The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-05-10

have the contract for the new, stand
and baggage checking at the depot
here of the O. W. r. & y. railway
are establishing tho fixtures for their
business. which will be opened up in
a few days.
+. b. Marks of the Ahtanum, who
was a North Yakima visitor Tuesday,
reported the sale of a young Holstcin
bull to Mr.. Simpson of the west side
or the state who purchased the Kloe-
Der herd. Mr.. Marks reports that
the young bulls are finding ready
sale aud that there is q strong de-
maud for heifers lie has received
word from the Irwin herd of Mime
sofa to the effect that the Irwin COW,
a fun sister to the Marks Herd bull,
now holds the thirty day butter
record.
MI and Mrs, Joseph Roscnheim,
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Schcibe, have returned TO
their home in Wisconsin.
Fred Sharkey of the office of the
city engineer has returned from a
business trip to Seattle.
Or. and Mrs. j. s. kloeber of Selah
have gone to Seattle on a brief trip.
Aphis are said to he working
strenuously in one or two orchards.
N the Selah and spraying outfits are
at work distributing black leaf.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Patterson are
TO spend the summer at Indcpen-
dence, Oregon They left the city
Tuesday. a.s. 4
L. w Dooy has purchased tho in-
terests Of Mcssrs Patterson and Toll
bert in the Green River Hot Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Berkeley came
TO North Yakima Saturday from So
attic and will make their home here,
Mr.. Berkeley who is well known by
all the orchard owners, is to be con-
nectcd with the Horticultural union.
j. II. Regain, who has been here
for some time in connection with the
laying of irrigation pipes at Terrace
Heights and in other parts of the
valley, will leave today for Denver
where he will represent his house in
other pipe laying work.
Mel G. Duncan has been placed in
charge Of the selling OF the various
townsite properties along the o. w.
r. q y. railway, at Benton City and
elsewhere Mr.. Duncan is well
known resident of the valley but has
been making his home for the past
year or two at Spokane where he was
interested in real estate
Miss Katherine Walters OF North
yakima came up last evening and
will spend few days In the city with
friends and rclatives.--Ellensbu
Record.
Word was received in North Yak
ina Saturday by friends of the death
at Seattle of Mrs. J. P. Kinney. for
a long time Z resident OF this city
and mother of Mrs. John S. Mcclure,
who until comparatively recently
made her home here but who had re-
moved to Seattle The news of the
death OF Mrs Kinney will be heard
with great regret by many friends,
particularly 'smons the Older resi-
dents Of this community.
Knights Of Pythas of North Yak
ina are to become tenants of the
Commercial club, having arranged
with the governing board for the rem
tai Of the ball room in the Clogg
building after June /. The Pythiaus
viii. It is altogether probable, be-
contN permanent occupants of that
room and the Commercial club, when
its next social season rolls round, il
it is not otherwise provided, will rent
other quarters for its social features
Word has been received by the
local agent of the Northern Pacific
Railway company that hereafter 1t
will be possible to make berth reser-
vations in advance for train No. 6,