The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-04-10

who have been staying with her faith
er, Mr.. Ferdinand Lehman, have
moved to Gle Elum
ZIILAH
ZlLLAH, April 6.--The Commercial
club Monday night was well attended,
as the subjects discussed were of vi
tai interest to the taxpayers which
were County Division" and "Why
you should be member of the Com
mercial Club Those who addressed
the meeting were Messrs. Coleman,
Goodrich, Virgins and Allen of Top
penish, and w. W. Robertson. w. A..
Bell, H. c. Lucas, Alexander Miller
and NJ f. Olsen of North Yakima
After the luncheon. which consisted Of
sandwiches, pickles and coffee, the
visitors made themselves known to
all present at the smoker, presenting
their plans for and against county di-
vision.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray, of Spokane.
are visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs McCloud
Ranch hands are wanted around
Hillah district and many ranchers
have been searching for the last
week for good steady reliable men.
A. 5. Hillyer attended the printers
convention which was held in Top
penish Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. j. Hickok and fam
lily accompanied by Miss Myrtle Dun
ham, motored up to the Nile Sunday
in their new automobile to visit Mr..
Hickok's brother, Mr. NJ Durham
and family.
Mrs. Coleman and Mrs NJ. Damon,
of the Toppenish Rebe1ah lodge. ac-
companied Mrs NJ Chapman over
Tuesday evening to visit the Zillah
lodge.
The apricot trees are now in fun
bloom and make a very pretty sight.
Numbers of visitors are arriving daily
looking over the country
Moving along quietly in the stiffness
of the night to the home of Miles G.
Thomas, the Zillah Concert band sud-
denly awakened the neighborhood by
its delightful tunes, and before the
newly welded couple could ask the
boys in they had played the wedding
march to perfection and several other
pieces.
living in zillah after an absence Of
six weeks of evangelstic work in the
lower valley towns.
DR.. A. McCraCkan received his new
scales by freight on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ b. Slocomb, OF
Portland, oregon, who have been on
visit at Lowell, Indiana, and Chica-
go, Ill, visiting friends and relatives.
stopped off here to visit with her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. L. e. Lawrence
and Mrs D. McCleery a few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Mandell enter
tanned Miss Mary Kinkley of Orchard
vale at dinner on Sunday.
Mr., William Spoffard, proprietor of
the Zillah market, is erecting re-
frigerator in his shop before the
warm weather starts in.
J. O. Greenway of North Yakima
was down ON business Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Rowland and
family of Richland are visiting rela-
tives and friends here.
Messrs II. G. Stems, r. E. Mitchell
and f. A. Albert of the Mckee Valley
are down helping the Yakima Valleys
Orchard Co. set out 1870 acres to fruit
trees, just one mile from zillah.
G. E. Hill, of Spokane, was a Wis
itor here Tuesday.
B. Kringelback, representing the
Richmond Paper Co, was in town on
Wednesday.
Mr.. Janke and family moved from
the zillah Development Co.'S addition
to the house on the boulevard this
week.
Mr.. A. A. Nelson and family moved
out to the old Lamson place the first
of the week
Mr.. X. Hill. who made a visit to
Crane. KY, returned the first of the
week.
The council meets on Monday night
Plans and specifications for a new
bridge will be on hand.
j. G. HillYer was a business visitor
here Thursday
w. n Changers new two story
brick building on First avenue is GER
tainly busy place Just now
DR.. A McCrackan also will start eX-
cavating a basement 25x90 the first of
the week
The school entertainment which
Friday night was a big success both
ancially and In attendance.
F. p Dalton received a telegram
Saturday of the death of his father,
who was on his ranch in Redfield,
Oregon.
Mrs McClintock. who has spent the
winter in North Yakima, returned 70
her ranch the first of the week
Messrs Kuhn and c. H Furman
motored out to j A Thorndykes
Tuesday evening to take dinner.
Miss Estella Thorndyke of Cleve-
land. Ohio. arrived last week for an
indefinite visit with her brother, J. A.
Thorndyke.
Miss Nerntce Nalleau and Mr.. Her
man Monson We're united in marriage
at the home of the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ NJ Nalleau Their
many friends wish them a long, hap
py and prosperous married life.