The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-10-25

ter for miles around
Commercial Club Organized
| About one year ago commercial
club was organized with Lewis Smith
as president. Wallace Goodsell as Sec
rotary and Harry Painter as treasurer
Since the organization the club has
obtained n number OF improvements
A seven per cent grade on the road w
| Cowiche hill, has replaced the old Ii
TO So per cent graue. Through the
clubs efforts the rural route, which
began operation October /. was es-
tablished. as was also the express
service on the railroad. A maximum
switching charge OF IS per car AT
North Yakima was also obtained and
the club hopes 70 have appointed in
the near future a regular agent At the
railroad station, The state railway
commission fnds that the receipts are
increasing SO that this will be possible
soon. The Fruit Growers association
organized In the spring is giving sat
isfaction and is increasing in member
ship,
The extension Of the North Coast.
and Navigation company is expected
before long, AS several parties of sur
veyors have been working In the
mountains during the past summer to
that end. Ii is not known. however,
whether the mountains VIII be cross
ed through the Cowlits or the Naches
passes, though most Of the latest en-
eineerips has been in the latter.
Religious and Social Activity
There is considerable religious and
social activity in the valley. The
Presbyterian church at Nachss City.
with Rev, A {. Mcivor as pastor
takes care or the religious life Of the
community. A strong lodge Of the
Modern woodmen of America has s.
membership ~ fifty, This month the
rirSi social event of the season was
given by the Nachss social club, an or
sanlsatton OF young married people.
Mr., and Mrs, Wright ~ North Yakima
furnished the music, There is also
$ Grange
Graded Snd high schools. standing
hisa. look after the education ef the
young, d. w Aammack is saperin-
eASeN' ~ '"s N"i's''4""'sN' SNaeNA ~
NSches. = Hne building wi;h four
roonaS, The two ilstr!e, schools in
the upper valley are PRESIDED over
by e.sesent teachers. there being foar
IL addition 20 ,ae superintendent. The
school directors are ". ), Clark. =
3, FosSy;Ae ana J, (, l-aEoTsuae,
Rich Farming RcSSou
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