The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-08-31
Local News

loTTHr HoHle Oh v. H. hoplTSOH AT
IA Hall ave. He with his family
have moved there and invite their
friends to visit.
Mr.. and Mrs Alex Starritt have
returned from their visit with rela-
tives in the south.
Miss Annie C. Wright has returned
from a three months visit with rel
atives and friends in the east. Miss
Wright says there is no place like
Yakima.
Mrs. Floyd Hatfield and family re-
turned home Sunday after spending a
two-months' vacation in Puyallup.
Wash, and other sound cities.
George Byrd and wife of Wallute were
in the city yesterday.
George Jewell and Washington
Jewell and Washington Jewell of the
Mckee were visiting the city yester-
day.
Rev. Charles Gibson. after holding
the ministery of the First Methodist
church for three years, left this af-
ternoon to attend his church con-
ference. He will not return.
4 fine half-tone OF Miss Edith Fish
err appears in the Sunday Seattle Post
1ntelligencer She has been the guest
Of Mrs. D. w. Simmons in the sound
city.
James Bever, now of the Bellng-
ham Normal school, but formerly of
the local high school, is in the city
on business.
Henry Lombard returned from a
trip to Seattle Sunday evening.
After a long visit with relatives in
Oklahoma, Missouri, and Kansas, Mr..
and Mrs. Starrit have returned home.
w. L. Wright of Fruitvale has been
appointed a member of the National
Apple show of Canada advisory board
Frank Bartholet, A. w. Barr, Henry
Schott and families spent Sunday at
Soda Springs.
After a two months trip in the
eastern states and Canada, Fred NAL
loux and wife have returned to Yaki-
ma, reporting a pleasant time.
Marriage license was issued to Will
liam Berkeley, and Jennie Mulcahy
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Hess dancing class will meet
in Eagles hall Thursday evening Sep
TENDER l. Dancing begins promptly at
$50.
s. S. Mason, Of Shelby, Mich, who
is making tour of the west, is the
guest of S. c. Smith.
Harry r. Garrett of Vale, Ore, who |
has been visiting in the city for a few
days will leave for home today.
owen Jones, wife and daughter
have left for Tacoma where they will |
locate.
NJ. Oppenhemer Of the West Side
business.
Barnes-Woodin Co. has returned from
a weeks vacation in the Naches.
mrs. Frank Horsley. Sears Horsley
and c. H. Lombard returned yester-
day morning from Delano Beach,
where they have been spending the
past ten days. Mrs. E. K. Lombard
and Miss Sue Lombard will remain in
Seattle for a Tow days visiting with
friends
j. F. Truesdell sold his interest in
the Twin Bakery. on the West Side.
to his partner, Mr.. Lovenstein, and
expects to leave shortly for Aber-
deem. Mr.. Truesdell has made a sue
cess Of the bakery business in North
Yakima. He is a practical man in the
business and his clean business meth
DDS have made for him many friends.
He was the originator of Twin
Bread" the sale of which has been
little short OF marvellous in this city.
w. w. Barrick of Clinton. Ill. is
in the city visiting and looking around
the country with an eye to settling
or investing. He is stopping at the
Teton.
William P. Sawyer. the Zillah fruit
&c, to- l,n .oit tcin
]. c. Splitter of the Cowiche is |
registered at the Teton.
Miss Joe Dawson of Grandview
was in the city visiting with friends
yesterday
w. d. Wallace. manager of the
Olympic Motor Car company of Sc
attic. was in town yesterday making
arrangements for the sale of his cars
tn ough local motor car dealers.
F. A. Virgins of Toppenish was
in town yesterday.
Miss Anna Pike, who has been
spending the summer at various cities
on the coast, will return from her va
cation Thursday afternoon.
f. E. Lace and Neda l.. Douglas,
both of Granger, were married yester-
day morning in the parlors of the
Hotel Vendome by the Rev Morton
L. Rose, pastor of the First Christian
church of North Yakima. Only rel
atives and a few friends were at the
ceremony. The couple left for the
Sound, where they will spend their
honeymoon.
Justice of the p eace Heman d.
Hunt, wife, and brother, Herman s.
Hunt, returned Monday night from
Lake Kachess, where they have been
spending the summer. They report
nearly everybody having left the
mountains owing to the forest fires
and the cold weather prevailing.
Miss Carrie Sweet of the North
Mckee left town last night for Seat