The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-06-19

Washingten by automobile.
Rev: s. j: Kennedy of the First
Presbyterian church will preach at
Ellensburg this morning the bae-
ealaHfeate sermon te the graduating
class of the state normal school
Mrs. g. A. Meisner, of Presser, was
In the city Saturday and register at
the Commercial hetel.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. A. Cleman, of Sc
lah. whe were In attendance ut Pull
man at the graduating exercises of the
state college there, have returned and
are registered at the Commercial no.
tel. They Are accompanied by Miss
Alice Wagner of Selah.
Thomas Carlyle, manager of the
Yakima Grocery company, left North
Yakima Saturday for Ellensburg to
go east over the Milwaukee to his
former home in ontario. He was ac-
companled by his neice, Mrs. Carlyle
Humphrey and her child, who will
visit Mrs. Humphreys mother in Can
ada.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. n. Cronholn, of
Sunnyside. were guests Saturday at
the Commercial hotel in this city.
Stephen e. Chaffee, attorney of
Sunnyside, was business visitor in
North Yakima Saturday.
r. d. Herod, of Zillah, was a guest
Saturday at the Commercial hotel.
John H. Wourms. of Wallace, Ida,
is a guest at the Commercial hotel
Here he met DR.. Granville Lowther
who has known him from boyhood
and they had a pleasant hour or two
together.
H. Clay Allen, of Tacoma, and John
H. Pelletier, of Spokane, are regis
tered at the Commercial hotel. They
are here on business with John H,
Wourms, of Wallace, Ida.
Rudolph Prasch, Miss Marie Lentz
and Cecilie Ernsdorff will leave today
for a visit with friends and relatives
on the Sound
Marriage licenses were issued by
the county auditor Saturday to Fran
els r. Nichols of Granger and Inez E.
Ware of Zillah, to Ernest r. Babcock
and Bertha B. Harris of North Yak
ina and to Frank Van Buren, of North
Yakima and Pearl Miles of Selah.
Deputy Sheriff W. P. Murphy sold
four tracts of land on foreclosure Sat
four sales amounting to 21,74S.53.
City and County Health officer DR..
Thos. Tetreau went to Toppenisn Sat-
urday to investigate some cases OF
about which the local physicians were
in doubt. He found that the cases
were small pox, and not chicken pox
as some had maintained.
Robert Hodge, formerly sheriff of
King county and now candidate for
governor, was a North Yakima visitor
Saturday. +ls.r3
Deputy Sheriff ]. G. Hillyer is i'll
at his home on North First street.
Sheriff j. w. Day is in Seattle on
short business trip
Miss Frances Bricke, who has made
her home with her sister, Mrs. A. Nc
Leod, of Naches, for the past six
is in Roslyn visiting her par
ents this week.
Harry Snively, Irvie Bounds, Karl
GustarNason and Fred Cleman Of
North Yakima, who have spent the
past week visiting at the Sander
ranch, have returned to their homes
at North MISUNDERSTANDING Rec
ord.
J. D. Cornett, district deputy ex-
allied ruler for the B. p. o. E., was 81
visitor at the Flag Day exercises of
the Ellensburg lodge last evening. Mr.
Cornett is a member of the North
Yakima lodge.-Ellensburg Record.
Miss Eta Mayer, Of North Yakima,
who has been teaching school on the
Indian reservation at Wapato. is in
Ellensburg, the guest of Miss Maud
Finlay until after commencement ;
Miss Ethel Simonson of Ellensburg
has been here for a few days visiting
her sister. Bessie Simonson.
e. F. Omann, form rly of the Sal
walton Army here. but who latterly
has been living in Spokane, retired be-
in North Yakima for several days. He
left Monday to return to Spokane.
E. c. Van Drundt has gone to
Seattle for treatment of his eyes be-
cause of trouble dating from snow
blindness in Alaska a decade ago.
Mr.. and Mrs Murray Wineman
have returned to the city from their
wedding trip. They are guests at the
Commercial hotel for the present.
Miss Helen Nottingham has re-
turned to the city for the summer
from Syracuse, N. ", where she is at
tending the university.
l-rs Fred Brown. wife of the track
master of the Northern Pacific rail-
way, left North Yakima Monday
morning for Tacoma to attend there
the sessions of the delegates of the
State Federation of Women's Clubs.
Mrs. John Baker of New York and
Miss Baker, who registered Sunday at
the Commercial hotel, are guests at
the Cort ranch at Zillah.
Mr.. and Mrs A. J. Reise of Granger
were in North Yakima Monday and
were guests at the Commercial hotel.
Frank Williams of Toppenish was a
guest in the city Monday.
Marshal Scudder' the new depart
ment commander of the Spanish War
Veterans of Washington and Alaska,
received many congratulations Mon
day from North Yakima friends over
the honor accorded him by his former
comra des in the Philippines and the
"late unpleasantness" with Spain
c. W. Wilmeroth of Los Angeles,
well known as a fruit man, is reg
istered at the Commercial hotel. Mr.
Wilmeroth came through from Cali
fornia by automobile, accompanied by
friend. He left Goldendale Sunday
morning at 9 O'Clock, stopped an hour
for dinner and arrived here at 4:30
o'clock which those who know the
road say is pretty good work for this
season of the year.
stockyards man there, is in North
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