The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-05-11
Local News

Messrs. II. L. Allen and +. F
Ellis of Tacoma are at the Plaza 70
"A time. The gentlemen are inter
ested in placing the advantages o
Tacoma as an investment city befor
the North Yakima puying public
making "a speciality of tide land prop
erty. AIR. Ellis, by the way, is al
,ex-ncwsraper man, having for loni
time been identified with the publica
lion OF the Daily Globe of Globe
Arizona.
North Yakima had a liberal suppl.
Of runaways Tuesday, several horse
taking it into their heads to vary thu
monotony in that manner. on,
butcher wagon performed the hes
stunt of The afternoon when it hUrd
led the two piles of dirt and the oper
trench where street railway work j.
is progress ON North Second street
II fell PROSTATE. however. in front o'
the telephone office as many citt-
zeus have done. The beast struggled
sayagely to regain its feet but was
held down until relieved of harnes.
and wagon.
Mr.. and AIRS. Robert Lockhart OF
Bradford. Pa. parents of f. V. Lock
hart, attorney, arrived in North Yak
ina Tuesday to visit their son.
Arthur Ostrander Of the state high
visitor.
Mrs. !. A. Slayton OF Blackrock has
returned to her home after a week or
two in North Yakima under hospital
treatment.
William Clark, who has been liv-
ing on a ranch just north of the city
in the Selah gap, has gone to Phoe-
nix Ariz.. and expects later TO visit
in Colorado. He is travelling for his
health
There was a washout on the North
Yakima & Valley railroad Monday
when the ditch of the Selah Develop
ment company gave way and carried
away some of the Donald roadbed,
delaying the Naches train several
hours. Rain in the Naches filled the
ditch.
James Wiley of the Ahtanum, who
"do AZ NNot I'll L hhliiItt lutSudS otiS -
there was splendid three hours rain
in his vicinity Monday night and
Tuesday morning,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stewart. par
ents of Mrs. NJ. n. Richards, started
east from North Yakima Tuesday to
visit their old home at Plainvlle, Ill
Mr.. Stewart, who is about 80 years
of age, says he is merely away on a
visit. and that he will surely return
to the Yakima valley, which has
been his home for the past two years
Mrs. q. X. Conant accompanied Mr.
and Mrs. Stewart east.
Woody aphs is causing trouble al
the Sunnysde ranch of Deputy Dan
of the sheriffs office, and on Tues.
day Paul Kruger shipped out a bar
rel of kerosene emulsion and a pow
NJ Kruger will go down there to
morrow to apply the trouble.
Born, at Aberdeen, Wash, May >
to Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Smith, formerl,
of this city, a son. He will be called
Walter Vincent Smith.
r. s. StarkS. a newspaper mar
from Berlin, Wis, accompanied b!
f. NJ. Ellington of the same place
are visitors in the city with a view
of taking some land and locating
They were yesterday the guests O.
w. M Nelson.
Mr.. ". &. Holcomb. until ycster.
day manager Of the Columbia cafe
left yesterday for the coast, accom-
panied by his wife. Mrs. Holcomb',
health required this move, but they
expect 10 return IN ABOUT thlrtY days
anu again engage IN the restaurant
business - part OF the Iul"r' ar
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hhpire SUNDAY ScHooI ASSOCIATION
tuesday 10 Ihul sd9y OF this week.
Complaints IN pair of condem'
nation suits were filed in the super
Tor court Monday by the North Coas
Railroad company against the Nortf
Yakima property owners The frs
action liz brought against e. w
Smith and wife. W. NJ. Bucklev am
wife. John Buckley WinkIe Rucllle,
and Hannah A Cbrfet,- ana bnsbar,
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