The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-01-25

among the business visitors in the
city.
John A. Shaw Of weiser, idaho.
was in North Yakima Tuesday and
was among the guests at the Yakima
hotel.
H. w. Augustine Of Seattle is rssis-
tered at the Yakima.
Charles Bruhn of Seattle Is at the
Washington hotel.
Mrs F. p. Griffin of Canyon is
in North Yakima the guest of her
daughter, Mrs. N. w. Slack. of North
Third street.
George A. Macarthur and Mrs.
Macarthur of Toppenish are North
Yakima visitors.
j. e. Davidson has been selected
as general manager of the Pacific
Power & Light company and is in the
city on business with the local man.
ager.
Lester Coffin, of Lewiston, Idaho,
who has been in the city for several
days. has been suffering considerably
because of illness though he is able
to be about little each day.
j. w. Scott of this city is very i'll
in the hospital with pneumonia. His
brother, ]. C. Scott of the jones'
Scott company of Walla Walla, came
here today to visit him.
w. E. Noble of Berkeley, Califor-
MIA, is guest at the Teton.
Patrick Mullins and a number Of
other North Yakima people expect to
make a trip today to the Rose
Marshall company's coal property on
the west side.
The county commissioners want to
put Landlord Braun's boarders in the
county Jail at work on the rock pile
and will ask the legislature for a law
that will permit this to be done. At
present there are 70 men stopping
there, many of them awaiting trial
on various charges. Usually only
Migrants are used on the rockpile.
Incompatibilty of temperament is
the reason for a divorce asked for
by Wilmont e. Zedfker, an osteo-
path. from his wife, Mary Alice Zedi-
ker. Plaintiff asks for an absolute
separation, a division of community
property and such disposition of the
children as the court may see fit.
Mrs. Zediker, the complaint says, is
now residing in California, with their
five children, on community property
valued at $4,000.
The negro clubs closed up by the
police are to remain closed, II the
efforts of Chairman Wenner of the
police committee of the city council
are of any effect. He has instructed
the local brewing company to sell no
beer to any of these clubs in the fu-
ture.
Sheriff Day foreclosed a chattel
mortgage Tuesday, realizing $175.75.
only Is dollars less than was called
for. The mortgage was given by
William O'Bryan to H. w. Simms.
E. L. Fairly a law student, who
had lost his mind from overstudy,
was incarcerated in the county jail
Tuesday After being locked up, he
became violent and it became neces-
sary to put him into straight Jacket.
Mrs. A. H. Hathaway after q visit
of six weeks with her mother, Mrs.
G. c. Thomas has returned to Seattle.
She was accompanied by Mrs. ]. Nc
Cloud of Toppenish who will remain
for a visit in sound cities.
Responses have been made by Sc
attic, Tacoma and Everett to the re-
quest of the North Yakima CONNER
cial club that kilograms be sent to
Washington, to President Taft, urg-
ing a proper appropriation Of money
for storage reservoir construction on
the watershed Of the Yakima river.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. e. Olson will re-
turn Wednesday to their home in
Parker Bottom. They have been
visiting with Mr.. Olsen's brother. K
A. Olson OF Fruitvale.