The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-09-14

ing q lew days IN the Guy.
J. Nj. Brown went to Ellensburg
I Monday to enter his daughter Mollie
in the normal school.
Joseph r. Marshall of Cumberland
Is here on business.
Mrs. \. l.. ID. Lawrence. who has
been spending the summer here, has
returned to her home in Chicago.
William Andrews of San, Francisco
is visiting relatives on Mob Hill.
Miss Eileen White has entered the
EllenSourg normal school.
w. Y. Weisle of Kennewick and E.
F.. La Marche of Granger are in the
city.
AIR. and Mrs. H. Smith of Spokane,
who have been visiting Miss Agnes
Lennon. have gone to the Sound.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Manuel have
gone to visit at their former home in
Austen. Ill.
James sampson and daughter. Miss
Mabel. have returned from Chehalis.
One of the gasoline cars now in
use here by the street railway COM
pany is to be taken to Kennewick
this week for use by the North Coast
railroad there over a portion of the
line out from the Columbia river
town. The gasoline cars, of which
there are two, are the property rot
the North Coast railroad. They were
brought to North Yakima to be used
here by the street railway company
until such time as the North Coast
might need them That time has ar.
rived for one of the cars and it will
be sent out from here under its own
power some time this week, prob
ably Thursday or Friday. The street
railroad here has been using one OF
the cars on the Ahtanum line, the
Wide Hollow system being served by
an electric car. The use of the gaso-
lin car at Kennewick is a further IL
lustration of the steady development
of the North Coastl
Miss Eileen White of North Yak
ina came up yesterday to attend tho
normal this notwithstanding Rec
ord.
Mrs. George Shellenberger ef
North Yakima is visiting at the
home of Mrs. A. w. Yocom.-Ellens-
burg Record.
E. j. Crandell OF North Yakima,
says the Record of Ellensburg, Is
spending few days in the city on
business
I. ]. McGinnist, manager of Slick"
Merrill, left this afternoon, says the
Ellensburg Record, for North Yak
| ina to arrange for a boxing match
between his man and Young" Fitz-
simmons.
/ (. L. Pierce has gone to Rainier,
Ore, where he will visit a sister,
whom he has not seen in thirty
years. Mr.. Pierce will return about
oct. l.
/ NJ. l.. Cakes, formerly we'll
/ known photographer of this city.
now OF Seattle. is a visitor in tho
city.
Charles c. Hannold, who has been
II resident of Seattle the past year,
has returned to North Yakima. He
says the sunshine has kindled anew
his love for Yakima and that he MAY
decide to remain.
Announcement has been made
that Bud" Robinson, the renowned
Texas evangelist. will speak at the
Nazarene church on Capitol Hill
Monday night.
4 The members of the Portia club
/ going to the meeting today at Mrs
J. f. Shannon's. will. take the John.
sons Corner or Wide Hollow cars
and will have only a short distance
to walk
c. F. Kraus. who conducted a hard.
ware store here under the firm name
n r. I ~,,ai y,
city yesterday and will remain 70,
some time. Mr.. Kraus left Albu-
querque % years ago and has since
made his home in Westinghouse
buduerdue On. NJ Journal.
The death took place Tuesday, at
the home of her father. w. F. Friend
fruit grower of the Lower Naches, of
his daughter ANNA, aged ID years
The girl had been suffering for some
time with typhoid fever and death re-
suited about o'clock Tuesday after
noon. Funeral arrangements will be
announced later.
Because H. L. Smith, w. E. Smith
and T. w. Osborne left their licenses
at home when they went hunting
they each drew $40 fines in Justice
Heman Hunts court Friday.
DR.. Granville Lowther will be sent
as It delegate from North Yakima
to be the guest of the Spokane Cham
Der OF Commerce at North Yakima
luncheon Sept. 90.
II. c Davis of Granger was a North
Yakima visitor Saturday, making ar
ranEements for participation in the
state Fair here this fall as an eX-