The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-10-04
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MI. CnarleS MAIZE, OF Idiilofilsi,
Is visiting his brother Mr.. William
Boyle and family this week.
Miss Sisto and Roscoe Granger
were visiting their little friends, Flor
ence and Katherine Palladium, at
Sunnyside the first of the week.
Mrs William Silvers and Mrs. E.
w Silvers left last week for a visit
with friends in Idaho.
Another street light on Second
avenue was added this week at the
Bon Ton livery corner, making four
gasoline lights on this street.
]. c. Milton returned Thursday
from an extended tour of the east.
Mr.. Milton is now satisfied that the
Yakima valley Ia the best place to
make his home.
Mr. Shockley, who has been pick
ing hops near hear, returned to his
home in Outlook very i'll.
The Ladies Aid of the Christian
church are planning a big Halloween
party.
C. GI. F'urman went up with the
Aillah exhibit to the state fair last
Saturday.
A. S. Hillyer went to North YAK
in1a last Saturday afternoon to Aslp
with the exhibit at the state fail.
Mr.. Mcdonald, of the Washington
Nursery Co. of Toppenish was g visi-
tor here Tuesday.
The band boys gave their first en-
tertainment for this season slast Fri
day evening. They gave splendid
evening program which was appreci-
ated by a very large crowd.
F. y. Wit was a visitor to North
Yakima Sunday.
Frank Allen and J. W. Frakes left
Tuesday morning for White Swan
where Mr.. Allen has the contract for
putting down several wells.
Mrs. Skeen is visiting her sister,
Mrs. NJ. c. Brewster, of the Ahtanum
this week.
Charley Macy of White Swan was
visiting at the home of his parents
on Tuesday.
Mr.. Rogers, the Australian apple
buyer is with us again buying Wine
saps at the Richey & Gilbert COM
pany's warehouse
j. G. Frakes moved his coal and
wood shed from opposite the post
office to one block west of the Wood
man hall
Rev. Ware. moderator of the Pres
bytery of Central Washington. at
tended the meeting of the Presbytery
at Grandview Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
The first meeting of the Research
club will be held Wednesday even
ing, Oct. IS. The work of this club
&c led In
Bile, and with their course in Civic
Improvement this year ought to fill
large place in the community life.
Mr.. Carl Anderson was a state
fair visitor on Sunday.
The work on DR.. BartIey's new
building iss progressing very rapidly
A local improving district was
formed at the council meeting on
Monday evening for the purpose of
getting more sidewalks on Second
and Third avenues.
Mr., and Mrs. j. ]. Brand were
Grandview visitors on Wednesday.
Follansbee Bros. are hard at work
extending their hardware store into
the old bank building
The Zillah Light & Water Co. is
again busy drilling for water, and If
they don't have any more hard luck
they will in ten days or two weeks
begin active building
Mr.. Paul Tyson, associated with
Johnson Bros. Co. arrived last We'd
nesday to make this his permanent
home. Mr.. Tyson states that as
soon as the new warehouse can be
completed his company expects to
handle all kinds of products in con-
nection with their general store.
A. c. Walker was a state fair Wis
itor on Monday
Goods for the Johnson Bros store
are arriving ever yday.
Mrs T. NJ. Warren of Seattle, sis
ter of c, p. Sturgeon, was visiting
here last week
Fred Tegmeyer and Miss Josie
Warren, Of Sunnyside, were guests
at the home of c. p. Spurgeon
Mr.. Thomas Winney bought a
ticket over the O.-W. r. & ~ Co. s
line for Joplin Mo, on Wednesday.
Mr.. Hill and family will leave this
week for Crayne. Ky.
DR. Johnson of Toppenish was a
caller here Tuesday.
- w bIdllI, the 1rult buyer for
Richey & Gilbert Co., is busy this
week buying Winesap apples.
quite number of people attenl-
ed the fuseral of Frank Arehart on
Monday.
James Chenaur went to the state
falr Saturday and took the Enterprls-
ing Fruit Machine up to exhibit.
Mr.. and Mrs johnson and son VIII
and also a brother of Mr.. Johnson.
were visitors at the state fair on Sun
day.
Miss Lena MCDOWELL Of Outlook is
visiting with friends and packing ap-
pies in this vicinity this afll
quite number Of the orchardste
around here started packing their
winter apples this week, which is
ABOUT three weeks earlier than usual
POMONA
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