The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-02-22
Local News

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Arnold Kresse, court stenographer,
has been named as temporary secre-
tary of the Ellensburg Chamber OF
Commerce by the committee appoint
Cd from the governing board-E-
lensburg Record
Miss Myrtle Gum, who for the
past three years has been associated
with the Barner-Woodin Co. has ac-
copied a position as head sales lady
with the new dry goods firm OF Z.
II. Douglass Co. at South Second
and Chestnut.
George A. Lovejoy, western man.
ager of the Guarantee Fund Life AS
ISOLATION, is in the cit yfrom Spokane.
], S. McMurry of this city was
called to Portland, Tuesday, by the
death of his sister, Mrs. w. l.. Arch
ambeau.
Mrs. l.. B. Ness and her two sons
arrived from Tacoma Tuesday, to at
tend to business affairs Mrs. Ness
will remain two weeks
Efforts are being made to secure
Evangelist Robinson for a lecture a.
the M. E. church this week.
will lose the sight of one eye as the
result of an injury received Wednes-
dav afternoon. AS she picked up
niece of wire at the home OF her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. l.. McGloth-
lem. an end of wire struck the pail Oh
the eye, seriously injuring the pupil
The accident is particularly dlstres-
sing as Mrs. Cords other eve is al
most sightless-White Bluffs Spokes-
man.
In the superior court, Clara Bach
sued for divorce from Fred l.. Bacn.
who she married in New York CITY,
September 80. 1896. She alleges
abandonment in May, 1907, and that
since that time her husband mas
made no provision TOR her support
w. w. Butler of Grandview has re-
turned from Sacramento. California
where with six boxes of Yakima ap-
nles he proved to 1900 jobbers from
All sections of the United States the
superiority of Washington apples
over those of any other section AZ
A proof of his success he brough'
back with him a splendid sweep
stakes CUP which he will present &c
the Commercial club of GrandVle"'
Mr.. and Mrs D. E. Lesh nave re-
,urred to their home here from Cal
ifornia.
Charles H. Barnes has gone to New
York on a business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. George Listmanl
have returned from a trip east an
south. n.4
uenrv c. Kohls has gone to PORT
land on a business trip and to see nj
.;s+er who is a member of Catho
lie sisterhood there.
The diggers of holes for the powe
,company's poles say there is consi'
abb. moisture in the ground
feature of prime interest TO rahcher
White Bluffs Spokesman:
John J. Smith, for seven month
past the proprietor of a stationel
store at III East Yakima avenu
died Tuesday morning of pernicio'
anaemia, He was aged 81 years F
Is survived by his wife, four daugl
ters and one son. The daughters "
Mrs. A. r. Tracy of Pateros. Wasi
Mrs. S. L. Tracy Of North Yakin
and. Misses Elva and Cecil Smith
this city. The son Is c. r. smit
a railroad man O. Spokane. Deceast
was a native of Vermont. The boz
is at the morgue of Shaw & Sons b
will be sent from here to Mosco'
Idaho, for interment.
Miss Albertine Ward who has bet
visiting Miss Agnes Lennon for
month, has started on her return
her home at Missoula, Mont.
1t will interest a great many pee
pie to know that a portion, at Ieas
of the fruit taken to Sacramento
W. w. Butler, and which won tfer
the Pearson Grand Sweepstake cu]
was purchased at the depot fru
stand here from D. NJ tirenache. M,
Butler brought two boxes Of apple
from Grandview with him and sup
plemented them here with thre
boxes of winesaps and Spitz pur
chased from Mr.. Grenache Will
this fruit he convinced the Sacramen
to people of the superiority of tn,
yakima Valley as an apple producer
Apples for Manchester Eng, were
shipped out of North Yakima Mon
day by the Yakima Horticulture
Union The apple business is not
heavy, but is steady and improving
w. l.. Lewis and wife of Portland
We're guest Monday at the Yakima
Hotel.
Fred e. Thompson and Clyde r
Mckee president and secretary, re-
spectively of the Thompson Fruit COM
pany are expected to return to North
Yakima today from California where
they have been on a business trip for
several weeks past
Judge Frank Fl. Rudkin and Clerk
w. H. Hare of the federal court were
guests at the Yakima Hotel
r. d. Herod of Zillah is a guest at
the Yakima Hotel.
Trains No. l and were late in
arriving at North Yakima Tuesday
because of snow back in Montana
day or two ago. The train service
both east and west through here over
the Northern Pacific railway has been
excellent for several months past and
delays have been rare. There are
another six weeks Of spring weather
ahead, however during which the
Rockies may cause trouble