The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-09-07
Local News

home last night on No. 6 from Seattle.
Contracts for the erection of the
Masonic Temple here have been
signed by the trustees, awarding the
work to the Northwest Bridge works
of Portland and Corbett & Raymond
of North Yakima The building is to
be completed by September 1, 1911,
on the lot at the corner of East Yak
ina avenue and Fourth street.
A business meeting of the Ladies'
Aid society of the Congregational
church will be held Wednesday af-
ternoen, at 2:3o at the home of Mrs.
H. P. James. 205 North Seventh
street.
Myrta V. Whitney of Prosser made
final proof on her 100 acre homestead
at Prosser yesterday.
Wiser F. Blough, Arthur L. Avery
and Charles o. Biddle of Sunnyside
were in the city yesterday.
Paul G.. Kruger has been appointed
as deputy game warden by Game
Warden Barney. He has already en-
tered upon his duties.
North Yakima Lodge No. SO X. Of
p. is issuing invitations to a "home
coming" celebration on october ..
All those who contemplate attend
ing are asked to notify c.. NJ. Hauser
Immediately.
Prof. G. Whitney Of the Eueusburg
Normal school is in the city for a few
days. Ihe normal opens september
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day VISITOR IN Ine CITY. Mt' els"
anu party nave just returned rom
me ou.llS III the NIclllly OIL MI sue"
art Ihey CLIMBED the peak ana
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mound erected DE the government
win soIhetnlhS over TWO Thousand
puphs enrolled the puoHc SCHOOLS or
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'ohs siege OF lever ana chronic
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hopeFl LablSslonlere IS again on
eAe street after Few weeks at home
Nith the fever,
A business meeting of the Capitol
nm Ladies Aid of the NJ. z. church
Will be held at the home of Mrs. ].
] NeWcomb 13 Ninth avenue south,
Friday afternoon at 2:3O.
Ed. Parker left Saturday for a
business trip east
Captain Victor rundgrem. whose
fine tenor singing has been attracting
many people to the outdoor meetings
Of the Salvation Army, and the indoor
services in the hall, will remain in
the city until Friday night. He is de-
hghtlng all his audiences with his
pleasing work.
Mrs. ]. H. Woodside has returned
from a visit to Seattle.
Mrs. ]. j. Newcamb. 13 Ninth ave-
nue. south, will entertain the First
Capitol Hill Ladies' Aid of the First
Methodist church.
Alex McCredie of Wapato was in
North Yakima yesterday.
Paul Kruger has received an ap-
pointment as deputy game warden.
Mrs Joseph MetZger has returned
from a four weeks trip to the Sound.
j. B. Ernsdorff went to Seattle on
a business trip Monday.
DR.. c. j. Lynch has returned from
his vacation spent at Port Townsend.
w. D. Welsh, an Ellensburg news
paper man was in North Yakima Mon
day.
Lincoln Dilley of the Glade was in
North Yakima on political business
Yesterday and says his chances of OBJ
tanning the nomination are bright.
Mrs. Harris, 203 North Fourth
street, will entertain the Foreign Mis-
sionary society of the First Methodist
church today at 2:3.
DIR. John Nywening has moved his
offices to rooms 222-3 of the Miller
building.
Whether or not Toppensh will be
divided into wards or not, will be de-
cided Monday afternoon, when an in
Juhctioh seeking TO prevent TINS VII
pe nearu Ill .ie superior court
MIS-. l. W. DdViusoh' liz SOUR
oecohu avenue VINO mas peeh III WIZ
lvpnoio LOT the past week. Is reported
DIS uolhs nicely
Marriage licenses nave oeen ISSUED