The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-01-11
Local News

MT. ana MrS. IL. ". JHioSn ..'S
turned to North Yakima from VISIT {
to Seattle and Everett. Il
r. r. Slaughter, of Spokane, pres
ident of the Cascade Lumber COM
pany, is guests at the Yakima note''
Mrs. sweetland of Kent. Washing
ton, sister Of George w. Eastman OF
Mob Hill. who was called here recent
Nv by the illness and subsequent
death of Mrs. Eastman, returned 70 |
her home Tuesday.
r. Burns of Walla Walla and G.
r. Woods of Spokane, of the North
Coast railway are guests at the ne
ton hotel. They came to North fak-
ina by riding over the North COAST
track as far as Parker fr,m kenne-
wick and then drove into the city DS
automobile. Mr.. Burns. who is In the
traffic department, is sizing up the
valley conditions and will make
careful inspection of the Wenas. Be-
lab. Naches and other valleys he mas
no far been unable to visit.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. George
LEACH of North First street on Tues
day, baby girl.
At a meeting of the stockholders
of the Selah State bank on Tuesday.
the condition Of that institution was
found to be fiourishing. The present
board Of directors was rseiectod.
Ira P. Englehart and L. o. Meigs
went to Granger Tuesday to repre-
sent w. L. Barker and c. w. Ment-
ger respectively, rival candidates for
the office of mayor. at the council
meeting last night. The last city
election in Granger resulted in tie
between these two men and the duty
of selecting the new mayor falls TO
the lot of the council.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to the following: Burton Oscar Lum,
%, and Miss Pansy Mary Mckee, ~,
both of North Yakima; J. F. Baisch,
2S, of North Yakima and Christine
I. Springer, 26, of Broken Bow, Ne
sbraska; Frank c. Varis. 81, and Miss
Mary Dawson, legal, both of this
city.
DR.. James T. Slaughter, formerly
of Iowa, passed tn osteopathic ex'
animation at Spokane last week ant
will practice at Toppenish.
General orders from the headcnart
ers OF the National Guard Of Wash
ington are to the effect that Captain
J. M. Curry of the Second infantry Il
to report at the adjutant general
office, at the armory in Seattle, at
o'clock p. M. Saturday before an ex
amining board.
A daughter was born Sunday to Mr.
land Mrs. e. M. Jones of No. 10 Norti
Seventh street
George Mullins, son of Mr.. and Mrs
! Pat Mullins, who passed the Christ
mas vacation in North Yakima will
his parents, left Tuesday for Seattl,
! to. resume his studies. He Travelled
by way of Pasco and the Nortl
Bank.
w. H. Hall of Chicago, who owns .
ranch property at WapatO and WHIT
has been here on visit Of inspec
ton, left Tuesday for Illinois. He ex
poets to return soon and increase hi
holdings of Yakima land
H. G. Wright of Portland is a guest
at the Tieton hotel.
5. b. Patterson. who has been in
Seattle for a couple of weeks on BUSH
ness-z was in North Yakima Tuesday
'but.swill return to! Seattle today. He
says they are having warm time in
= city politics in the rainy city
e. n. Swigart. supervising engineer
: OF the reclamation work in this state
Iert yesterday on visit to the lower
valley. Mr.. .Swigart and Chief En-
gineer Davis have just completed an
inspection of the storage work at
Lake Kaches and are well pleased.
Mr.. Davis has gone to Portland but
expects to return here in q dav or
two.
w. b. Owen, of Sunnyside, of the
reclamation service, was North
Yakima visitor Tuesday and was reg
istered at the Teton hotel.
d. S. Wilkinson, manager here for
the Pacific Telephone & Telegraph
company, has purchased an interest
In the White Bluffs & Columbia River
Telephone company and will assume
the position of manager with head
quarters at White Bluffs
T. d Thompson of the office of
the city engineer, has gone to Him
OILS on visit taking with him a
quantity of Yakima literature for dis |
tr.3ution-
Stockholders of the Columbia VAL
ley Highland Fruit company have
elected officers as follows: B. f. Nc
kalg, president; Henry Winchester. |
vice president; c. H. Allen, seer
tary; c. r. Donovan, treasurer and
c. Il. Grimes. F. l.. Miller, H. Kohl
and G. A. Day, directors
w. W. Robertson, editor of the Re-
public, is at Washington the guest of
Senator w. l.. Jones
Mr. and Mrs. j. E. Shannon will re-
turn to their home here by way OF
California. When last heard from
they were in Ohio.
George Hannold left North Yak
ina Monday on a trip to Hanford and |
White Bluffs on business.
Arthur Kari was a passenger east
to Mabton Monday to look after land
interests he has there.
A number of Odd Fellows from
North Yakima went to Prosser Mon
day to assist in the institution there
last night of an Encampment.
Willard Meloy. of Granger, editor
of the News. was North Yakima |
visitor Sunday.
f. M. futile Of Mabton was a
guest at the Tieton hotel Monday.
p. P. Marion Of Everett is regis