The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-01-19
Local News

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Miss Grace Shannon is visiting Il
Seattle.
George Olney. of Fort simcoe. was
= North Yakima visitor Tuesday
W. r. Tier, of the Tier InvestmeT
company has gone to Seattle on bust
ness
A daughter was born Tuesday to
Mr. and Mrs. Walter r. Rowe Of the
Naches.
Attorney Gilbert of the reclamation
service has gone to Okanogan to re-
main until about the middle OF Feb
ruary.
W. W. FELTON, has returned to
North Yakima from a trip of a num-
Der of weeks duration in the east
and south.
North Yakima on a. visit to various
cities including Rochester and New
York
Ernest D. Bentley and Frances P.
sutherland procured marriage
license from the county auditor Sat
urday.
c. e. Nelson, for ten years a gold
hunter in Alaska, has purchased 10
acres in the Selah and will make his
home there.
George S. Rankin has purchased a
new seven passenger Winton car 70
use by the Central Washington Invest
ment & Power company.
"A marriage license was issued by
the county auritor Tuesday to Har-
old G.. Godfrer, aged 81 and Miss
Essie NJ. Word dali. aged % both of
Outlook.
Half a dozen cars of ice were haul
ed into North Yakima Tuesday from
Ellensburg where the Northern Ia
ciflc railroad is harvesting its sum-
mer's supply
DR.. Granville Lowther left Monday
for a six weeks visit to his former
home In Kansas, going by way of Chi
cago and sojourning in various states
Of the middle west.
DIR. Mowers, of Tacoma, who Ia
Northern Pacific physician there, and
the owner of 65 acres in the Selah
valley here is in North Yakima look
ing after his property.
Tn undertaking parlors of Shaw &
Sons have been rearranged and now
present very neat and attractive ap-
pearance under the supervision of
Manager Herbert Shaw.
Police arrests in 1909 in North
Yakima were 1916 and the amount
turned over 70 the city was $2351. so.
The arrests ii 1908 were 1859 hut
S647s.45 was turned over that year
Carl Cox, son of w. A. Cox of this
III 1f IL
water and ice plants at Sedro- Nooley
was in North Yakima for day or
two on his way to st. Paul on bust
ness
Plasterers are at ORR on the third
floor of the Larson b Hiding, Yakima
avenue and Second street and are
making good progress The weather
heretofore has handicapped all such
work
c. A. Weigel, of the Weigel-Heare
company which is soon to open a
clothing and haberdasher business ir
the Pioneer Drug store building has
returned from five weeks trip in
Portland.
A story brick building will pos,
sibly be erected on North Second
street adjoining the store occupied b,
the Valley Hardware company by F
ID. Clemmer The store will be 81
by 80 feet.
Arson S. White, of the Cowiche
who came to North Yakima Saturday
afternoon, reported a very heavy fal
Of snow in his valley and was sur
prised to find that the city had escap
ed SO lightly.
Alta Parmentitc las asked for
divorce from Mels1n Parmentier, WIN
she married at ,Illensburg, Octobe
Is, 1899. She SAYS her husband Il
an Labitual drunknrd. There arr
three children.
Fire at the home of Andrew Sch
Iiesemayer at 4O5 South Eight
street, at / o'clock Sunday night di,
some slight damage to furnishings
The fire department, though called
vas not needed.
The body of John Cowan of TIL
Wenas was buried Sunday after ser
vices at the home at 1 o'clock. TIL
pall-bearers were A. ". Wilson, Da
vid H. Harvey, Samuel Allen, jane
Biggan, George Wilson and Thoma
Harvey.
Removal of wires of the Northwes
Light & Water company from prox
unity to the rear of his building ha
been petitioned for by P. ]. Buwald;
<WhO is anxious to add fire escapes II
mis- building equipment but canno
while the wires obtrude.
Lee c. Dele on Tuesday filed will
the County clerk petition for letter
Of administration of the estate o
Carrie Hills of Parker Bottom. TIL
estate comprises twenty acres of lant
worth about 5000 per acre and all
$500 of personal property.
Forney Bros. of North Yakimi
have purchased the old residence
property of c. T. Giezentanner OF
Lewis street, the consideration bein,
$500. A modern business block will
be built on the property in the nea
future.-Pasco Express.
Off1ce-s of the Central Washington
Investment e. Power company, ac
cording to the statement filed Tues
day with the county auditor are: q
8 Rankin, president; Alec. McCred,
of WapatO. vice president and j. q
Gull, secretary and treasurer.
The school board has taken a de
cided stand as to the new schoo
building and on the recommendation
of Architect league, who designed tn,
xtructurQ the acceptance Of tho hriId