The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-10-26

PAIR or trousers. Iney were pald LOT
by S. f. Farris democratic candidate
for state representative. Mr.. Farris
was operating the automobile at the
time and the boy. according to by
ISLANDERS was entirely at fault. At any
rate his clothing was badly torn and
Mr.. Farris stood in the breech, and
purchased the breeches. The boy
was not severely injured.
j. r. Thompson of Mankato. Mimi,
civil engineer, is in North Yakima
studying land values.
Using the new Naches avenue pave
ment for six-horse team hauling of
apples with trailer wagons is Sc
we're test of the work done there and
is in progress.
The lineup of teams at the fruit
warehouses awaiting their turn to UNI
load is a sight which visitors to the
city should be shown. 1t is one of
daily occurrence
Mrs. Winfield S. Mann and Miss
Mann of Seattle are guests of the Ho-
tel Yakima.
Judge Thomas f. Ewter of Chat
tanooga, Tenn who has recently re-
moved to the state of Washington to
days in this city from Seattle.
NJ c. Perry of SIG North seventh
street is enjoying a visit from his
brother. c. L. Perry of Austin. MINI.
The latter is a market gardener and
believes he will remain here and en-
ter the busn
Fred 4. Bready and Fred y. Ewald
have formed 4 partnership for the
practice of law and have opened Of
fees in the Yakima National Bank
building. Both men are graduates
of the University of Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Gleason returned
to their home in North Yakima to-
day. They have been here since the
opening of the normal school year.
| Their daughter, Miss Myrtle Glea-
| son. is a student at the normal
! Ellensburg Record.
/ J.W. Weber and family left Thurs
! day evening for North Yakima, where
they will reside. Mr. Weber was
| formerly manager of the North Coast
Meat market in this city, and he and
| his family have a host of friends in
the city, who regret to see them
! leave-Cle Elum Echo.
Mrs Olaf Hanson of Ellensburg is
visiting her daughter Mrs. Henry
| Grisom of North Yakima.
Joseph Olandt of North Yakima,
who has been in Ellensburg visiting
has aunt, Mrs. E. A. Mahr and fam
| lily. has returned to his home here.
Mrs. Nellie Roper and niece, Miss
Bertha Kenney of North Yakima
who have been in Ellensburg visit
ing Mrs. William Ploeger, have re-
turned to their home.
Father Gallagher of the Catholic
church of North Yakima was in the
city yesterday, the guest of Father
John Sweens He occpied the pulpit
at st. Andrews church yesterday
morning and evening. williamsburg
| Record.
A divorce was granted Tuesday to
Mrs. Josie E. Winner from w. c.
Winner, the wife being given custody
of the children and alimony figured at
a value of $4,000. 1t included
orchard land and a home on Mob Hill.
w. p. Romans and others interest
ct in the Yakima fruit displays at the
various apple shows this fall is spend
ing today in cold storage at the plant
of the Artificial Ice company, looking
over the stock there for exhibition
use.
\. f. Putnam, father of Mrs. ]. F.
Wood of this city has decided to make
his home in North Yakima. He was
formerly of Kansas City.
Mrs Daniel Miller and Mrs. B. F.
Arnold of Chehalis are the guests in
this city of Mrs. w. w. Robertson.
Edward F. Mason, formerly of this
city and a member of the Republic
staff, is now in Tacoma and is work
ing for the Tribune there.
/ Milton S. Davis, formerly of the
staff of the Republic of this city, is
now in Minneapolis and is interested
in mining.
Mesrs Ed Smithers, Robert John
son, p. Y. Hickman, DR.. e. f. Chase.
II. Irving Jerry Okey and a number
of others went to Ellensburg Tuesday
to attend the charity bail there last
night, the Ellensburg cOmmandery,
knights Templar. being the hosts.
Several of the North Yakima gentle
men were accompanied by ladies if
their respective families.
Mr., and Mrs George Whitman and
Mrs II. e. French are on brief
visit to Tacoma.
Mr.. ANA Mrs. w. w Kirkwood of
Seattle, who have been visiting their
ui'cc, Mrs. john Kelly of Mob Hill.
rNwupd To- their homo Monday.
The Wrcokng train of the North
.u Pacific spent considerable time iH
North Yakima Tuesday. 1t had been
to Wapato to clear mp the freight
wreck there on Monday evening.
1t was midn ght Monday when the
Sunnyside flyer returned to North
Yakima from the lower valley. \
train wreck and very heavy business
caused unusual delay.
Charles Eglin, who has purchased
a fruit ranch at Pomona, Cal, eX-
poets to make his home there for the
winter. He has already started south
DR.. II. p James secretary of the
Commercial club, has received from
President Howard Elliott of the
Northern Pacific railroad the four
teenth annual report of the railroad
Mr. James is studying statistics of
new locomotives, refrigerator dining
i and other cars. The financial side
doesn't interest him a bit.
George p. Eaton and b. d. Thomp-
son of Granger were North Yakima
visitors attending a committee meet
ing of the new association of fruit
growers.
f. l.. Roney. editor of the Topper
ish Review. was a North Yakima Wis
itor Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs A. r. Weed left Mort n