The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-02-15
Local News

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Mr.. and Mrs. Erie Barnes have re-
turned to North Yakima from a visit
in California.
Miss Marvel Kaufman has re-
turned to North Yakima from Walla
Walla where she was visiting a sister.
The Woman's Missionary Society of
the United Presbyterian church will
meet with Mrs. Burne, S04 Eleventh
avenue south, Thursday, at 3 O'Clock.
J. P. Flynn, p. G. Fitterer, j.
Kruger, VIM. Eubelacker, j. N. STREET,,
j. p Redmond and Prof Walsh
went to North Yakima yesterday to
exemplify the third degree of the
Knights of Columbus They returned
this morning. Record.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Hayes of North
Yakima spent Sunday in the city
with misunderstanding Record.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Van Payton and
son, of Mob hill, have returned from
a two and a half months visit with
friends in California.
Stone Brothers are plaintiffs in n
suit brought in the superior court
Tuesday to secure the payment Of
S196.16 alleged to oe due from ]. A.
Macarthur and Alice Macarthur.
A transcript of Q judgment found
In the King County Superior court
clerk, in the suit of Annie Baxter
against S. A. Milton and DArl W.
Milton, to secure the payment Of
$82524 and costs The judgment was
for the plaintiff.
County Superintendent of Schools
S, S. Busch is in the lower part of
the county, visiting schools at
Granger and Alfalfa. He will be back
Thursday.
A petition was filed in the superior
court Tuesday by Joseph Trepanier,
asking that he be appointed admin
istrator of the estate of his deceased
wife Louisa Trepanier. The hearing
will be had February 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Tibbetts of Mob
hill who are in southern California,
write that they are enjoying their
stay there and will be home in a few
weeks.
Charles Wenner, A. l., johnson and
Fred Shaw were in EllenSburg last
evening to help install a lodge of the
Moose.
Mrs. T. ]. Will ans and daughter,
Miss Ada Williams, who live on Mob
Hill boulevard, at Young's corner, are
seriously i'll, the mother of heart
trouble and the daughter of erysipe-
las. Both are now recovering though
at one time so low that relatives in
Idaho and the lower valley We're sum-
moned home.
George Cameron of Vancouver, b.
c.. brother of the Drs. Samuel and
John Cameron of this city is visiting
in North Yakima having come here
to see his mother.
A G. Kamm, formerly with the
Northern Pacific railway, but who re-
signed a few days ago in North Yak
ina Tuesday. 1t is reported that he
is to become superintendent of the
Ya kfma divis'on OF the North Coast
railway with headquarters at North
Yakima Mr.. Kamm is an old rail-
roader He started with the North
ern Pacific as telegrapher and
worked up through various positions
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He has had a score Of years Of exper-
fence.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. o. Lum have re-
turned from their honeymoon trip to
California and will be at home to
their friends at their new home on
North Second street after March 1.
The funeral of George w. Barber
was held Sunday from the chapel Of
Shaw & Sons the services being con-
burial was according to the rites Of
the Knights Of Pythias and there was
an unusually large attendance.
A. M. Reed, farmer of Lind, died
in North Yakima, at 419 North
Fourth street Sunday of dropsy. The
funeral was held Monday, the SER
vices being conducted by the Rev. F.
C. Whitney.
F. Moline. of the refr gerator
car service OF the Northern Pacific
railway was In North Yakima Mon
day looking after the icing conditions
prelim nary to the needs of the APP
preaching fruit season 1t is prob
able that another rs carloads of 'ce
Will NC olplth ny TIC dllW dN III It's
ice house here.
Fire destroyed the barn of Ben
Shay of Mob hill Monday morning
and with IT also its contents includ-
ing an automobile. The report was
current that it was the home of Mrs
Weisberger that had burned but this
fortunately for the Weisbergers, was
incorrect
An Engrishman, writing from
France, asks Secretary James of the
Commercial club whether a good
home that will support a family can
be purchased here, near to school
facilities, for $4,000. As IAN evil
dence of good faith" the writer "en-
closed his personal card"
Three inches Of snow fell in North
Yakima and vicinity Sunday but
much of it disappeared Monday under
wind which was several degrees
above the freezing point Reduced