The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-11-01
CORRESPONDENCE

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| l. NJ. Robinson, of Portland.
The Students Association of tn,
Normal school elected the following
| students as members of the Literar!
! society Wednesday,: Stella Wagness
| Mary Reid and Chester Robinson
This association formed last year ha.
| charge of all student activities.
Basketball practice will start mex
week under Coach Dallas, and it i!
going to be hard tryout for every
| member who makes the team, a.
many players this year have had sew.
eral years experience in other schools
Activity in the local real estate
| market continues to increase, ant
since the favorable report of the
high line engineers, mum Der of sales
| have been reported. P. w. Stengei
Co. engineered the sale of a 40 acre
tract in Badger Pocket belonging to
VIM. l.. Horner to G. H. Nightingal t
for $1,000. City property has also
been active this week, the Stenger Co
closing a sale, a house and lot from
c. N. Reece to N. G. Whipple. the
consideration being $4,000. F. J.
DdliOu IGOHl JoSg ltcls
| two city lots on South Pine street fol-
the consideration of $3.50.
Orange Walker went to Toppenisr
Friday where he will visit wi IN friends
for a week or so.
1t is consoling to fruit growers in
Kittitas county to know that the
dreaded codling moth that has played
severe havoc in various fruit CROWN 9
districts in the Northwest, have as ye:
failed to secure a foothold here. The
apple harvest is now on, and the fruit
is of excellent quality and entirely free
from the sting of any pests.
Mrs. N. A. Jones arrived in the city
Thursday from Spokane, where she
attended the interstate fair. She will
spend the rest of the week here be-
fore returning to her home in Taco
ma.
The second number Of the lecture
course will be the Whitney Brothers
quartet, who will appear in concert at
the Normal School auditorium on the
evening of November list.
Miss Mabel Sanders is visiting
friends in Portland.
Miss Blanche Crane is again at hei
store after a months illness.
Miss Katherine Suver of Seattle Is
visiting friends here.
Mrs. Frank Beatty of st. Paul is
visiting Mrs. ]. T. Beatty.
Miss Laura Satterwhite returned
from an extended visit in Seattle.
Mrs. r. d. Brothers of Tacoma i.
visiting her sister, Mrs. H. S. Elwood
H. Y. Davis, of Lincoln, ILL.,, has
been guest at the Beatty home east
of town.
Oscar Rentzegh, now prosperous
resident of Astoria. Oregon, is here
visiting old friends.
Mrs Emma Denny of Seattle is the
guest of Mrs. Stevenson at her home
just east of town.
Mrs. Smith of Port Townsend i,
here to spend the winter with hel
daughter, Mrs. II. w. Hale.
Mrs. II. S. Elwood is enjoying Wis
it from her girlhood friend, Mill Jolly
of Beaver Falls, Penn.
Mrs. John 3. Armstrong of Taco
ma has been visiting her brother, j
A. Shoudy and many friends.
The Rebekahs of the county met OF
Tuesday in annual convention. Much
business was transacted.
Frank koehler came over from
Spokane Friday to take a position il
the Reclamation office.
r. p. Tjossem who went to Alberta
Canada, several weeks ago. has re.
turned and will remain here during
the winter.
Mrs. F. C. Kelsey and son have al.
rived from Portland, Oregon. joining
Mr.. Kelsey, who is in charge of the
Highline work here in Ellensburg.
The Moose smoker Friday evenins
was largely attended and was one OF
the most successful given by the loca
lodge.
j. II. Mallette, who has been here
with his brother. Dr. Hoeffler FOL
the past year, returned to his home
in Boston. Mass.
Miss Francis Hubble has as hei
guest this week Miss Loose from Port.
land. They were classmates at the
Bennett school last year.
Harold. the son of Mr.. and Mrs. A
G. Spaulding, who was believed tc
have recovered from an attack of fe
Noi' moo idu d ieldpSe ana agar
quite sick.
Mrs. Ben Ludlow who left here
several months ago, and has beer
living in Sumner returned to Ellens
burg for a visit with old time friends
The Ellensburg high school won tn,
football game from Grandview by &
| score of 1910. The local boys won II
points in the first half of the game. II
the second half they scored point.
| more, making a total of Is.
q. b. Henton, senior, made a f1yins
trip to Spokane this week on business
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Brown made
| trip to Ellensburg Thursday and re
| turned to their home in Thorp Fri
| day.