The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-07-20

! Elum, who has been visiting with the
Misses Byrnes, 104la West Yakima
avenue. has returned to her home.
w. G. Wright of Lawrence. Kan,
brother-in-law of r. A. Wise, is visit
ing in North Yakima.
r. Winsor. Jr.. and Mrs. Winsor
left North Yakima Tuesday to visit
for a time in western Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. S. Harmer have
returned to North Yakima from Spo-
kane.
William Hors1oy, who is taking "A
course in the journalistic school at
the state university. is trying prac-
teal newspaper WORK for the summer
on the Republic.
\ broken guy wire of the street
railway company on East Yakima
avenue Monday Afternoon gave rise
to "liVe wire" scare. The wire was
removed without damage to any per-
son or thing but the operation coli
lected considerable of a crowd.
f. /" Pitman, chief engineer Of the
North Coast railroad. is a North Yak
| ina visitor and is accompanied by
Mrs. Pitman. They are guests at the
| Tieton hotel.
\. l.. l[lug and j. Is. Fnucane Of
Milwaukee are guests at the Tieton
hotel.
Emil Isaacson of the Sloan Drug
company, has returned to North Yak
| ma from a visit to his former home
in Iowa.
DR.. j. f. Scott and Mrs. Scott have
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on Monday mornings train.
a Sunday school was organized sun
day on North Fourth street extension
and will be conducted under the
guardianship of the First Christian
church of this city. 1t has now some
% members with Mrs. Paul Kruger as
president. Miss Hazel VannQtric as
secretary and Miss Alice Cant As
treasurer. The school has a building
in which to meet and gives every
promise of being 4 strong Institution.
Charles WanasseY, the we'll known
Indian Interpreter. left North Yakima
on Monday for Tacoma on special
bus ness and expects to be absent for
a week Just put that in the pa
per-" said Il visitor to the Herald Of
flee Monday
Fred J, Day, of the Day Produce
company of Missoula, Mont. was a
North Yakima visitor Monday ana
called on number of local acquain-
tauces and looked up fruit business
for his company.
L. l.. Bodies and Mrs. BOlles have
arrived in North Yakima.
e. G. Lee of Ames. la. Who is we'll
known in North Yakima, has been
reuominated as district judge in h
section of the state. Judge Lee. who
is quite well known here is a brother
of Mrs. Morton l.. Rose, wife of the
pastor of the Christian church.
John A. Gelatly, mayor of Wen
atchee, was North Yakima visitor
Monday and was registered at the
Yakima hotel.
Owing to the fact that the electric
pumps in the basement of the Caha-
Ian store stopped sunday night he
cause of lack of power the water rose
and. it IS said. caused a loss of about
$1,000.
Mrs. Arlie Manley and son, w. Il.
Manley Of Bellingham. arrived in
North Yakima Monday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Manley's aunt, Mrs
J. II. Bowin.
T. Trueblood leaves North Yakima
today with others for a camping ex-
petition near Nile.
The sight seeing car of the Yakima
Valley Transportation company,
which Will also be used for trolley
parties, and moonlight rides is now in
town and will be placed in service
shortly. This car will go over the en-
tire line, a distance of 40 miles, ma
king the trip in about three hours
The schedule and rates will be an
nounced later.
Mayor p. NJ. Armbruster leaves this
morning for few weeks recreation in
Seattle and Tacoma.
Nat Emerson of North Yakima is
among the players entered at Port
land in the tournament of the Oregon
state tennis championship which be-
gan Monday and will last throughout
the week. Over a dozen outside play
ers are entered including Miss Hazel
Hotchkss who holds the national
women's championship.
a big stock of coal is being put
down by the Northern Pacific at the
west end of the Gle Elum yards. This
coal is being dumped from the cars
and as the coal rises the track are
raised on top of it. This ill continue.
1t is sad, until about 200. 600 tons are
in reserve, when roof will be erected
over it. When wanted for use steam
shovel will do the relunding.
cade Miner.
Charles Il. Donovan has returned
to North Yakima from a vacation of
two weeks on the west side.
Mrs. \. j. Helton has gone to Del
mo beach to remain for a few weeks,
Mr., and Mrs. f. II. Marshall or
Lincoln. Neb, are visiting friends in
North Yakima