The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-10-12
Local News

Mr.. and Mrs. James Barnes and
Rrle Barnes have returned to North
Yakima from Seattle and Alaska.
Webb Safer, travelling passenger
agent of the Northern Pacific rail-
road, is a North Yakima visitor. He
will remain for q week in this valley
between Eliensburs and Pasco.
Mrs. Helen Lewis of Spokane is the
guest OF Mrs. L. H. Roberts, 500 North
second street
Frederick Heath of Tacoma, one of
the architects for the new Masonic
Temple is North Yakima visitor.
The foundation excavation is so near
10 completion that it is expected work
will be begun on the foundation with
in week.
J. H. Charleston has started for his
former home at Canistea, n. Y, to re-
new acquaintance of % years ago.
Contracts are to be made at White
Bluffs this week by Manager Arrow
smith Of the Pacific Power and Light
company for those needing electricity
for irrigation or power purposes. A
sub-station is to be erected at White
Bluffs.
H. C. Heermans Of Hoquaim is a
business visitor in the city.
H. NJ Gilbert this season took 52S
boxes of Winter Nellis pears from a
tract Of one-third of an acre, which,
at $3.50 per box, is 1892.
George F. Ingham of Kewanee. ILL.,,
is a guest at the Yakima hotel.
Harl 9. Davis and wife of Column
bus, Ohio, are guests at the Yakima
hotel.
Mason Mccoy. because Of i'll health.
has resigned his position with the
Sloan Drug company.
j. L. DeForce, superintendent Of
this division Of the Northern Pacific
railroad, who has been i'll for six
weeks. has SO far recovered that It is
expected to remove him to his Pasco
nome this week from Tacoma.
Miss Wright, a graduate OF the Uni
bersity Of Iowa, is expected in the city
today to take the place Of Miss Ma
bel Smith. who is i'll of typhoid fever
and who will probably not return to
duty this year.
c. H. Barrett of Iowa, a recent ad-
dition to the Republic staff, has ar
rived in North Yakima.
d. c. Robertson of Grandview is n
guest at the Washington hotel.
G. L. Stoughton Of Westerville, O.,
and r. w. Stoughton Of Columbus
Q. are guests at the Washington hotel
Charles Krause has returned Ia
North Yakima after an absence OF
many m onths during which he visited
his former home in Illinois and after
wards went over ground in Mexico
and Arizona where he spent a great
deal OF time over quarter of a CEN
tury ago. He found a number Of old
friends, "some living and some in the
graveyard" and with the former re-
newed acquaintance. Mr.. Krause
like a great many other Yakima trav-
eleTs, thinks the valley compares IA
vorably with the best, but says he
witnessed great development in the
country he once knew so well.
stereopticon lecture will be given
at the Christian church tonight by the
Rev. MI. Cunningham of North Yaki-
ma on "Children's Progress" The
admission will be free and q collec-
ton will be taken. the proceeds to 20
TO the Washington Children's Home
society.-Ellensbure Record.
h. p. Murray came up from North
Yakima this morning and will spend q
few days in tho city on business-El-
lensburs Record.
Raymond Broughman left this at
ternoon for North Yakima, where he
has accepted position at the Wash
Ington Notwithstanding Record.
Mrs. Flax, Tho mother Of Miss
Petit, Mrs. Douglas, Mrs Osborn
and j. N. Richardson. has arrived
from Minnesota to make her children
visit. She is Is years old and was
surprised to find the journey SO easily
made.
Miss Marion Brainard and mother
OF Seattle arrived here last evening
to visit Mrs. Dan Lesh.