The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-04-03
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commence On Monday putting out 100
acres to fruit trees, mostly apples.
This tract of land is Just three
miles northwest of Zillah and under
the Lombard & Horsley ditch. This
makes the second 100 acres being set
out to young trees this year, besides
several 10 and 20 acres tracts close
| in to Zillah.
=. RI. thurman was visitor to
North Yakima the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. NJ Donelson and
family spent Sunday with Mr.. and
! Mrs. Frank Rote of Donald.
| The Masons lodge established an
order here Wednesday night with the
following officers w. J. Chesney,
master; l.. H. Kuhn, senior warden;
| Q, s. Follansbee, junior warden; r.
W. Follansbee, secretary; H. H.
Green, treasurer; C. p. Spurgeon,
chaplain; f. H. Rasmussen, senior
deacon; w. H. Payne, junior deason;
Fl. M. Harlan, senior stewart; j. Col
| cord marshal; ]. G. Widmer, tyler.
This makes three fraternal orders for
J Zillah.
Mr.. Flavin, the rural inspector for
this territory, was in town Friday
| looking up the situation with refer
ence to starting rural routes out from
zillah instead of Toppensh.
Mr. and Mrs A. A. Hunter were
Toppenish visitors Tuesday.
! Mr. A. w. Banks made a flying trip
to Tacoma Tuesday.
The U. s. r. S. department are
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the banks of the waste way which is
a great Improvement, as this has al
ways been very dangerous.
| Mrs. G. Chapman of Toppenish
We're visiting friends in this vicinity
Tuesday.
! Mr.. Ed Mudd of North Yakima is
visiting friends and relatives here this
week.
| Furman & Mcdonald will move into
their new store and warehouse on
April LIST.
Mr.. Harry Remain, Of the Granger
News, was business visitor here
Wednesday.
| Miss Grace Hedges of Buena spent
Sunday with her friends, Miss Gem
evieve and Miss Lillian Frakes here.
Grandpa Alsbury is very sick at
this writing.
Mr., and Mrs. Fred Haines, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Hatch and Mrs w. NJ. Ross
were North Yakima visitors on We'd
nesday.
Mr.. A. II. Green is very i'll at this
writing.
Miss Derby and Miss Griffith ac-
companied Mrs. Bent to Selah last
Saturday, where they spent an en-
joyabe birthday party at the home
of Mrs. Bent's daughter.
Mr.. Walter and Warren Granger.
who are attending school in Spokane
came home to spend Easter vacation
with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w
n, Granger.
A petition is being extensively
signed by the ranchers in this com.
munity as Well as nearly every bus
mess man for high school building
here.
Mrs c. p Sturgeon and Mrs. O.
ii. Brady entertained about 25 chill
dren at birthday party in honor of
John Spurgeon, age 8, and Naomi
Brady age s, on Saturday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Spurgeon. A
delightful time was had by the little
ones
The Business Mems Association
committee report that this week end
they viii put in lot of hitching
posts and racks for the convenience
| OF the ranchers coming to town.
M NJ. Falleau. a fruit grower. s,rf
Tered the loss of the first two fingers
and the first joint of the next, Friday
while spraying his orchard. Attempt
ing to remove an obstruction I'm tho
| cogs.
Mr.. and Mrs. stump are rejoicing
over the arrival of bright baby girl.
The Business Mems Association has
decided to keep their places of bus
mess open until o'clock instead of
i 8 as heretofore
| one of the most pleasant and larg-
est gatherings known took place at
the home of DR.. and Mrs. w. Fl.
Payne on Friday evening, March 22.
at farewell meeting given in hon
or of Rev. and Mrs. c. G. Ware.
where one and all regretted that .the
community was going to lose such an
able minister and worker for all
things to the betterment of lillian
and surrounding districts.
After most pleasant evening of
vocal and instrumental music pro-
| vided by Mrs. F.. 0. Lodge. Mr.. Wise
! Will TAM nlinc THAT enaavGo,lr