Sons of
Minneapolis.
Mrs. Frank. S. Shardlow has return
ed after spending pleasant summer
| at Seattle and other Sound points. On
her return Mrs. Shardlow spent sew
eral days with Captain and Mrs. I. V.
Grey, of Wenatchee, the visit being
the first with her sister, Mrs Grey
in IA years.
William McDonough, who was re-
ported lost Saturday, has returned to
the Monterey rooming house. He says
he was lost through going north in
stead of south in seeking a position
| that had been offered him. Later he
learned his mistake, and returned to
North Yakima.
! Earl Brown securing restraining
order in the superior court Monday,
restraining H. Monahan from digging
and marketing a potato crop on
Browns land in the West Selah.
Brown alleges that Monhan has taken
off $3.50 worth of potatoes and asks
damages to that amount.
Philip Newman, of Kolliner Broth
ers & Newman, shirt and overall
manufacturers, is visiting Saltwater
friends here, accompanied by Mrs.
Newman. Mr.. Newman has been ma
king regular trips to North Yakima
for several years and says that every
time he comes here he finds great i'm
provements.
Offers will be made by the county
commissioners of sums they consider
reasonable for right of way for the
new First street road to the Selah
bridge. which is to be widened to fifty
feet. If there offers are not accepted
condemnation proceedings will be
started. The road is now opened but
across private property.
Arthur Henry left Friday evening
for a business trip to New York by
way of San Francisco.
Henry f. Schmidt of Seattle, ar
rived in the city Friday with a new
Packard car for George Donald. The
car is a 80 horse power roadster 1910
model.
c. G, Elliott, chief of drainage in
vestigations of the department of
agricultrrN s visiting in the Yakima
valley. when here a few years ago,
10 r""o-- "1Nd that drainage svs-
t"'''e r ~e4rr'cted hut his advice
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