The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-04-13
LOCAL NEWS

Lower Naches residents want all
highways and byways named and
signs posted that he who runs may
read They are willing to think out
the names and do the work of post
ing the signs if Yakima county will
supply them. AS it is now the county
has q wealth of named roadways ana
s1nes and even the people who reside
-,ss them find it difficult to direct
strangers who seek to find them.
Miss Clemens and Miss Gleason Of
Montesano are guests at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Bessie Otter.
Ia o. Janeck has returned 70 North
Yakima from "A trip into Montana and
back by way of southern Idaho. lie
spent some time in a number Of tne
eastern Oregon towns enroutc. He
visited mis- lands under the Dietrich
track and arranged for his residence
thereon later in the year.
Mrs. @arwood, who has been ply
steal Instructor at the Y. w. G. 4. has
resigned. Miss Nina Williams OF
Portland has accepted an offe" to he
come secretary and in July viii take
over the work which has been most
efficiently managed temporarily by
Ars. Norton. Mrs. J. NJ. Thompson
has been chosen as a member of the
hoard OF governors.
Eustave F. Diel, who came to North
Yakima 80 visit with the family % J.
L. Hughes has decided to remain here.
He has been a successful merchant of
81 Louis and has latterly been tray
pressed him as the proper place 40
stop.
A permanent camp for the boys &c.
rartmept of the Y. NJ. c. A. Is to be es-
tablished at some convenient point n
The Cascades. Physical Director Cook
is inclined 10 favor some location
near Dumping Lake. Some 25 youths
between Ia and IS years of age will
lse taken this season.
Bert Harris has been appointed CEN
!sus enumerator in the stead of George
X. Dunn for the Parker-W apato dis
srirs Thomas Robinson will have the
Divide and Mckee and George Maltby
will have the upper and lower Naches.
Complaint has been made of OBJ
sstracti0ns left in the highway west of
S1e city where Improvement work Is
going forward on the lower Mob hill
road. "A North Yakima man whose
WIS upset there a night Or
two ago has begun proceedings look
ing to- an action for damages.
The annual state convention of the
T. Al. C. A. organizations of Washing
ton will be held this year in Spokane
- ha+ -.
show This was the statement of G
~. WILCOX. u Y. M. c. A. worker who
was in North Yakima Tuesday.
No less than 81 names were read in
The police court Tuesday morning as
"a result of Il cleaning UP campaign
that has been Instituted by Chief Kin
aaman. OF the total number, 36I
we're women all of whom forfeited
bail in The sum of SO each. The fines
and balls forfeited altogether
to $4,000.
The case of W. A. Mcbride against
Mrs e M Schneider that was TO
have been called for trial in the SUI
,erior court Tuesday, was settled be-
tween attorneys out of court few
minutes before the judge took the
stand The case involved matter
If Sapn FOR labor performed by the
plaintiff
J. B- Woodside, for the past nine
months with the Spokane Yakima q
Sunnyside Land company has severed
his connections with that firm to as
sGme charge of the insurance depart
rsent of the Mitchell Investment
rvmpany-
Logan III. Roberts is driving a new
Buick automobile purchased from
Hyman & Sheldon.
Miss Zclah Fraser and Miss Ida
shRrkey who have been spending the
East several months in Boston pur-
suing studies in connection with kim
dergarten work. returned home Tues
day afternoon
Mrs. L l.. Grimes, an elderly lady
al North Yakima Is suffering from q
broken wrist the result of attempting
10 lift heavy object which caused
the bone TO snap. Recently she sus-
manner OF one Of the bonea OF her
right wrist
Unable 20 agree us to the value of
- ssIT1p ot IdnU owned the NORM
s1sAxt Railroad company and S. A
Dickey along the survey of the North
Yakima & Valley Railway companys
proposed route from Parker to Grang-
@r nnG sought by the N. 7. & V. r
company for the purpose OF construct
tns its terminals at Parker. a petition
WAS FLED Saturday in the superior
court seeking the land and asking the
court to fix the price that is to change
hnnhs for the DISPUTED soil. The law
firm nf Englehart& Rigg is appearing
for fine petitioner.
John Cleman of Wenas was a North
Yakima visitor Monday. Mr.. Cleman
made " trip through the new Elks
tenple and likes it. He says the cen
sus will determine whether Henry
attorney of North Yakima,
and Henry Snively, rancher of the
%Hras. is city or a country resident
A Sittle son of A. b. Cline, child
OF ss months, recently fractured the
thigh bone of the right leg by n fall
while playing at its home. His re-
cuyery is excellent.
1rlan J. Sandmeyer, special commits
Sinner for the Indians of Washington,
xlaD mas gone to Tacoma and from
taaere will go up the Columbia river,