The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-04-19


the club. which. in such an orgalr
8 cation. should be more important o.
his dutie.
s W. L. q. Thacher. of the O. w. II
e n. railway. wha-.llas been in tn,
n city for several DAYS studying con.
Q ditions with reference to the litera-
: ture he is to issue for the railway
: leaves this morning but will return
k in May. Mr.. Thacher has been able
/ to obtain great deal of valuable in
4 formation and through the courtes,
' of the Comemrcial club and of indi-
E vidual citizens was enabled to see
t much of the valley, which will fur
: nish a background for his work.
{ The family of D. II. Dillehay. man
; ager of the Tieton Hotel is to leave
| North Yakima in a few days for Sc.
attle where the members will remain
, for the summer months.
Word has been received in North
Yakima of the death, at Sheridan.
, Wyoming of ]. Q. Kier, banker and
, former railroad man. Mr.. Kier was in
. North Yakima year ago as the guest
lof w. d. Wrighter and made many
/, friends while here
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Owens of Grand
Island, Neb., are at the T1eton Hotel
i ]. Q. Jones of Bremerton, WASH.
is guest at the Washington Hotel.
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sway iboih .>or'n amin" ioi
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! Messrs. George ii. ana FRANK SICK
els or Buffalo were VISITORS IN the
city. They We're registered at the
Yakima Hotel.
HERBERT ~. McCas1n OF Fohtlac,
Men, OF the champion sprayer is at
iithe lahllli" lio'e,.
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In,,na;. "a ~ - ,ioal,, fi++od
~, oa,na+aa oto ond corractad With
~ lohhy
Mr. ana NIrs q T. Ratas and Mr.
and Mrs lane of wanato snentI
lcurdoy IN Nnrtb ya1,ina as euests
ar tho comamrcial uote,
Dix Rowland of Vanatcbee was
n Chalau county man who StraNed in
o North Yakima Monday to observe
| he blossoms and the festival
Mrs A. l.. Emery and Miss G. C.
Emery of Boston. Mass. are among
the guests at the Commercial Hotel
Mrs. Mary r. Cowan of Tacoma Is
a months end visitor at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Bacon on North
Second street
The county commissioners have let
a contract to C. F.. Lum for the build
ling of a bridge across the Sunnyside
canal two miles north of Sunnyside
This was on what is known as the
| Hitchcock petition
The death took place Saturday of
Estella Josephine Stussy, infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w
lStussv. The funeral was held Sun
day the services being conducted by
DR. Mortar L. Rose OF the Christian
church.
Mary .Ainfant daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Louis Mailloux, died Saturday ut
the home Of her parents. 113 South
Eighth street The body was inferred
| sunday in the Catholic cemetery
Joseph Allen Of Parker was
| North Yakima visitor Monday. He