The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-05-17
Local News


The S,,uesaa was held Sunday at
the A1pree Of a. son of Alex Rivard
Of s0e South Third street OF this city.
Deafh took place at Medical Lake
and che body was brought to this
CITY Saturday night.
The George c. Arentz company of
North Yakima has been awarded a
contract for the construction of ce-
ment walks at Granger.
DIR. C. w. Chamberlin Of Granger,
state representative, was in North
Yakima Saturday on business.
H. L. SommervilIe. who is the
owner of the old Louis | anch ranch
on the North Fork of the Cowiche,
is another of the fruit men of this
valley who will need to be shown be-
fore he is convinced that the reports
If wholesale fruit damage have any
special degree of truth in them. Mr..
;,0mmerville from his home orchard
of old and neglected trees brought
to North Yakima Saturday branches
containing apples, peaches. aprscots,
prunes, cherries and pears all heav-
lily laden and carrying more fruit
than they can possibly mature.
Miss Ella Scott who had been the
guest for several months of Mr. and
Mrs. r. w. Clark of Mob Hill boule
ward has returned to her home al
Boscobel, Wis, travelling by way of
Seattle where she visited friends for
a day or two.
The Yakima Valley chapter of the
Women's league will hold their an
al par he al - .f
ficers Thursday evening, June /, at
s O'clock.
p. C. Holland, manager of the
Hermiston Land company, of Her
mission. Ore. was a busints visitor
IN the city Monday.
L. Douglas. president of the Top
penish Tribune Publishing company,
came up Sunday to see Wisemsn fly.
w. II. Shea, Jr, an attorney Of
Toppenish. was among those present
Sunday at the aviation meet at tho
fair grounds.
will II. James. former Yakima
boy, now business manager of the
Sacramento Bee, spent a few hours
in the city Sunday visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Stephenson and family
ON his way home from New York.
Mr.. James was for many years iden-
tified with the Republic of this city.
From Eliensburg comes the news
of the marriage there of two well
known residents of North Yakima
Mrs. Atkinson and Z. c. Camp.
Celia Dick, aged Is years, an In
dian girl of the Yakima reservation,
At II.
Sunday. Friends came to this city
for a casket and the funeral was held
Monday afternoon.
r. :. Cody, aged so years, a labor
er, whose home was at PIG South
Eleventh avenue, died Sunday at ST.
Elzabeths hospital following an OPP
Grafton for mastoids. His vile ana
five children survive.
w. W. Robertson and %. f. Lcsh
have gone to Easton on brief hshlnG
tnp. According to all reports the
best sport this season for the hshe'~
men is to he got from the irrigation
bitches.
Judge Bowers Of Spokane is in the
city visiting with his daughter Miss
Ethel Bowers.
Mrs. Ed. Lyon and daughter, Miss
Rosanna Lyon have gone 10 Portland
to visit a brother of the former.
Mr. and Mrs. G., A, Gano are 1"
visit for couple OF months at their
former home in Illinois
Among the visitors III the city
Saturday We're Fire Chief Miller Of
c'cntralia and Messrs. Fl. d Ling, V.
J limerick and F. +. MerrCk uf
Medford. Ore. They were brought
here by Alfred ". Henry Of Seattle.
representative of the Webb Motor
Apparatus company Of st. Louis to
inspect the new fire motor az thls
civ. chief Dawson offered eyery
facility for their STUDY Of the mach
.nery ana they were we'll pleased.
Mr.. ana Mrs. F. Mccarthy of Ben