The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-12-27

Engineer Martin of the drainage
work on the Yakima reservation was
In North Yakima part of the day
Monday.
Mrs. Dollie Heidbreder of this city
has gone to Algona, WASH. to spend
the holiday season with her father
and son there.
Manager Schroeder, of the Yakima
Hotel, presented Christmas cigars to
the ticket agents of the Northern Pa
cific railway, which were much en-
joyed by the recipients.
Pending the arrival of a son from
California no funeral arrangements
have been made for the burial of
the body Of Thomas Chambers.
Leroy Cronkhite, of the United
States marine service. located at
Bremerton, spent Christmas as the
guest Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o.
B. Cronkhite, of Selah.
Bert H. Barker. foreman of the
Sunnyside Sun, master of intricate
typesetting, spent Christmas in North
Yakima with friends.
The Musical Davis family, of SUM-
nyside, are visitors in North Yakima
for Christmas time.
Ed. Rowan, an employe of the
North Coast Lumber company at Sun
nyside, spent Christmas with friends
In North Yakima
Charles BunneIl, of Toppenish. was
here Christmas. He resembles the
President in a way. from the fact that
he has a smile that will not come off.
Leroy Pierce Of Sunnyside, enjoyed
1T ~, III eskx {estr
w. M. Pearce, a carpenter of
Granger, was in the city Christmas to
enjoy the Christmas good cheer.
Charles r. Curtiss, of the United
States Collection agency, spent
Christmas With relatives and friends
in Seattle.
H. l.. Sommerville, popular public
ity man of the Tieton country, is In
North Yakima for the purpose of en-
joying himself during the Christmas
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Adams left Sum
day for Toppenish to spend Christmas
with their daughter, Mrs. Roy D. Da-
fmon.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Shaw and little
son. of South Eighth avenue spent
Christmas at the home Of Mr.. Shaw's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Shaw.
near sunnyside.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Butt and Mr..
Is. e. Ferris spent Christmas at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. e Goodwin
of Parker Bottom.
Messrs r. c. and A. G. Adams are
spending the holidays with their sis,
ter, Mrs. Roy D. Damon of Toppenish.
Sam Poulos, proprietor of the Busy
Bee restaurant. celebrated his TWEEN
ty-fifth birthday anniversary Christ
mas with becoming Formally
Wilson Ashley Haynor, aged SO
years, died Saturday at his homo
40 South Third avenue Of nephritis.
He was a native of California and
had worked here some time ago as a
street car conductor. He became Ill
some time ago and was taken to
Medical Lake from where he return
ed Friday, dying here the next day.
Fire destroyed the harness shop of
Wesley X. Garrett. 112 West Yakima
avenue, at o'clock Saturday morn
ing. The proprietor had lighted a
ga soline stove, then stepped out. When
he returned the room was in flames.
Stock was a total loss, insured for
$4,000. The building, owned by the
Yakima Commercial company, was
badly damaged
Poultry Association
There is rapidly growing interest
in the poultry show to be held here
the first week in January and many
inquiries concerning the conditions
The premium lists have been placed
with all the hardware stores in the
city and with other stores engaged
in selling supplies to the fanciers.
These premiums may be had for the
asking and they supply all the need
ed information to intending ex-
hibitors.
Yakima Highlands Irrigation and
Land company has served notice on
Henry J. Lott and wife and David
Longmire that petitions for condemn
alton Of certain of their lands will be
petitioned for in superior court on
January 8. The above company Is
constructing an irrigation ditch, ia
king water from the Wenas, and
wants the land for that purpose. The
lands described are in the southeast
quarter of 12-15-17 and the northeast
quarter of the northwest quarter and
the northeast quarter of 1858.
Six couples were made happy at the
office of the county auditor Saturday
when they obtained marriage licenses.
The names of the different couples are
as follows: Perry Everett Taylor and
Laura Almira Farr, both OF Selah;
Noah Sutton and Edna v. Wakefield.
both of North Yakima; Andy Best
Wallace and Maude Ellen Perry, both
Of Outlook; Raymond B. Stevens and
Edith l.. Vail. both of North Yakima;
Ivory Ellis Webb and Lora Aller, both
Of Wapato; w. ]. Jewell, of Mckee,
and Emily Chamberlin, of North
Yakima.
That the growing here Of quality
fruit Is a certainty in this valley and
not an accident was again demon
strated this week when at st. Paul, az
the land show there Yakima won the
prize for the best display made by
any commercial club, individual or
community, the prize being offered by
the Great Northern railway, and the
award consisting of silver cup. The
state of Washington was also the
winner of the finest state display
made at st. Paul. These winnings.
coming after others made by Yakima
this year tell their own story.
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