The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-02-17
LEGAL News.

elected the following Officers Tor
1909: +. A. Williams, president:
2. Y. Coleman, vice president, and
William NJ MCGOWAN, secretary and
treasurer.
A marriage license has been issued
by the county auditor to Edward
Fuasebarth and Miss Anna w.
Schroeder
Frank VI. Kinney returned from
Pullman Tuesday morning. He has
been attending the course of lectures
on horticulture recently given at the
State college.
A petition for the probate of the
will of the late Mortimer c. Wheel
ock was filed in the superior court
Monday by Mrs. Sarah Wheelock.
the widow, who asks appointment as
administrative. The property is left
TO the widow
F. l.. Pitman, chief engineer of the
North Coast railroad. was in North
Yakima Sunday.
Leo Lovcnstein has sold his inter-
est in the Twin Bakery to his broth
er. Herman Lovenstein of Ellens-
burg The bakery will continue doing
business at the old stand on West
Yakima avenue and under the same
style name.
J. O. Shadbolt was in the city Mon
day enroute home from Seattle.
George Dunn left Monday for
trip to the sound.
John d. Nichols left Tuesday for a
trip to Seattle.
Frank Morris is in the city from
Kent and anticipates entering the
transportation buciness.
George w. White is attending to
business matters in Walla Walla for
q few days.
County Commissioner Meloy has
returned from CentraIia, where he
was called by the death Of his moth
err, Mrs. Mary w Stearns.
A party of school children were
taken through the postoffice Tuesday
afternoon and shown the inner work
ings and general principals of the
postal system, according to plan
recently adopted by Postmaster Lem
on and Superintendent ID. G. Reed.
Captain jenkins OF the Salvation
Army left Tuesday afternoon for a
three days business trip on the
sound.
j. T. McTarnahan of Ellensburg
was in the city Tuesday transacting
business.
C. l.. Darling of the Bon Ami is
spending the week in Seattle on
business.
Mrs. G. w. Dodge OF Pasadena,
Cal, is visiting her sisttrs, Mrs. g.
l.. Darling and Mrs. ". T. Van De-
car.
II. j. Kinser of Pendleton is spend
ing few days in the city.
j. c. Lloyd, prominent sheep
man of Ellensburg, was in the city
Tuesday transacting business.
Owing to breakdown Of the heat
ing plant of the high school the stu
dents were dismissed for Monday af-
ternoon.
Charles r. Bailey returned to his
home In Granger Monday after a
several days visit in North Yakima.
r. IT, Mccoy of Spokane is in the
city on business. Mr.. Mccoy was
formerly in North Yakima in the
real estate business and later in Sun
nyside. He is now selling Yakima
lands and has a Spokane Office.
George S. Rankin was in Wapato
on Monday on business.
The Incorporation papers Of the
Yakima Development Co.. capitalized
at 100000, to handle the Redman
tract were filed on Monday with the
county auditor.
Officers of the Valley Clothing Co.
of Sunnyside have cen elected as fol-
lows: j. D. Campbell, president; A.
e. Fish, vice president, and ". b.
Cloud. secretary and treasurer.
The Selah Highlands Water asso-
citation has elected the following Of
fcers for 1909: n. II. Hoffman.
president; John Dollenbach. vice
president: D. V. Mortland, secretary
and treasurer.
Miss Florence Mcfarland, who Is
attending the normal at Ellenshurg,
spent Sunday with friends and rela-
tives in this city and Selah.
Attorney II. J. Snively has return
ed from a trip to Prosser, where he
was called to conduct the condemna-
ton suits brought by the North Coast
railroad In Benton county.
The feature OF the Sunday after