The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-09-13
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ina Saturday.
William Helms of Kenpenick. man
ager of the new -four mill just con-
structed there. was in this city Sat-
urday on business. The mill. he says,
will start operations next week.
G.. ID. Foster. who recently pur-
chased the Grandview Herald, was
among those who were in North Yak
ina Saturday.
Milton Morton. Mrs Morton and
their child started from North Yak
ina Saturday for England to visit for
three months. They will sail from
New York on White Star liner.
f. C. Dawson, fire chief and Mrs.
Dawson left the city Saturday for
Vancouver. r. c., where Chief Daw-
son will attend the annual convention
of fire chiefs of the cities of the
northwest
Mrs. Wilkinson and Miss Lowther,
daughters of DR.. Granville Lowther
came to North Yakima Saturday from
Syracuse, n. Y, to visit here for a
month.
Lieutenant Randolph Scudder of
the United States navy, son of Mr..
and Mrs. II. B. Scudder of this city,
and his wife, formerly Miss Marjorie
Moran of this city, are here visiting
their parents.
H. c. Davis of Granger was a North
Yakima visitor Saturday making ar
engagements for his Holstein exhibit
here this month at the state fair.
The b. p. o. f. Elks meets next
Thursday night
The Masonic lodge will have a
meeting Friday night, September l.,
at which lectures on the first and Sec
ond degrees will be given.
j. NJ. Murche and family left last
night for the Mississippi valley where
he has just become the owner of
heavy timber interests.
Mrs. A. f. Magee has so far re-
covered her health as to be able to
be removed from the hospital to her
home.
The Selah schools will open Mon
day, September Is, in the new CEN
tral school building. All grades will
be taught from the first to the eighth,
also the first and second year high
school,
E. D. Mineah of Proser was in the
city Saturday to meet Secretary Fisher
and his party. Mr.. Mineah has re-
Gently returned from the east and
says that a great many people are
interested in the Yakima valley and
that he believes many families will
come out this fall and winter to
make homes in this favored section.
Messrs Mason of Prosser were Wis
itors in the city Friday.
G. w. Mason, one of the old timers
of the Zillah district spent few
days in the city last week visiting his
wife who has been at the hospital for
some time. Mrs. Mason will soon be
able to return home.
Messrs Frank Allen and Paul
Kruger on Sunday evening addressed
the members OF the Mount. Baptist
church. colored. of this city. They
urged the men of the congregation
to organize a church brotherhood
and then to select two delegates for
the federation. The matter was re-
ceived with great interest by the
members of the congregation and ac-
ton will follow.
DR. c. w. Chamberln of Granger,
member of the last legislature. was a
North Yakima visitor Monday.
W. /. Bull was passenger out of
+Noi III ohliild IhbludN over the y,
W r. & n railway for Weiser. Ida.
A Rightmire of the Cowiche was Il
North Yakima visitor Monday, hav-
ing come to the city to meet his
daughter, Miss Florence Rightmire
of New York, who is here visiting.
Charles Wirth, travelling engineer
of the Northern Pacific railway was
in North Yakima Monday. Mr. Wirth
has Just returned from business
trip to Chicago. He reports business
conditions east of the Mississippi
good and says he finds them much
better here in the west than when he
started east two weeks ago
There is in use at the warehouse
of the Horticultural Union one of the
new trucks for fruit handling which
is manufactured under North Yak
ina patent by a company in which e.
E. Samson. ]. NJ. Nessley and others
of this city are interested The truck
has several advantages over the old
style.
w. ID. Wrighter. who lie at Pitts
burg on mining proposition writes
to friends here that he found Messrs
Carnegie. Prick and the rest of the
boys there in excellent health and
deeply interested in their friends
here.
Morris Hedden, who has been visit
ing his father and mother. Mp. and
Mrs. f. w, Hedden for the past six
months at their home on Mob Hin
boulevard left the city Monday tn
take position In the research IaboYa-
tory at the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology He travelled by way OF
Seattle. Vancouver and eastward over
the Canadian Pacific to Montreal
Senator Wesley L. Jones went to
Ellensburg Monday to deliver An ad-
dress there at the gathering in COM
memoration of Kittitas Booster"
day
c. r. Paddock. manager OF the
Horticultural Union, who has been
| in Seattle on business reports that
! )he market conditions there are not
the best and that prices are an nm
certain proposition and difficult to
arrive at
John ]. Dahl. porter at the Wash
ington hotel, leaves today for a two
r.