The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1909-07-28
Local News

G. f. Lasey has gone to Ions
Prairie, Minnesota on visit.
Dan Reilly left this morning to be
present at the Elks circus in Seattle.
c. A Nagler and Ed Biehn. of Sc
iah, were in North Yakima Tuesday
Mrs. John G.. Boyle returned yes
terday from a visit in Seattle.
County commissioner Dan Melon
aid has gone to Seattle to see the fair.
o. L. Hanson, of Kennewick, was
registered at the Yakima hotel Tues
day
Mr. and Mrs J. II. Morton are visit
ing w. Fl. Ramsey of north Front
street.
j. d. Clemmer and family returned
Tuesday from "A two weeks visit on
the sound.
w. l.. Wright returned to Seattle
Tuesday to continue his work for the
county at the A.-Y.-P.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
Johnson, of Mob Hill, Tuesday a
daughter.
James Varco and family will leave
this evening for Seattle for a few
days vacation.
Verne Weeden has moved his bar
Der shop from south Second street to
east Yakima avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Blackwell Will
leave the first of August for months
visit at Seattle and Tacoma.
J. b. Upton, wife and daughter of
Monroe county, Mo, are here on
short visit to their son John Upton.
Mrs. Elsie Barbour will leave the
first part of August to visit the A.-Y.-
+. exposition at Seattle.
Isaiah Whitehouse and wife have
filed a petition in the superior court
to adopt their grandchild, Lille Whit
son. doughter of b. Z. Whitson.
Mrs. b. Roberts who has been visit
ing with her sister Mrs. c. H. Burr
left Monday night for her home in
Lincoln, Neb
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Bell, who have
been visiting friends in British Column
bia are now spending short time
with relatives at Steilacoom.
I. M
c. A. from Secretary Turner states
that he will sail from London August
and reach Montreal August 13.
DR.. Chamberlain. of Granger, one
of the county officials in the Yakima
building at the A.-Y.-P. exposition, re-
turned to Seattle Tuesday night to
take up his work again.
now departs from a spur on B street
instead of in front of the water tank.
This order of things went into effect
Monday.
William Barr. who recently visited
in North Yakima with his cousin
County Clerk Barr, was much impress
sed with the valley and in all prob
ability will return here to locate He
has returned to his home in Chicago
to settle his affairs there.
George Gordon and Gherm Soldiers,
of Lodi, Wisconsin, spent Saturday in
North Yakima the guests of their old
friend w. Il. Newcomb. They were
on the way home from the A. Y. P.
and enjoyed trip through the sur
rounding country
The funeral services of Thomas T. |
Rogers who died at the St Elizabeth's
hospital last Friday morning. occurred
Tuesday morning. A number of ac-
quaintances of the deceased from |
Wide Hollow attended the last sad
rites.
The contract for the grading of |
seven miles of the Yakima & Valley |
road, between Granger and Zillah, was
let Tuesday morning to Otto Hanson,
a railroad contractor who operates
extensively in this valley The con-
tract includes the laying of ties and |
rails. |
The Yakima Realty & Investment |
company has completed moving into |
its new offices, II east Yakima ave-
nue.. c. II. Human, form erly locat-
ed in the First National bank build
ing, is the secretary and manager of |
the company and w,n be found at the
new offices.
Sheriff Lancaster desires to correct :,
the impression that has been circulat-
ed that Special n. p officer Lyons
star was taken away from him by the
county commissioners. This impress
sion is wrong according to the sher-
if. who says Lyons is a good officer
and efficient.
Nj. II. BrolSaw, of Newark, n. Y. and
James Daily. of Plainfeld, n. j., are
visiting with friends and relatives in J
this city. preparatory to locating in
this state. Mr.. Brokaw was former
ly policeman in New York City, and |
Mr.. Daily engaged in the grocery
business in Plainsfeld.