The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-09-21
Local News


E. ]. Jaeger and Dell Fox, business
men of Zillah, were in the city Mon
day in the interests of Incorporating
the city of Zillah. They appeared be-
fore the board of county commission
ers in behalf of the proposition, but
the board adjourned the hearing to &
later date.
The W. r. c. Aid will meet with
Mrs. Emily Chambers, 10 Third ave-
nue. north, Thursday afternoon, at
o'clock.
The Capitol Hill Ladies' Aid of the
First NJ. z. church will hold an all
day sewing circle the coming Friday
at the home of Mrs. c. Jones. Bonnie
Brae and Alton streets. All ladies are
requested to bring a basket lunch.
Manager Oscar Woods Of the Ly-
rio theater has acquired a full inter
est in that popular little play house,
having purchased the interest held by
George Chambers The transfer took
place last Saturday.
Marriage licenses issued Tuesday
were taken out by the following
George O. Thompson. 90 and Miss
Ida NJ. Self, %, both of North Yak
ina, and Floyd E. Wolfe, 10, and
Miss Ross A. Brierley, is. both OF this
city.
Hunters licenses issued by the
county auditor Tuesday were taken
out by A. r. Look. w. F. Stiner and
Frank Biron, all of North Yakima !;
W. $. McPhee of Naches, Harold Vol
land Of Mckee, W. H. Johnson of
Toppenish and G. H. Baubnich of Sc
Lab.
G. W. Rocket was paid the sum of
81 Tuesday by the county auditor
for bounty on as many coyotes.
Travelling Guard Loveall. from the
state penitentiary at Walla walla,
spent Monday in the city on legal
business.
Travelling guard Rodgers. from the
state reformatory at Monroe, arrived
in the city Tuesday morning, leaving
later in the day with Thomas Moore,
the lad who was recently sentenced
90 a term of from two to fifteen
years in the reformatory after he had
pleaded guilty to grand larceny.
A dedication filed with the county
auditor Tuesday recites the plating
OF Goldenview addition to this city.
The plat, which is owned by D. G
and Jennie Goodman, is bounded by
Maple, Twelfth. Beech and Eleventh
streets
Mrs. Bersmith, wife of Charles
Biersmith of the Western Union here,
ccompanied by her mother, arrived
in North Yakima Monday from Kan
sas City to make their home here
Miss Florence Humphrey, a grad
uate nurse of st. Eelizabeth's hospi-
tai died Tuesday of typhoid fever. She
was the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w
Y. Humphrey of south Mob Hit
TIL, Nody of o. Pearson, Teton la
borer, was brought to North Yakima
Monday from Dumping Lake Death
was caused, it is reported, by typhoid
fever
George A. Macarthur of Toppenisr
was in North Yakima Tuesday. ac
companied by Mrs. Macarthur. He
was wearing a badge which indicates
that the Toppenish Commercial clut
is making a great campaign for mem.
berShip. Mr.. Macarthur expects to.
day to issue the first number of the
Toppenish Tribune. As he found &c
and successfully conducted the Re.
view of that city the new paper comes
into existence under excellent aus
pices. SIR - . -..
r. F. Slaughter of Hudson. Wis
who is one of the interested in the
Cascade Mill here, is guest at the
Yakima hotel.
Mrs. Parsons, mother of w. Z
Parsons, Northern Pacific car inspect
or here, left North Yakima Monday
for Marysivelle, Cal, to visit broth.
er who is police chief there. Mrs
Parsons has not seen her brother for
fifty years. Half a century ago he
left their Michigan home to make
his way in the world and though he
and Mrs. Parsons have kept up d
correspondence since they have never
met. Mrs Parsons will visit for q
couple of weeks in Bellingham before
going south.
Lee Hume, formerly OF North Yak.
ina and now of Seattle, is in North
Yakima on a visit Mr.. Hume, wher
mere, was CLERK OF the of the secretary
and superintendent Of the loca
schools.
E. H. Hewitt of Buffalo, who has
been visiting his aunt Mrs. John O
Jeffrey. left North Yakima Tuesday
for Seattle to enter the University o,
Washington.
Hon. Wesley L. Jones has returned
from fishing trip in the Nile Sec
ton. Mr. Jones has been requested
by the congressional committee to dc
a little campaigning this fall and may
visit a number of states as 4 speaker
c. H Human went to Seattle fuse
day. He will probably visit Vancouver
before his return.
Harry Jones. son of Senator Jones
left North Yakima Tuesday for Seattle
10 enter the state university there. HI
has been a student at Ann ArbOr.
Wesley f. Jones left North Yakim;
Tuesday for Seattle to establish hi!
daughter Their preparatory to he
winter studies at the state university
w. l.. Lemon, postmaster who ha
been fishing in the Naches, has re-
turned to North Yakima.
Arson F. White of the Cowiche ha