Local Residents Enjoy Summer Travel and Visits
Correspondence notes visits and departures of families and individuals across towns. Dr J R Harvey’s father and mother visit. Memson of Kennewick temporarily replaces Hines with Cascade Lumber. Hines couple move to North Yakima. Mrs Hitchcock and children head to Tacoma. Eckels family to Tacoma for a month. Emma Boyd’s brother and wife tour the west. Vetter family to Spokane. Ostien elected principal at Brandson school in Coos Bay. Rev E M Smith expected home. Campbell cousin from Idaho visiting. Caple visits Zillah. Bridgeman and McCredie return from Satus. Colvin hosts Hines. Roy Barton and others travel to North Yakima. Shrouder and Garrett visit. Littles visit Lafe Little. Myers depart for North Yakima. Tarver visits Camp 6. Dimmick family fishing near Camp 38. Little family to North Yakima for homestead proof. Emmerson the nurse visits camps along the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Harvey
Memson
Kennewick
Mr. Hines
Cascade Lummer Company
Wm. Hines
North Yakima
Jose
Wm. Hitchcock
Tacoma
A. P. Eckels
Emma Boyd
West
George Vetter
Mary Vetter
Spokane
H. C. Ostien
Coos Bay
Ore
Brandson School
E. M. Smith
J. D. Campbell
Idaho
Mr. Caple
Zillah
Messrs
Mesdames Bridgeman and McCredie
Carl Colvin
Mrs. Hines
Roy Barton
Wm. Shrouder
A. L. Little
John Lasswell
Lafe Little
Guy Myers
A. H. Tarver
Dimmick
Tieton Valley
Garrett
Mr. Emmerson
Seattle visitor and local greetings listed in Alfalfa notes
Jesse Marston of Seattle is visiting Joe Marston and family this week. Johnnie Ide was called to Kennewick to attend to telegraph work for a few days. Rev Barbarett conducted services Sunday morning at Alfalfa. Rev and Mrs Carmacheal passed through en route to Outlook for ten days of camp meetings. George Ide came home from Outlook. Mr Goodsell of Outlook was entertained at the Ide home Sunday. Wilbur Durham returned from Satus where he helped Johnson & Co. with hay. Mark Fowler of Seattle visited old friends at Alfalfa this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Marston
Seattle
Joe Marston
Johnnie Ide
Kennewick
Rev
Barbarett
Carmacheal
Outlook
George Ide
Mr. Goodsell
Ide
Wilbur Durham
Satus
Johnson & Co
Mark Fowler
School Notes Highlight Local Visits and Illness
Ed Dillon fell ill suddenly Monday but is now much improved. Mrs. Phifer visits Nob Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Finley of Granger visit Mrs. Kagy. Miss Luta Dutcher of Chicago visits her parents. Miss Dutcher, a nurse, is noted. Mrs. Jacob Seber and daughter Hattie spend weeks on the sound. Ethel Young returns from the Seattle C E convention with positive notes. Emil Jacobs visits aunt Mrs. Harry Jacobs on the Ahtanum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Dillon
Phifer
Nob Hill
Finley of
Granger
Emil Jacobs
Harry Jacobs
Tieton Valley Notables Briefly Report Travelers
Lafe Little returned from Mabton where he had been on a business trip. Engineer Dunn and wife arrived at Camp 6 Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafe Little
Mabton
Dunn
Drowned Couple on Columbia Wreck Off Mendocino Coast
Mr and Mrs John E Paul longtime Omaha residents died in the Columbia wreck off the Mendocino coast. Mrs Paul sister of George Hodder cafe owner in Portland. Hodder learned of their deaths from a Herold reporter and grieves for the lost couple and their extended family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Paul
Columbia
Mendocino County
Paul
eGorge Hodder
Franklin Cafe
Herold
Hodder
Mr. Hodder
Omaha
Neb
Portland
Northwest
North Yakima
Mrs. Paul
Ladies Aid Ice Cream Social Planned on Saturday
Miss Lillie and Lena Walker returned from the Sound after a visit. The Upper Moxee Ladies Aid will host an ice cream social Saturday evening at Mrs. Lee Taylor’s residence. Mr and Mrs J J Miller left for Tacoma for the summer, with Mr Miller to return soon. E B Moore left for Vancouver to join his wife for a few weeks on the Sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lillie
Lena Walker
the Sound
Upper
Moxee
Lee Taylor
J. J. Miller
Tacoma
Miller Wll
Mr. Miller
E. B. Moore
Vancouver
B. C
The
Sound
Bridge Saved by Bucket Brigade on Naches Road
County Road Supervisor Joseph Lancaster and his men fought a bridge fire on the Naches road using a bucket brigade. Twelve men and six teams worked fifteen minutes to extinguish flames, halting the Yakima & Valley train and preventing total ruin before city fire units arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lancaster
Naches
Yakima & Valley
Tom Nelson
Lancaster
Donald
Sheriff's Office
Wil
Sam Kincaid
Yakima
Women Pay More for Life Insurance, Say Doctors
Medical examiners claim women incur higher life insurance costs due to indigestion and stomach ailments. Mi O Na is advertised as a safe, effective remedy that strengthens the stomach and bowels, with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lfe
C. C. Case
AUFFMAN TO RULE TODAY IN NURSERY RECEIVERSHIP CASE
Judge R Kauffman will decide today on the request for a receiver for Yakima and Wapato nurseries. J C Campbell and Washington Nursery Co sue Tim Kelly, half owner. Evidence did not prove grounds for appointment. testimony shows Campbell offered ten years of services in exchange for interest and later sought to sell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Kauffman
J. C. Campbell
Washington Nursery Company
Tim Kelly
Yakima and
Wapato Nurseries
Kelly
Judge Kauffman
Campbell
Kauffman
Clerk Arrests County Official in Embezzlement Case
Louisville July 23 William J Lemmon retiring county clerk was arrested on embezzlement charges estimated between 45000 and 50000. Mayor Bingham sparked a sensation as Semiron’s successor was named after the court declared the office vacant. The new clerk Phil M Thompson found a shortage over 45000 in Semiron’s accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
William J. Lemmon
Betwen
Bingham
Seminon
Court of Appeals
Phil M. Thompson
Semiron
Lemmon
Excellent Music Pleases Yakima Hotel Audience
The Yakima hotel hosted Signor Bistolphi and G. Geuvesse with an orchestra from 8:30 to 11, greatly pleasing a large crowd. Manager Schroeder plans ongoing engagements and seasonal music, with Spokane and Tacoma orchestras stopping en route, as Norman brothers orchestras are among the west’s finest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima Hotel
Yakima
Signor Bistolphi
G. Geuvesse
Schroeder
Spokane
Tacoma
Norman Brothers
West
Coffin Bros Offer Low Prices on Rugs Hammocks and More
Coffin Bros. offers Chinese matting rugs at 50 cents each and sells hammocks cots and camp stools at the town’s lowest prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffin Bros
Coffin Bros. Tf
Seize Opportunity Now With Correspon dence Aid
A motivational piece urges readiness for chances and rejects luck, urging readers to shed laziness and act. It promotes the International Correspondence Schools in Scranton Pa as a path to education and higher positions, claiming it has helped thousands to success and large salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Correspondence Schools
Scranton
Apricot Picking Expands As City Sends Workers
A number of men are being sent from this city for apricot picking at Parker Bottom. About 20 packers were sent yesterday by Harry McSpadden who says there is a strong demand for more due to a large crop. Workers are offered higher wages and the picking is expected to continue about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker Bottom
Harry McSpadden
Miss Alderson Top Candidate in North Yakima Herald Contest
The Herald announces district based voting for contests led by Miss Alderson Miss Graham and Miss Bair with districts covering North Yakima City districts and surrounding areas Subscriptions and votes are rising with readers urged to act quickly to win prizes and gain double votes on new subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
North
Yakima
Yakima Avenue
Ruby I. Alderson
Tenth
Chestnut Street
Nellie Baker
South Fourth Street
Pearl Kelley
Second Avenue
Fannie Beardsley
South Sixth Street
Myrtle Bullock
Eleventh Avenue
Kate Rushmore
Spokane Avenue
Jessie M .Bennett
Second Avenue South
Lottie Bailey
South Ninth Street
Minnie Ward
Cahalans
Cseeeeeee Souvces
North Yakima
Ruth Graham
West
Carrie Dwinnell
North Fourth Street
Irene Williamson
North Eighth Street
Clara Compin
Dulcie Fisk
North Kittlins Avenue
Erma Dull
Margaret Conrad
Ethel Burns
North Second Street
Aid Td
Yakima County
Etta Bair
Grace Gervais
Yakima City
Ruth Crosno
R. KF. D
Wes
Alice Lee
Cottage Hill
Eene Reese
Cora van Wecel
Edna Johnson
Wapato
Esmore
Pearl Colton
Mable Libby
Ahtanum
Danineais
Edith Perry
Clara Woolsey
Amy Burchfield
Elizabeth Lancaster
Weekly Herald
Attorney General Opinion on Commission Merchants Law
North Yakima AG evaluates a letter from the commissioner on circulars by commission houses denying ongoing business. The opinion defines a commission merchant as a seller of farm produce on commission and notes buyers may fix value, with shipper acceptance of terms. Subterfuges to evade the law would be disregarded by the courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission Merchants
Atkinson
North Yakima
Commission
Suspect Released After Cle Elum Robbery Probe
George F. Miller, briefly held on suspicion of taking part in the three Cle Elum store robberies, was released after officers found he had post office receipts and alibis in Prosser and other eastern points. Police noted Miller, a skilled mechanic who sells fountain pens, carried many pens, but the items were not proof of guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. F. Miller
Cle Elum
Miller
Prosser
Camp Stoves and Blankets at Coffin Bros Bargains
Camp stoves, blankets, and hiking gear advertised as cheap at Coffin Brothers. Pack saddles offered alongside other outdoor hobbies wares in a local sale style notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffin Bros
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sunnyside
Alfalfa
Eureka
Alaska
White Mountain
Yakima Hardware Co
Auffman
Alderson
Graham
Bair
Daily Herald
Huntley
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