The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-01-05


1908, this morning turned over his
interest in the hosteiry to his son
Joseph and will retire from active
business. Mr.. Steiner who assumes
the management of the Antlers hotel
has acted as manager since his father
bought the place from II. e. Dodd.
He has announced that he will con-
duct the hotel along the same lines
as followed by his father.-F,liens-
burg Record.
Doctor Wilmont e. Zediker, who
for some years hasc been living at
Pasadena, California. and who was
one of the firm of Zediker & Zediker
in this city some seven years ago has
returned and will resume practice
with his father DR.. ]. F. zediker He
will be welcomed by his many friends
in this community and will be a valu-
able addition to the working force
of the Zediker institute, and bring
relief to Doctor ]. F. Zediker. who
has been over taxed for some months
in taking care of his large practice.
W. L. Perkins, a prominent bust
ness man of North Yakima, came up
Wednesday evening to attend the col
ored ball. He reports the event as
being great and as having the time
of his life.--Cascade Miner.
Ben E. Ball is a new conner to this
section who has decided to remain
and has taken up his residence at
404 South Naches avenue. Mr.. Ball
has been on the road for the Kemper-
Thomas Co., one of the largest manu-
facturers and importers of calenders
in the United States, and has lately
been assigned to western territory
He will consequently make his home
here.
S. Simon. late of Walla Walla has
become a resident of North Yakima
d. l.. Thaclier is a business visitor
on the sound
Charles Barnett, who is attending
the Seattle University, has been
spending the holidays with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Barnett, of
! 7O7 North Front street.
Leslie S. Rosser is over from Wen
atchee, visiting his parents, DR.. and
Mrs. Rosser. The former is q men,
Der of the high school faculty and is
taking a vacation because of the
closing of the schools for a short time
on account of scarlet fever.
The Fraternal Brotherhood held its
annual installation of officers and
banquet last evening. Grand Deputy
Benson was present and assisted.
]. d. Miller of Seattle was a North
Yakima visitor Friday arranging to
come into possession of some of
Uncle Sans free land.
Mr.. Charles Yeager of Spokane, is
in North Yakima looking after land
of his which Is under the proposed
high line ditch.
County Auditor Crocker has re-
ceived a beautiful banner awarded
no Yakima county by the A. Y. p.
folk for the best apples shown at the
fair. The banner, which is of royal
purple, bears in gold lettering tho
names of the fruits in which Yakima
county is pre-eminent. They are
Spitzenberg, low-Newtown Mis-
souri, pippin. Northern Spy, Arkansas
black, WAGNER, Hydes-King and
Hubbardston.
d. c. Reed, who has been at Ia.
coma in attendance at the state edu
North Yakima.
At a meeting of the directors o.
the Yakima Valley Telephone Co., {
movement was started whereby al
the valley will be greatly benefited
Poles will at once be erected connect
ing up Wapato, Parker, Springdale
Fort Simcoe and all other districts
near at hand. This is one of the i'm
~to. x.yith h.
new year. In conversation with
one of the directors Monday he says
-Toppenish Review.
Articles of Incorporation of the
Pasco Amusement company will bC
filed in the near future, with H. +
Christensen, Anton Nolte and Charlie:
Cunningham as the board of directors
Mr.. Christensen stated to Reporter
representative this week that $4,000
is the amount of stock desired.--Pasct
Reporter.
Edward Brooks and c. Perkins
both of North Yakima, on Monday
received hunting licenses from the
office of the county auditor
Game Warden Harmer has beer
out feeding pheasants. County Com
missioners of Yakima county think
it is stated by Mr. Harmer, that IL the
pheasants need to be fed every win
ter it is well to get some other kind
of a game bird for this country OF
to refrain from trying to seed the
pheasants down in this section. Mr.
Harmer is of the opinion that tbs
birds do not need to be fed but are
capable of taking care of themselves
Many spoItsmen and lovers of nature
think that a small number of birds
if not molested, can care for them
selves but they think that this val
ley, lacking cover, is not a good win.
ter ground for game birds which have
to feed themselves.
Postal cards received here from Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Rasch and Mr.. and
Mrs. Shadbolt, who are in Honolulu
for the winter, indicate that they ar,
comfortably settled and delighted
with the climate and the surround
ings. Mrs. Rasch writes about tn,
swimming, which she enjoys daily
Honolulu bids fair to become a popu'
lar winter resort for Yakima valley
people.
James j. Hill has been invited tc
come to North Yakima January II
for the celebration of the 25th ami.
versary of the city.
The Y. NJ. C. A. kept open house
New Years day and had many visi
tors. illustrations were given of the
work of pupils in the gymnasium
classes and there were other fea.
lures including music, elocution and
refreshments.
w. M. Nelson has gone to Denver
as the representative of the frui