The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-03-08
NACIIES CITY.

NACHES CITY.
A quiet wedding was solemnized in
North Yakima one day last week at
the office of w. w. Miller when Miss
Ruby E. Little became the bride of
Emil A. Anderson of this city. Miss
Little is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. LATE Little and is one of Ma
ches most popular and accomplished
young ladies. While Mr.. Anderson
is one of our prosperous young farm
ers. The bride was dressed in an
elaborate tailored suit of brown and
was unattended. Just a few imme-
date friends witnessed the ceremony
The young couple will be at home to
their many friends on the Fechter
and Janeck ranch of this valley.
Jack Dunkin has moved his fam
lily to his homestead on Mt. Cleman.
Lyndon Banister of Cowiche spent
Saturday and Sunday visiting rela-
tives in thi svalley.
The water was turned out of the
Wapatox ditch Saturday for the pur-
pose of cleaning the ditch. Work
of flume building is progressing nice
ly on the Selah ditch. The ditch will
be in first class condition when wa
ter is turned in.
ALFALFA.
The school meeting was held Sat-
urday at the school to elect new Of
hcers. I. v. Burfield and Mrs. Gel
hart were elected.
j, Farrell. of Riverside, was an AL
falfa visitor Sunday.
Judd Ide and Miss Mary Ide, of
Granger, visited Alfalfa friends Sun
day.
Mrs. Rorick visited friends In
Granger Saturday.
Lesley Myers is wearing 2x4
all on account of the ar
rival of a II pound boy at his place
Mrs. o. L. Myers went to Granger
Saturday to do shopping.
OUTLOOK.
Mr.. and Mrs d. B. Clausen on
Friday evening were given a surprise
party by the young society folks of
this vicinity. among those present
were Misses Ena Wilson, Ruth Ben
jamin, Irene Teachers, Myrtle Burk-
EFT, Alice Williams, Belle Enochs.
Edyth Enochs, Frances Brooks and
Mabel Bro ks: Mesrs. Paul Enochs.
Russell Weaver, Claude Duvall. Ell
gene Burlingame, Arthur Teagarden.
Low Teagarden. Clarence Burkett.
Earnest Burkett and Mr.. and Mrs
d. b. Clausen.
County Deputy Assessor Henry
Scheyer is among the citizens max
ing his assessments.
Mr.. G. Rowland. of Sunnyside, a
prominent grain and hay merchant.
was business visitor on Friday in
his new automobile, "Greatwestern,"
bv Rev. w. s. Bell. d.
F.. James. u. j. Yoder and Hugh
Thompson
Bert Brooks, of Pasco. spent a
few days here visiting friends and
relativ
Messrs Cresswell and Schlosser
have been given the contract to dig
q we'll on the ranch of ID. b. Clausen.
Mrs. Homer Carr, of Granger, was
q Sunday visitor of Mr.. and Mrs. X.
e. Anderson.
Among the arrivals from a dis
lance were Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Rowe.
of Dawson. Alajk Mr.. and Mrs.
Rowe ware recently married In the
Yukon territory. 1t is the brides
first visit in this community. They
ar, the .-uests of Mr.. Rowe's brother
and son, Mortimer.
Mr.. Pape, of Toppenisth. a hay
buyer, accomplished business trans
action with w. E. Williams on Mon
day
The Outlook precinct held an cleo
ton in Outlook hall on Saturday for
school director. Mr.. A. B. Flint be-
ing elected over Henry Scheyer;
Flint received 4S votes and Scheyer
IA.
Messrs. Peck and Duvall sold their
interests in the butcher shop here
on Saturday, and on Monday with
Frank Windsor and Ed Williams left
for a two months trip to Arlington,
Oregon. in the interests of large
band Of sheep.
Messrs. B. A. Chilberg and w. F.
Seattle. were the guests on Monday
of Messrs. I. d. Hermance and Frank
Hart. for the purpose of purchasing
several fruit orchards.
c. M. Talvott. representing Sher-
man. Clay e. Co.. piano dealers OF
North Yakima, registered at the
Brooklyn hotel.
Frank l.. Warner, of Seattle, has