The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-04-27
LOCAL NEWS

who were bound over by Justice
Hunt for trial in the superior court
for highway robbery. furnished bail
Tuesday and is now at large.
Livingstone brothers, conducting a
general merchandise business at
Mabton, began suit against Alfred F..
and William Latin in the superior
court Tuesday for the recovery of
S763.35 which amount is alleged 10
he due the plaintiffs on account. The
plaintiffs have also filed attachment
proceedings on property belonging to
the defendants.
Mamie d. Mudd was granted a
divorce from Edgar Il. Mudd in the
superior court Tuesday. Nonsupport
and failure to provide for the four
minor children were the grounds for
the action. The plaintiff was given
the custody of her four children,
Irma G. age Is; Herbert ID. age 10;
Edgar r., aged :; and Charles f..
age A. The couple We're married in
Hiawatha, Neb., and have resided in
Yakima county for upwards of i.
years.
Mrs. f. A. Ferris of North Sixth
street left yesterday for Minnesota on
account of the serious illness of her
mother.
Yesterday forenoon DIR. T. Z. Webb
OBLIGATED at the funeral Of Nellie
Grace Ham, 9-year-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs j. b. Ham, residing at
the corner of sixth avenue and
Cherry street.
E. c. Burlingame. formerly of
North Yakima, now of Walla Walla,
is being doomed as a candidate for
county commissioner.
Mrs. NJ. B. Miles and Mrs. o. A.
Fechter have returned to North
Yakima from visit to Seattle
Kloe V. Loba of the Emporium,
left last night for Chicago to remain
several months and to represent the
Yakima Orchard Land company
there.
w. ]. Johnston of Seattle, repre-
pany is in North Yakima having pur-
chased for his people the shoe stock
of the BOtsford Cook company which
VIII ne taken to Seattle.
History is being made in North
Yakima every day. History will he
made here today by the Pacific Fruit
IL Produce company when it will re-
ceive the first carload shipment of
bananas ever brought to this city.
Bananas have been brought here in
large quantities hitherto but never a
carload lot. Yakima is growing.
Lloyd Garretson, who has been in
Tacoma on business, returned to-
North Yakima Tuesday Being
asleep when his train reached here
he was carried through to Prosser.
He says the valley is looking fine.
Mrs. Lydia Kenney. who has been
visiting Mrs. H. X. Sinclair. 16|
South Naches avenue for the past
week. is leaving for her home in Cal
ifornia this morning. Mrs. KenneY
stopped off here en- route to her
home from an extended visit through
the eastern states.
Marriage licenses We're issued
Tuesday to the borrowing: George
John Miller of North Yakima and
Miss Hilda Maria Hyotylainer of
Cleveland, Ohio; James n. Dean and
Miss Bertha f. Pressey both of
Selah; Charles Henry Ashman of
,Cowiche and Miss Edith Everett of
Suffolk, England.
Mrs. G. o. Linbarger. mother of
j.. H. Linbarger was in Granger
Wednesday and closed a deal for a
lot on Main street next to the opera
house and will let a contract imme-
diately for the construction of a two
story building. The lower floor will
be occupied by a store and the upper
part of the building will contain rooms
for a lodging house. Parties who
will occupy the building have signed
a lease for several years. The build
ing will be 25X70.-Granger News.
F. II. Harris, a pioneer of Yakima
valley and a brother-in-law of II. c.
Davis, was visiting with the latter
at his country home east of town re-
Gently. Mr.. Harris during the early
days was interested in the cattle bust
ness and knows every inch of the
country in this locality. At present
he is a prosperous farmer near North
Yakima.-Grange News.
County Auditor Wilbur Crocker has
announced the appointment of w. +.
Gould to fill the position of checking
clerk made vacant by Chas. Bart
lett, promotion to the position of in
<iex clerk. c. G. Phelps, former index
clerk, has been promoted to the po-
sition as second deputy to the county
auditor which position was made va
cant by the resignation of w. w. Mil
ler.
Plans for increasing the capacity
of the ball room of the Commercial
club are being made between the club