The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-04-20
LOCAL NEWS

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A ]. Rohrer and William Verran Of
Wapato were North Yakima visitors
Tuesday.
Mrs. Olive f. Mallette, wife of S.
Mallette. died at her home on Mob
hill. Monday. The funeral will be at
Auburn today.
Charles Orval Wilcox. the three
months old son of f. Il. Wilcox, OF
307 Fourth avenue south died Monday
afternoon and was buried Tuesday at
Tahoma cemetery.
w. J. Sharp, minister of the Pres
byterian church, leaves Tor North
Yakima tomorrow to attend the semi
annual presbytery of the churches OF
the central Washington distltct.-EI-
lensburg Record.
Grace Parrish returned yesterday
from visit at her home in North
Yakima She is a student at the nor
NAL school.-Ellensburg Record.
Charles T. Bailey of Granger was o
North Yakima visitor Tuesday and
was registered at the Washington.
County Commissioner Dan McDOn-
aid was a North Yakima visitor Tues
day. MI. Mcdonald is to cooperate
with the automobile and good roads
men OF the county and make an effort
to have people who allow irrigation
water to run over the roadways ar
rested and fined for their negligence
and Indifference.
The last letters received from A.
thur Coffin show him to have been
at that time at Shanghai homeward
bound. 1t is expected that he will
reach this city within a month.
of the political warehouses; for the
regulars in that section. was a North
Yakima visitor Tuesday.
Superintendent j. l.. DeForce of
the Northern Pacific railroad was a
North Yakima visitor Tuesday.
Alex. Miller went to Seattle on
business Tuesday. He didn't travel
ON No. 1 though he was waiting at
the railroad station when that train
went through. Mr.. Miller believes
that with five trains n day each way
on which North Yakima people may
travel the railroad Is giving this sta
tiDn an excellent service.
r. E. Thompson of Parker was in
Moth Yakima Tuesday for the first
time in two weeks and says the city
il growing. Mr.. Thompson has been
working at his ranch and says the
Parker country is in excellent con-
dfition-
H. Stanley Coffin will leave North
Yakima today for Kennewick to at
tend to loading there of cars of wool.
walter Henderson, the colored man
who is alleged to have attempted to
take the life of Ed. johnson, colored,
I'm First t.eet noodle joint row early
Sunday morning, pleaded not guilty
TO the charge of assault in the fist
degree in Judge Preble's superior
court Tuesday morning. IIender-
sons case has not been set for trial.
Marriage licenses We're issued to the
following couples Tuesday Leslie d.
Parks and Miss Ethel A. Oliver both
of North Yakima; and Frederick Col
fax and Miss Sallie Wah-Chalka-a
both of Fort Simcoe.
Hollis Bulger, who was arranged
the superior court Tuesday morning,
was given an opportunity to consult
an attorney before entering plea to
the charge of assault in the second
degree
Frank Harris plead guilty in the
superior court Tuesday morning 10
2he charge of selling liquor to an In
'.dian- He was not sentenced.
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wood Falls. Mimi, accompanied by
Mrs. Pete sons brother, Leo O'Hara
arrived Monday and expect to find
homes in the Yakima valley.
Tho blu ial took place Tuesday at
noon, OF Lewis Stone, aged Ave ana
a haf years son Of Mr.. and Mrs. f..
T. Stone and who was pupil at the
Columbia school kindergarten. The
little fellow died of pneumonia sun
1ay morning. the pneumonia Follow
ans upon an attack of measles. The
services were conducted by Rev l..
A. King and burial was ut Tahomo
cemetery. Another child OF Mr. and
Mis-. Stone is sick at home with the
same ailment.
The famous American Beauty group
s,S roses is the collection Paul Kruger.
nurserymau. has presented to the
North Yakima high school to be
planted there along with others which
have been contributed for the decora-
tion of the school grounds. There are
a dozen roses in the group and the
collection is said to contain the finest
plants, in the aggregate ever seen
hero.
Fl b Madden. of North Yakima
was very sick man at the Hotel Cum
ninehaul for a time Wednesday even
ing, the cause of which was thought
*0 be poison caused by eating beef
Spanish in one of the restaurants
Too much care cannot be exercised
in using tomatoes from tin cans as
cush distressing circumstances are
likely to occur If the tomatoes are
allowed to remain in the can lone
after they are opened.-Kennewic
Reporter
"A daughter was born Monday to
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kohls. 212 North
NacheS avenue.
Robert Mitchell. aged 10 years. son
nf G. c. Mitchell. was injured Mon
day by fall from his riding hors"
Bobby Moore. son of the proprietor
nf the Pacific hotel. is III.
Samuel Mills Of ROslyn has been
in North Yakima and became the
purchaser of West Side property.
Aleck Sta"ratt has leased the base
ment of the new Mullins building at
tho corner of First street ami Chest
nut and is operating a pool room un-
der the management of ScOtty Sand