The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-07-19

offered a position, in similar work
in connection with the schools OF
Seattle which he has accepted.
Farmer Fred Schott, of Tampico
came to North Yakima Wednesday
bringing with him nice lot of
Queen Anne cherries which grew in
his orchard. He has fine crop yet
to harvest, he reports.
Among the lars : mortgages recent
~ recorded is that of the Catalan
Investment company to Henry II. Al
len, on lot II, block so, city of North
| Yakima, for $30,240.
j. A. Campbell and Fl. b. Bosworth
have Incorporated under the name o!
J. A. Campbell company for a term
$4,000.
Articles of incorporation have been
filed of the Mott Candy cotnany; r
f. Mott, A. r. Mott and j. w. Skill
lin are the incorporators. The term
of. life of the company is fifty years
and the capital stock is $4,000.
John Gourley, of Seattle, commits
sion man, was in the city Saturday
on his return from the lower val
the crop situation. particularly with
reference to hay, potatoes and such
things He reports that everything
looks good to him and that there are
prospects of an enormous potato
yield in the Sunnyside section wnere
the acreage is larger than in previous
years.
Charles Krause returned to North
Yakima Saturday from trip over
the mountains taken with George
i Bunce and family. They were nine
days going over Mr.. Bunce having
his team, and they had leisurely
fishing season Mr. Krause says Sc
attic is unusually quiet at this time
r. Macdonald of this city left
Saturday night for Seattle, in re-
Spouse to a telegram from his wife
who with her neice. Miss Della King
was staying in the Aarie Flats, on
Pike street, at the time the building
burned. losing everything in her pos
session and barely escaping with her
life. Mr., Macdonald will remain on
the Sound for several weeks visiting
the coast cities.
Miss Mabel Bled.abach of this city
is in Seattle d guest of Miss Gladly
Fearitt.
Mrs. ]. w. Ridgway left Monday
to spend some weeks in Seattle with
her daughter and son.
Mrs Wallace Blackwell, little son
enson. departed Monday morning r.
visit for Il month on the Sound.
Miss Thelma Geib, who has bee
the guest of her aunt and uncle, Mr.
and Mrs w. D. Wrighter, for several
weeks, returned to her home in Spo"
kane Saturday. Mrs. Wrighter en-
i tertained at d very pretty party for
girls in her honor prior to her de-
parture.
j. W. Stussy. 4O4 y. Naches avenue
left Monday morning via Seattle fol
his oldhome in South Dakota, where
he will visit relatives for while
| whom he has not seen in ten years
He will also visit in Minnesota be-
fore returning home. Mr.. Stussy will
be absent about six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs c. =. Matthews OF
| Yakima City left Monday morning for
Seattle to spend the week visiting
| friends and the celebration.
! Judge Preble and family left Mon
| day for Seattle to enjoy the sea
| breezes for time.
| H. w. Lovenstein, wife, baby and
mother, departed Monday for an out
| ing on the Sound.
| The local lodge of Knights OF
| Pythias was, we'll represented at the
| funeral of Wilbur J. Gibson whose
death occurred in this city Saturday
| al Ellenshurg on Monday afternoon
| the services being in charge of Rev
! rdorton l.. Rose of this city. Among
, the knights who went from NORTH
Yakima and from whom the pallbear-
| crs were selected. were J. G. Liggett
| s. w. Pickett, G. NJ. Hauser, c. d
Fiessey. Fl. A. Shaw. DR.. Geo. Sloan
| Irwin Young and j. D, keck.
Principal Payne of the Mckee
| sch oOlS is showing some very fine