The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-03-22

Eddie Merino, lightweight boxing
champion of Canada, arrived in North
Yakima Sunday for a visit, and is
hobnobbing with Joe Ryan and other
friends. He may remain until after
the Ross-Tibbetts event.
Judge Bounds will look after and
manage the yakima theater for the
next few months. Ed. Cort, who has
been in charge of theater for the past
few months left with his father Sum-
day night for the east. They will
go to New York, where Ed. will
probably remain for some time look
ing after the interests of his father
there.
The Misses Sarah and Nellie Smith,
of Qu' Appellee. Sask., are guests ct
the Tieton Hotel
Sam f. Hunt and w. T. Bulge of
the Yakima Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Goldman of
Boston, Mass, are guests at the Yak.
| ina Hotel
Frank s. Farquhar of Tacoma, was
in North Yakima Monday renewing
old acquaintance
in North Yakima Monday. Mr.. White
says the past winter has been an
easy one on his bees as he lost but
two colonies out of his entire apiary
though he had expected to lose ten
or twelve at least.
Harold Himmelsbach is at home
from college at Spokane called by the
death of his brother Clinton.
Va l., Of n
fighting and a city where the law
is not enforced is coming in for
goodly share of notoriety of different
kinds The Rev. H. l.. Boardman,
pastor of the Baptist church, gave
forcible utterance in his sermon sun
day night to what he considers truths,
to the effect that the citizens of this
city will not know what enforcement
of the law is until the executive Of
ficers of the city are men who not
only keep the law themselves but
who believe in law enforcement.
Attorney d. H. Bonstad was on
Monday appointed receiver of the
Boston Lunch restaurant at Topper
ish. upon application of the plaintiff
ir the case of H. Constantine VS.. A.
Kakiddida and J. Spranger. His bond
was IlAeu aL 9oUo. w. " iICC, iSPAO
scented the plaintiff.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Handsaker of
Seattle, formerly of North Yakima,
are visitors in the city. Mr.. Hand
saker is now proprietor of the Hotel
Alton. 104 Pine street. Seattle. where
many of his North Yakima and Yak
ina valley friends have found him.
Joseph Carmen, proprietor of the
Commercial bar. wus operated on at
St. Elizabeth's hospital Saturday for
blood poisoning and is reported TO
he getting along excellently. He cut
one of his fingers and later injured it ,
a second time before it had healed.
He was in pretty bad condition for a
day or two but is now improving
steadily.
Rev. A. w. LanIngham has re-
turned to North Yakima from Walla |
Walla where he has been on business
for ten days in connection with the
Washington Chldren's Home Find
Ing association.
Members of the West Side I'M
Drovement association were active
Tuesday in seeing to it that the light
and bunting decorations of the streets
are extended to their portion of the
city and West Yakima avenue shows
it.
N. ]. Carpenter, former proprietor
of The Palm Confectionery store. has
associated hi Elf with w. J. Roaf Of
the Pioneer dug Co.
The funeral of Clinton Himmels-
bach will be held Thursday morning
at o'clock at st. Joseph's Catholic
church.
Invitations have been issued to the
mothers of the members of the senior
class of the high school to visit the
schools Thursday afternoon, at which
time matters of interest to the pupils
will be discussed,
A petition, asking the appointment
of Esther Ryan Gum to administra-
ter the estate of Ben T. Gum, her
husband, who died March 8, was filed
in the superior court Tuesday by the
widow. Deceased owned property in
various parts of the county on which
partial payments had been paid and
was part owner of notes due.
A petition for letters of adminis-
"A.
Brown, who died in North Yakima
February IS, filed by Marianne E.
Brown, will be heard Monday, April 8.
]. W. Hill has returned from a bust
ness trip to Tacoma. where he spent
week or ten days renewing &C
quaintances among his many friends
An effort is being made to have the
city council put up a handsome foun-
tain near the artesian well on Sixth
avenue south. Messrs. Fred E. Shaw
and j. M. Brown, of the street and
ditch committee of the council, ac-
companied by Mayor Schott repaired
to the scene yesterday to take a look
over the ground in order that they
might see for themselves what had
best be done. 1t would appear that
fountain there would be a thing Of
beauty and a joy as we'll.