The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-07-27
Local News
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and To take iii Tire military tourna-
xneut in the Stadium. She will then
20 TO S.eattIs ao spend two weeks with
friends tfDzg@-
Dawn xad Lizzie Sullivan, who have
beeu visiting their aunt and uncle Mi.
ana sfrs Joiu Kennedy of Mob Hill
yor gue Frsst sen days, have returned
10 their home in Vancouver.
Mrs Hattie CaiWcH OF North Yak
ana is VISITING her sister. Mrs. George
L8artrD auG her mother, Mrs Robert
Ncwhy-,-+ 4.uensburg Record.
Fred y. trajkins or North Yakima,
the HISS fstant state veterinary surgean
speut The day in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
burg Rec0nl., d
The ss,st CARLOAD OF Yakima water
xnelous, aas reported in Seattle Tues
day They sold for a cent and a
quarter &c 4 cent aud a half pound.
John ". Hill. agent here for the
the Northern Pacific railroad, is at
Lea isron. ldaho.
Reports from the bedside Of J. T..
Keppei. who is suffering from fever
are TO the effect that he is seriously
al.
North Yakima was visited Tuesday
by an advertising car of the Barnum
K Bailey company which left on No.
> fur EIiensburg.
Male help is engaged almost en-
SIusiVffy at this time at the Horti-
cultural Union ia psckinf fruit. This
help, 7ater, Will Eve scattered to the
nrrfatcie sun1 #umen will be hired as
fruit aEszkers in the warehouse.
RR e. Crowder. attorney, formerly
IF Nra1t Yakima is at Toppenish in
The government service as a special
4geu7. IA iit4 Indian department and is,
IzrresuH otiler things, keeping care
mi watch over the workings of the
aou5ieggecS,-
1HaIc,1ira Bruce of Seattle. grad
gaJc 1t Culver Military academy, is a
NORTH Yakima visitor. He expects to
t.ntvr Tie STATE university this fall.
Mss Grace Buntley of Minnesota IS
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
e. l.. NarsciPn on South Naches ave-
z1ue. '1
Miss Matte Dertfte mas returned toI
North Yakima after year at the
state 9srrlai school at Bellngham.
AIRS FtStai Snyder and Mrs. Alfred
Henry aal9 their children are to camp
TO- q brief tirle at Dumping lake
Mrs J. L. Hughes and her mother
Mrs Fred Helton were at Toppenish
Tuesday With Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight
ReduIzrL
E,r. Porter Is to spend 4 short vaca-
zion 1T vaSh1n Island.
Miss gBral Doust has returned from
Lake Keechelus where she has been
camping
10 Of
Bradford OF North First street is in
North Yakima on leave Of absence
from she Il. s. battleship California.
now at Bremerton.
state Horticultural Commissioner
HUatley game TO North Yakima Tues
day freua{ keuhewick.
The inaseoS local from the west was
several hours late in reaching North
Yakima Tuesday owing to Il break
4lpNn OF the engine.
C. - rase g1TlaB of Brodhead, Wis.
5s-s guest at the Teton hotel.
Iir. Edward r. Perry and Mrs.
Perry 81 Raymond, Wash, arrived in
North Yakima Tuesday on their way
to Seattle They are guests at. the
TienH hptel
NJ. N Richards and family left
North Yakima Tuesday for Tacoma tol
spend q brief vacation there.
NJ r. Galloway was passenger
uest tram etnrth Yakima to Tacoma
Tuesdss-
PIuf. ST. John of NashOn college
and formerly superintendent of the
schools nf North Yakima is a visitor
IN tn cry for the first time in sev-
sral wears 3trs. st. John. who is in
III health. has been visiting for some
time at Yakima city.
Dr Charles Keller is at Seattle
and ReHinsham attending the meet
ing pf Ifle state medical society.
Mr. ard Mrs. Marshal Scudd-r Mr.
and Airs. A. II. Weed. Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Hursley Miss Sue NJ. Lombard
and Airs. M. II. Richardson, the lat
Ter of Seattle, have gone to Lake
kaches for an automobile trip. They
NiIi he absent from the city for sew
eraI days.
Frank Sbarkey has gone to Kaches
10 spend q vacation season.
Mrs &a-dia Mcmillan Reed has gone
10 Searghs ia brief visit.
Harry Cole OF the Weigel-He
company has gone on a fishing trip of
two wsks into the Dumping Lake
country.
Snrap Forty couvicts from the state
T,enilenIjsry at Waua Walla who are
ro,pected To work the state quarry at
Selah are expected in North Yak ma
daily.
M and Mrs. j. r. Mason. Master
Mason, Miss Anna Whitney. S {.
Smith and Miss Smith, Zeno PaGe.
Noel Thompson aud Harry Gray left