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

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MISREPRESENTATION
Telephone connections between the
main line of the White Bluffs and
Columbia river telephone and Wah-
luke have been completed. On this
line service has been suspended
since last fall when a steamboat
smokestack knocked the cable down
at Wahluke. On Craig Island an i'm
mense pole has been erected to carry
the cable across the Columbia.
C. C. Case has returned to North
Yakima from a visit to the Hawaiian
Islands.
A. C. Hughes of Spokane has taken
the management of the Yakima
Valley Lumber company here.
A. r .McWain. letter carrier. was
compelled to quit work Tuesday ow-
ing to temporary illness. but expects
to be back at work again in a few
days. F. E. Adams. who has been III
for several weeks is said to be re-
covering.
E. H. Baldwin of EllensburS. of
the reclamation service. was a North
Yakima visitor Tuesday.
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visiting his daughter Mrs. Robert
Hawks.
j. E. Moran of the Catalan COM
pany is i'll at his home suffering from
grippe.
]. l.. DeForce of the Northern Pa
cific railway was North Yakima
visitor Tuesday coming from Ellens-
burg in the morning and going east
in the afternoon.
A. c. Weber of Sunnyside was a
guest at the Tieton hotel Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. j. 3. Ramerman of
Zillah were guests Tuesday at the
Tieton hotel.
George w. Klse of White Bluffs is
a guest at the Washington hotel.
Miss Myrtle Bullock, who has
charge of the millinery department
of Richards& Bayne has left the city
for Cordova. Alaska
w. N Irish has returned from a
business trip to the sound.
A private car of the Pacific Coast
railway passed through North Yak
ina Tuesday on No. 4, eastbound.
The railway is 76 mile stretch of
tract somewhere on the west coast of
California.
FL C. Davis of Granger was a
North Yakima visitor Tuesday.
B. e. McGregor of Prosser was in
North Yakima Tuesday and was a
guest at the Tieton hotel.
c. G. Norton of Milwaukee, Wis,
Is registered at the Yakima hotel.
Herbert D. McCaslin of Pontiac,
I;o6 &c or ot
hotel. Mr. McCaslin represents the
company manufacturing the Cham
pion sprayer and is here to demon
strate his machine in orchard work.
E. w. Dooley of North Yakima has
purchased the Benson ranch of 300
acres in the Rattlesnake hills which
ne will use for the most part for his
stock business. About 80 acres, irri-
gated from WELL, will be set to
apples.-White Bluffs Spokesman.
Father Palladino of St Andrew S
church left on No. this afternoon
for North Yakima, where he will
spend a few days on business Ell
lensburg Record.
Gabriel Jaadden, a Priest Rapids
rancher and one of the pioneer home
steaders of that section, made short
visit in White Bluffs the first of the
week while returning from bust
ness trip to North Yakima.-Whjte
Bluffs Spokesman.
William Lee, Jr., has returned to
North Yakima from visit to White
Bluffs.
r. Burns of Walla Walla of the
o. w. R. & N. railway is registered
at the Yakima hotel.
Ray FELTON,, son of w. w. FELTON,
of this city, and who has been con-
nected with the Tacoma Ledger since
he concluded his newspaper work
with the Republic of this city a
couple of years ago, has taken over
the Mt Vernon Argus and will here
after be its publisher. Mr.. FELTON, is
a capable and earnest newspaper
worker and has Loyalty represented
the interests entrusted to him. He
has many friends here who will he
pleased to know that he has become
an editor.
Rev. Ellis Studebaker. of the
Bethany Bible school, Chicago, was
in North Yakima last evening on his
was to Seattle. He was the guest of
George e. Wise.
D. L. Crowder has returned from
an extensive business trip through
the west and will remain home until
after the session of the federal court.
Mr.. Crowder says the Yakima coun-
try is known wherever he goes and
the beauty of it is the fact that every
one has a good word for it.
The Advance Gas Machine COM
pany, whose office and factory are
located at South Fourth avenue,
are busy upon a number of orders
for their popular gas machines to be
Installed in some of the new homes
hereabouts in the rural districts They
have a very practical machine and
are only too pleased to give demon
STATIONS of its superiority to any
visitors
The building committee of st. Mat
thews' Episcopal church of Toppen-
ish will not meet this afternoon it be-
ing postponed on account of the fun
eral rites of Vestal Snyder by order,
Maurice ]. BYwater.