The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-06-28
L O G. A N E w S

J. l.. Barney is in Seattle on a bust
ness trip.
William l.. Thorp, known in this
valley. recently died at Nome, Alaska.
Of heart disease
r. d. Herod Of Zillah was 4 North
Yakima visitor over sunday.
Miss 7. Vernon of Boise, Ida, is
a guest at the Yakima hotel.
John Brog of Eau claire. Wis, is
registered at the Pacific hotel
Ray F.. Conner of Ritzville is a
guest at the Commercial hotel
Mrs. John Rudllin of Kcnnewick is
the guest of Mrs. O. A. Fechter.
Harry L. Cort returned Sunday
from few days visit in Seattle
J. NJ. Perry left the city Monday
for Tacoma on a brief business trip
A. r. McLane or Prosser was in
North Yakima over Sunday and Mon
day.
Prof, Dollinaer of Seattle is in the
city the guest of Mr.. and Mrs 4. L.
Thomson, East Yakima avenue
:. o. Jayne, of Spokane. irrigation
expert of the federal governments is
"a guest at the Commercial hotel
Mr.. and Mrs, w. W. Butler of
Grandview were in the city Sunday
and made their home at the Tieton.
|. r. P. Cross of Chicago. of the
Land & Irrigation exposition, was d
guest Monday of w. W, Butler of
Grandview.
H, H. Andrews returned to his
homestead near Benton City on Mon
day, after a few days visit with
friends in the city.
A G. kamm has returned to the
lefty from spokane where he was in
conference sunday with r. f. Stra-
horn of the o. W. II. K y. Co.
Miss Della o. Huber and Abbie
Terpinns of Ellsworth. Wis, are
guests at the Tieton hotel. They are
here looking over the country
Mrs. George NJ. Lock, of Manila.
p. l., a relative of Dr. j. $, KIoeber,
is in the city and is the guest of DR.
and Mrs kloeber at their Selah
rnnch.
superintendent Kennedy of the
schools of Fairmont Mimi. was a
Sunday visitor with f. r. Cotton of
Mob hill. He is. on his way to Cali
fornia.
j. G. Steenson Of 206 North Nach,es
avenue, left Monday evening on a
business visit to his old home at Hills,
Minnesota He will be absent about
a month.
Permanent fofcers sof the uniform
rank of the Knights of Pythias will
be elected Wednesday evening and
consideration will be given to matters
Of detail regarding uniforms.
j. W Sandagen. treasurer of the
Advance Gas CO., made trip to the
new home of H. F. Rodenbeck in the
Naches valley the latter part of the
week, where the company is install
ling a modern lighting plant
A. l.. Henhinick of Tacoma, who is
the owner of a ranch at Kennew'ick
SAYS he has succeeded excellently in
his work of development He is an
enthusiast over the Yakima valley
pne-tenth or an men or ram feI
Monday and a trace of rain Sunday
night The downfall was not heavy
at amy time but was steady and per-
sstent. especially in the lower valley
Lloyd Garretson of the Pacific
Fruit & Produce company. is cred
tied with the statemen that in his
opinion peaches will open here at
about SO cents a box, dropping later
to somewhere near TO so cents
box
Joseph Jacobs irrigation engineer,
formerly Of North Yakima, speaking
before the Rotary club of Seattle, de-
plored the fact that il seems impos-
sible to get men with money inter-
ested in the development of lands, es-
pe"ially the arid lands of Washing
ton.
Max Daniels, prominent depart
ment store owner and proprietor Of
the Daniels theatre in Salt Lake
city. has been in the city several
days looking over the country. MIR.
Daniels believes North Yakima a very
promising young city and expressed
his surprise at the signs of pros
perity here,