The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-07-12
LOCAL BREVlTIES

Rev. c. $. Ware, president of the
Zllah Comm ercial club, was visitor
in North Yakima Monday.
G. G.. Lee, one of the leading at
torneys of Toppenish, was in North
Yakima Monday on legal business.
Mrs. Ralph Harris, who was oper-
ated on for appendicitis yesterday At
St Eelizabeth's hospital, is reported
to be doing nicely. DR.. Paul Cooper
VS. the attending physician.
Misses Florence Miller, and Clara,
jeanette and Edith Jones all of this
city, are to leave Wednesday for Sc
attic where they will take the steam
err jefferson for a trip up the Alaska
coast on the inside trip to Skagway.
| George Hards of Lincoln avenue
has returned from Seattia where he
went to hear a sermon by DR.. Rus
! sell, the well known Brooklyn divine.
| Joseph Stephenson. who has been
! in Seattle and Portland has returned
and gone to Toppanish on br1et
business trip. He reports Portland 20
! be thriving splendidly.
Inspection was made Monday by
| the street and ditch committee OF the
| city council of the new paving on
/ Pleasant avenue, which was found to
be satisfactory and the acceptance of
i which will undoubtedly be recon-
mended.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. o. Holmes and
their son, f. r. Holmes and his WIFE
of kearney, Neb., have been visiting
/ friends in North Yakima.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al. Reynolds and son
and Mr.. and Mrs J. y. Weaver, OF
Euensburg, came to North Yakima
SUNDAY by automobile and were the
guests here of Mrs. Ada Norton. 1o4
! North Eighth street.
Mrs. w. w. Ewing is visiting for
few weeks in Seattle.
Miss Jean Mcbride of Lewiston
Mont. is a guest of Miss Ruth Childs
OF Mob hill
Editor Hillyer of the Zillah Free
Press was North Yakima visitor
Monday. Mr.. Hillyer reports that the
question of saloon is soon to come
before Zilah for settlement
Walla WaHla scored II runs in its
game against North Yakima at Nalla
| WalIa SUNDAY while the Tigers OF TINS
town were BANKED. 1t Was an errlf-
less game for the visitors and but one
error was scored up against the team
representing this town. Nalla W ana
cot sixteen hits and Berger, Their
pitcher, struck out sixteen men
North Yakima got six hits and struck
out six men, three each for JACOB
son and Nelson who pitched four ana
five innings respectively
Fred Thorn pson, of the Thompson
Fruit company is quoted as saying
that he is of the opinion that Sixty
cents will prevail throughout the sea-
son as the price here for alberta
reaches. He thinks that at the be
ginning of the season it will be
h CHER.
DR.. ]. S Kloeber of Selah will, it
is said by the doctor and some of his
friends. grow this year the largest
peachs crop grown on any one orchard
in the United States. He expects to
mack and ship 10000 boxes, half the
total crop of Selah. His crop will
equal thirty cars.
DR.. Frank l.. Hayden OF Seattle
Icame to North Pakima Monday His
family is visiting here. DR.. Hayden
appears to be in excellent health.
Robert O'Hara. left the city sun
day. over the q. w. r. & n for Min
neapolis.
e. r, Korytkowiski was Harri-
man line passenger east from Nortn
Yakima Sunday for Boston.
r. r. Howard has gone to Boise
Idaho on the q. W. r. n y.
Mr.. and Mrs William Northey left
the city Monday for Ontario, Ore,
travelling over the Hartman line
A. G.. Kamm of the Q. w. r. & n.
\ railway has received word to be pre-
pared to go to San Francisco this
week to attend a general meeting of
observation-disclosures and division man
ayers of the Hartman system.
Miss Florence Hay has left the city
and gone to Salt Lake to visit,
George e. Wise left the city Mon
day for Roseburg, oregon, travelling
over the O. w r. & y.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Walker left the
city Monday for Colorado Springs.
G.. :. Brown left the city Monday
over the Hartman road for Twin
Falls, Idaho.
Llodd Garretson left the city Mon
Iday for Seattle and Tacoma on bush
ness,
Judge salmon of Newton. idaho,
was the guest in North Yakima. sun
day of Mr. and Mrs G. A. Clark.
No word has as yet been received