The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-06-29
Local News
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is understood.
Robert Rundstrom left lase even
ing for the east on a buying trip for
the Comm Rundstrom furniture store
He will attend the furniture c,nven-
tion in Grand Rapids and visit his
old home in Woodruff, ILL.,, before
returning to North Yakima.
DIR. ]. +. Burns and DIR. Alfred
Burns are leaving. for a southern trip.
They expect to witness the JeffrIes-
johnson fight in Reno on July and
viii tour California by auto for a
few days. DIR. j. 3. Burns expects
to remain in California Blu DIR. Al
fred Burns Will return to North Yak
ina in about two weeks.
A. J. Chambers, one of the pioneers
of the Yakima valley and a native
son of Washington, leaves TO-DAY for
California on an extended visit 10 his
brother ana also in the hopes that
his health may be improved. Mr..
Chambers was born in Olympia IN
1853 and rs an infant in arms crossed
the mountains on horseback with his
mother to the Yakima valley whore
he has resided ever since.
Good natured Charlie Donovan. Of
the First National bank. is playing
hide-and seek with his usual smile
and its all because he is a man With
out family. That is for few days
only. however, as he will next Mon
day join them in Tacoma and spend
his vacation there with them and
other relatives.
The Elks have recently built new
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$4,000, which is considered the hes
of its size west of New York. Last
week James Henderson Of this city
took the big elk's head to North Yak
ina and placed it in the Elks club
rooms. The head is a magnificent
specimen, handsomely mounted, and
we cannot imagine a more appropri-
ate place for this valuable ornament.
-Mabton Chronicle.
Miss Hester has resumed her duties
at the First National bank after a
weeks absence owing to illness.
Forney Bros. have disposed of their
North Second street grocery business
to Messrs. Derrick & Dean of Brcm-
erton, young men of experience, who
have moved to this city with their
families and who will give their per-
sonal attention to tho conduct of the
business. The MessrS. Fo.ucy pr1-
pose to devote themselves to other
interests they have In this valley. Fo"
the present they have taken office
room with Messrs. johnson Is Henry.
North Second street
Mrs. Ralph Harris ANA baby.
Claude, left this week to spend n
month with Mrs Harris father ST..
Salem, Oregon.
Mrs. Chas. Heath and }it-c 0au-n-
ter arrived home Saturday AFTERNOON
from an extended visit i'm iowa.
w. Risch and plmily have returned
from a visit to California and lower
Oregon cities, ana are again at bona,
at 115 Fifth avenue north. Mir. NisoN
said that in all his observations Doe
found no place to compare with
North Yakima.
Yakima bank clearings for tn"
week just closed We're total ot
$435,993.91 which is an increase o'
$11S.290.14 over the corresponding
week of q year ago.
Mrs Larson and Miss Ethel Larson
have started for Spokane on their re
turn to their home at Albert Lea
kane within a day or two by Miss
Gertrude Larson.
Mrs. C. NJ Hauser has returned Ia
North Yakima from KenncWick
where she instituted a Pythian Sis
ter temple which started into exist
ence with q membership of 80 which
is excellent under the conditions
Mrs. Hauser was assisted by Mrs
Bertha Mullenger of Prosser, who is
grand proctor of the order
Mrs. David j. Leahy died at hen
home. 6O4 South Third street. Satur-
day Afternoon of heart trouble and tu-
berculosis arter an illness covering
some months. A few months ago an
infant child of the family died. Mr.
Leahy is connected with the United
States Land office here and has great
many friends who viii sympathi>
sincerely with him. A threc-yc1r-oI
boy survives his mother.
Mill Lola Lowther win return t.
North Yakima next week from an one
tended visit to her sister, AIRS. II. +
Wilkinson, Syracuse, \. y.
G. Il. Russell OF Seattle Was a.
North Yakima visitor Tuesday anC
was registered at the Hotel Yakima
Miss Agnes Wilcox has returned t.
North Yakima from visit 10 PHsa-
dena.
Very nice looking but with very
heavy cargo of BarleycOrn on boar,
Il stranger attempted to ride west oi
Yakima avenue Tuesday afternoon
His horse was quiet enough but the
cargo shifted to starboard ana the
man slid to the pavement. Kind hands
hoisted him aboard again but he was
still listed too heavily and again he
fell. Then the police gathered him
He had an ideal horse for man O.
his habits.
George Sheets was paid the sum O
81. Mogdays.s#t the auditors "lhr'
for bounty on coyote.
A marrfage license was issue
Monday ITO Howard e. Pennington
and Miss Leah T.. Townsend, both o
North Yakima.
W. IL. Small reported to the police
the theft of d gold watch. He offered
no clue as to its disappearance.
DIR. Paul 3. Cooper returned IRON
&, brief business trip to Portland
Mrs. James Wright leaves toda
for her cottage on Nashon lslAn'
where she will spend the summer. Mr.
and Mrs. +. G. Hall will leave mex
week for the same place. ii. II LON
hard has rented the Hellesoh colt"S
at PORT Madison and his family VII
spend tho gunner there Inc iam
;Iies of George Donald, Dan Lest
Frank Luse ands Thomas Il. HIlI WI
also spend the summer al tht sea