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

certainty SoOd tnlnB, especially ds
there is so many wooden school
buildings in the lower valley
w. n. Granger will finish packing
and marketing his grapes this week
His crop was as large as usual.
The dance was well attended last
Friday evening 1t was the first of a
series of dances to be given this
winter
Operations on the dredge ceased
Saturday, employees were paid off and
many of them intend to go to Idaho
where the U. S. r. s. is commencing
work on another project.
Richey & Gilbert loaded three cars
of apples on Saturday.
John f. Hoyt, district manager OF
the Woodmen of the World, was in
this vicinity looking up the field for
the establishing of camp here.
The Research club met at Miss
Tonnemaker's home Tuesday evening
for their opening program of this
season Papers on Napoleon and
Corsica We're read and also very
interesting paper on civic improve
ment, which brought out q great deal
of discussion and argument. Neat
and attractive programs were given
to each member for the coming
months. Dainty refreshments were
served and all reported having a good
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Herod, DR.. and
Mrs. BARLEY and l.. II. Kuhn went to
Yakima in an auto sunday evening to
attend the theatre. They report hav-
ing a very enjoyable time.
The Commercial club increased its
membership Monday night. Several
new merchants joining the ranks
among these were F. 0. Lodge and
F. H. Rasmussen.
Rev. Roy Mackey will preach in the
Christian church Sunday. Rev. Mack
ey is a student of the Eugene Bible
account of i'll health.
The stork visited the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Willow on Thurs
day afternoon and left 10-pound
boy. Both mother and baby doing
well.
The growers who put their pears in
to cold storage when prices were low
are now beginning to realize a good
thing as the price is much better
than it was in pear season
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Christian church will give a Hal
lowe'en social in the basement of the
church Tuesday evening, October 81
They expect visit from the Ghost
tribe on that evening at midnight.
Mrs n. M. Field. district superin-
tendent of the C. W. B. M. organi-
zation of the Christian church. at
tended the meeting last Friday after
noon in North Yakima.
s. F. Walden was a county seal
visitor last week end.
The city council meets on Monday
evening to hear the objections to 10.
cal Improvement district No. ..
j. w. Day, sheriff of Yakima coun-
ty, was a visitor here Monday
President e. C. Knapp Of Spokane
general secretary of the Inland EN-
pire Sunday School association was o
visitor here Sunday.
Miss Florence Merrill and Mrs. G
C. Lee Of Toppenish were visiting the
Free Press office on Sunday.
H H. Green and other grape
growers in this vicinity are making
several good shipments for the cas-
the past week
Mr.. r. G.. Sanfort returned to st
Paul last week after years absence
in this country, he expects to take
up the law practice in that city again
Mr.. Sanfort's many friends here
wish him the best of success.
The opening of Johnson Brother:
companys new store last Saturday
was a grand success, over 800 people
visited the store on that day and al
expressed their feeling in the same
way as being indeed a big improve
ment to the town.
Mr.. Tyson, manager of the johnson
store is very well satisfied with the
prospects of a big business.
We understand that G. G. Lee o.
Toppenish has resigned his position
as city attorney of Zillah in favor o
Mr.. Loewe.
We are glad to see A. H. Green ablc
to work on his ranch after his recen'
| illness.
w. r. Newell, who has been yer,
sick the past three week, is nov
better.
! A. Bowles of Toppenish has Opened
up a blacksmith shop in the FoI
shop across the track from Follans
bee Bros store
Mrs. Herman Hatfield of Nortl
Yakima was a visitor at the home o
Mrs. r. O. Lodge on Monday.
| Rev. C. G. Wares mother ant
brother arrived from Lake Preston
South Dakota, on "Wednesday. Mr.
Wares father came here some tim
ago and they will make their perma
nent home in Zillah
The Athenian Literary society vii
meet october 81, in the Christian
church, great deal of intrest
displayed in their debate as well a
the rest of the program.
r II. Briggs of Portland was
business visitor here Tuesday.
w. S. Woodward was a bushes
visitor here Tuesday from Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson of Kennwic
were visitors in this neighborhoo
Wednesday,
Miss Ellie Bugbee, sister of Mrs
A Kelly east of Zillah, and Nj
Frank A. Babcock of Nebraska wer
married last Sunday evening at tn
parsonage. The ceremony was pei