The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-08-03

Mrs. i. NJ. he Moss and daughter.
Miss GLADYS. az, i'm S"attl. this week
visitine relatives ana friends They
cv3ect to remain for couple or
weeks
Mrs. W. Weimor left Saturday for
Montana to visit with relatives.
The work on the Calhoun. Denny &
Ewing dam in the Yakima river
which is undergoing repairs. is pro-
crossing very rapidly The dam will
be built higher and strengthened in a
manner to insure proper amount Of
water during low water period in the
stream.
Ralp McAlpin has purchased the
building across the street from the
the butcher shop from the Kelso Bros.
company and is having an addition
made. Somebody has said that Ralph
has remained single long enough and
is making preparations to accOmmo-
date a partner.
Lawrence Hartman has had the mis-
fortune to dislocate his right shout
der the past week and had to give up
his work in the Horse Heaven cOun-
try
Ben Tuggles. the night operator Of
the Northern Pacific here. has re-
signed his position and left for Port
land.
Mrs. w. \. Avery of Granger who
has been visiting her mother and sis
ter for a few days, has returned to
her home.
j. Madison of Spokane was a visitor
here for few days recently looking
over the country for business loca-
ton. He has purchased a location in
Benton City and will build immedi-
ately.
Watermclons grown in this part of
the valley have been on the mark ct
tho past week.
Pears are now being shipped I"om
this point daily.
Miss Sara Hartman left the latter
part of the week for Wapato, where
she will spend some time visiting
friends
Kiona is now beginning to feel her
| Importance. Trains and 25S on the
Northern Pacific now stop here to re-
ceive and discharge passengers.
Miss Lille Peterson was Prosser
visitor the end of the week at the
home OF relativs
Ira Hartman has purchased the Ma
] y
Lem G.. Ralph. who has been in Sc
attic and Tacoma with his daughter
to have her eyes treated, returned the
first o. the week.
y. Travis and wife have returned
from their TRIP to Tampico and the
mountains. He says that while away
ne saw the surveyors at work running
the lines or the Horse Heaven irriga-
ton canal
Mrs. Len g. Ralph returned Mon
day from Prosser, where she has been
visiting relatives.
Homer McBee, who is operating a
combine in Horse Heaven. was here
the end of the week and states that
the run is beyond the estimate.
The ladies of the NJ. f. church
served ice cream on the lawn Satur-
day and We're richly favored by a lib
cral patronage.
e Rude OF Rattlesnake was a bust
ness visitor here saturday.
{. o. kelsO left for Tacoma sunday,
whore he will attend the republican
convention as delegate.
Lewis r. Horton of Spokane spoke
in the Methodist church Sunday on
How Local option Wins" He pre-
scented some very interesting statistics
and put forth an argument that at
tracted very close attention
The young friends Of Miss Vera
kelso. who is visiting at the home or
w, A. kelso gathered on the lawn at
the hotel Friday, where party was
given in her honor. The little folks
made things merry during the after
noon with games and diversions
There was an abundance of ice cream.
cake, lemonade, fruit. melons. candies
and nuts. The day also being an an
niVersarY of the birth of Mrs. W. \.
kelsu, splendid dinner was served
at the hotel, which was enjoyed by
many relatives and friends.