The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-01-12


ne Columbia River Highland
Fruit company held its annual meet
~ Tuesday and elected as trustees
Henry Cole, president; c. r.. Dono-
80. treasurer and Messrs. Cole, f.
= Hrner. H. @. Winchester, M. l..
u1aterson ana G. A. Day ana George
lGuDsbar. the company has sold to
0eorge lRooebar 80 acres OF its $50
hoa6lngs on the Columbia.
Trying to haul $500 pounds OF
etone ON . wagon a teamster en-
gagged In work for the county came
- gr3ef at the Sloan corner Tuesday
when hts wagon broke down. In
oansferring his load he found II adj
vasable to make two trips of It.
Things are drying out at the ofices
Of the horticultural Union. They
were pretty moist there few days
ago water pipe on the second
floor snapped and let loose flood
which poured without cessation for
the entire night. When the Office
force put in an appearance the next
morning the once was afloat and the
basement had the swimming tank at
the 7. M. G. A. backed off the boards.
since then the odor of drying plaster
hes been enormous.
Mrs. Ella S. Stair arrived I'm North
Yakima Tuesday afternoon from Se-
attle and will visit for a time with
A4r. and Mrs. A. E. Larson, after
which she will 60 east.
II. ]. Snively and his son Harry.
Who have been planning trip to
Egypt, have postponed it until later in
the spring because Of press Of bust
no18.
J. c. Berry, Walter Brown, w. w.
Anderson, s. J. White. H. Martin and
Henry Irving have received bounties
from the county on wildcat and coy
ote trophies.
County Auditor Crocker, because
Of the fact that under the new law
the fiscal year ends December 81 in
stead OF June 80, is preparing q semi
annual statement Of affairs at his
olDca
8 H. Kerr. attorney Of Seattle, and
m old time Iowa friend of c. E.
Fraser OF North Yakima, is in this
city hooking after legal matters for
the Central Heating company. He
b the guest OF Mr.. Fraser.
N. c. Richards, e. M. Kenly and
c. D. Spencer have peen chosen trus-
tees Of the Yakima Valley Transpor-
cation company. They are also the
president, vice president and auditor,
respectively. and H. N. Firth is Sec
rotary.
Members Of the Yakima County
Poultry association have been sum-
moned to meet Friday, at 1 o'clock.
at the court house for the annual
meeting Officers will be elected and
It Is altogether probable that Judge
will be. engaged for the next show
and that plans will be made for fur
Their uniting the growing and develop
ing chicken interests Of this section
-of the state. At this time number
-of the local fanciers are making
sales of birds to breeders and IN some
instances are purchasing birds for
their own purposes. In the aggre-
rate a large amount Of money is in
volved.
Fred jerks, of Pullman, came to
North Yakima Monday and will to-
day go to Parker to look over some
land there owned by eastern people,
the management of which he may as
sumo. Mr.. jerks has had consider
able experience as a farm manager of
very large tracts.
Five inches of snow are reported to
have fallen at Kennewick Saturday
and Sunday.
Marshal J. F. Barnes. B. A. Ban
mister, o. A. Hall and wife. c. W.
Smith of Wapato and George For
man Of Parker were North Yakima
visitors Monday being summoned here
In connection with the Charles Hay
mes case now on trial in the superior
court
There was in North Yakima Mon
day IL visitors who came by special
car from Fargo, N. d. They are on
their way to Umatilla county, Ore,
and are travelling by way of North
Yakima, Seattle. Portland, and Hood
River.
C.. w. Camp Of North Yakima and
Miss BlaEch Sinclair of Seattle, for
merly of this city, were granted a
marriage license in Seattle on Satur-
day.
r. w. Turpin, district manager of
the Guarantee Fund Life association
Of Omaha, Neb., has returned to
North Yakima after a weeks visit in
Spokane. He is registered at the Pa
cific hotel
Mrs. M. N. Richards is very Ill and
Mr.. Richards is therefore unable to
make q trip to the horticultural meet
ing at Wenatchee.
r.. B. Hawks, the well known ac-
countant, has gone into business on
his own account. He has esta blished
his office at 402 Miller building.
Drayton Marsh, clerk of the courts
for Benton county was business
visitor in the city Monday.
C. B. Bushnell and wife of Seattle
were visitors in the city Monday on
their way from Prosser. where they
had been on a short business trip
Mr.. Bushnell was member of the
firm of James e; Bushnell. photo
graphers in this city eight or nine
years ago, and this is his first visit
NO North Yakima since going away
YNIat he was surprised at the great
developments here since that time
was Va frequent remark with him.
JOSH Edwards of Peru, Illinois, is a
visitorA in the city. Mr.. Edwards has
been a kufferer from rheumatism and
same west for relief, which he says
he has aAready found.
Mrs. WV p. Hubbard has returned
from St. LApke's hospital, Spokane.
where she Was successfully operated
on by DIR. c. Y. Thomas.
J. /. Amsba1sgh. a pioneer Lindite,
who located neaar Olympia several
years ago, was ltere this week on a
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