The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-06-14
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| n daughter was norm SUNDAY %
Prof and Mrs. Harry S. Sharpe OF
this city.
| J. w. Moore and Or Jesse McClain
of Gosh octon. O.. were in the city
Monday to see ]. F.. shannon, an old
personal friend and 10 size up the
real estate situation here. They were
unable to remain in North Yakima
as long as they desired but are still
in the valley having gone to Topper
ish to visit a son Of Mr.. Moore who
lis employed there by the Emporium
company. They have been in the
Saskatoon country in Canada. which
they like very much.
Mrs. Ralph Colyer of Mob hill
underwent an operation Sunday at
the santarium.
Mrs George J. Iistmann has gone
to Seattle to attend the commence
ment exercises at the Academy "f
the Holy Name, where her daughter
is a student.
| Mr.. and Mrs. D. e. Lesh, who have
been at Tacoma in attendance upon
the commencement exercises at
Whitworth college. where Miss Alma
Lesh is student, have returned to
the city.
Robert Rundstrom is reported to
be much improved in health. His
fever has broken.
]. E. Slater formerly of saltwater,
Okla, is in North Yakima and may
locate here.
Phil Englehart. son of Ira p. En-
glehart of this city. has returned
from Culver Military academy. IN
diana, for the summer.
| Bank clearings for North Yakima
for the week Just closed showed a
total of $3.50. 649.56 as compared with
S555.063.06 for the corresponding
week of a year ago.
| The temperature in North Yak
| ina Sunday was 50 degrees which
was the highest of the season 20 date,
by one degree. Monday, however,
was hotter, the temperature being
81 degrees.
! Robert Prior has returned to the
city from Pullman where he is stu
dent at the state college.
Messrs. Albert Bender Harold
Wright, Frank Connoley and Chris
|
members of the Igorrote team of six
| teen which participated in the big
parade of Spanish War veterans at
Portland last week when the Wash
| ington representation won the silver
| cup. There We're more representa-
| tives from the local camp in the Sec
ton than from any other camp in
| the state.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Connolley and
Chris Kaufman returned Sunday
from Portland where they attended
! the flower festival and the gatherings
of the Spanish war veterans Of Wash
| ington, Oregon and Alaska.
Messrs. A. G. Kamm and A. c.
iVandeWater of the o. w. r. e. n.
railway have returned to North Yak
ina from a business trip to Spokane.
| j. S. Workman of Spokane of the
| o. W. r. & n. railway, was in the
city Monday and last evening went
| to Grandview with A. G. Kamm. SUI
perintendent of this division. to at
tend a meeting of the city council at
which franchise matters were to be
discussed.
| Miss Thelma Egeib is being en-
tertained as the house guest of her
aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. w D.
Wrighter, for the summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. STAFFORD were
itravelers for Nevada. Iowa. who went
out from North Yakima Monday over
the O. W. r. & n. Cos line,
| Mrs. +. NJ. Churchill and child
left the city Monday for McMinnville,
Ore. to visit,
W. d. Ingalls,, wife and son. have
gone to Kansas City over the o, w.
X & N railway to visit,
Miss May Williams left the city
Monday for Chicago, travelling by
way of California. She left here over
the Hartman line.
| Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Kinney left the
city sunday for Council Bluffs. la.
They went by the o. w. r. & \.
4 H. Moncure of Washington, d.
]C., is registered at the Comm erciai
hotel.
| Mile Chapman left the city Monday
for Lake Matches to be gone during
the hottest part of the summer.
Roy Earl Leonard was enlisted in
the T. $. Marine corps Monday. He
was the third recruit to be accepted
| out of thirtv-five applicants who have
tried TO enlist in the month which the
recruiting office has been established
here.
John G. Corey, formerly of Roslyn
but now of Seattle, has been APP
pointed by David c. Betting, state
mine inspector, as assistant state
mine inspector. Mr.. Corey has been
named to f1ll a place created by the
last legislature and will have charge
Of the Mine Rescue Station in Sc
lattle.
w. G. Okie of Kansas City, Mo,
is in the city for a week visiting his
brother ]. f. Dixie of the Valley
| Hardware Co.
Cheaper 10 Spray than Pay Fine
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