The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-03-21
Personal.

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H. II. Ellis is over from whatcom on a
visit.
D. J. schnebley is down from Ellens-
burgh.
&c. Hoxie and A. +. Weed returned
from the Sound to-day.
D. M. Stephens, postmaster Of Brents,
W. T., was in Yakima this week.
Mrs. G. ROaf, mother Of VIM. Roaf, is
in the city and proposes to remain.
L. MacLean left Tuesday for Missoula
and Mrs. MacIean for Walla Walla.
Governor Swineford and family, Of
Alaska, passed through Yakima Friday
going east.
Mrs. II. E. Holmes, Of Walla Walla,
was in the city last week, guest Of Mrs,
A. B. Weed.
Jos. Bartholet, ST., returned from Ia
coma, where he has large property inter
ests, last Friday.
J. R. Mcdonald, president Of the Seat
tie, Lake Shore & Eastern Railroad Com
pany, is in the city.
DR.. Albert Wilgus, Of Dayton, Indiana,
succeeds Dr.. Coe as physician at the Yak
ina Indian agency.
Ed Shattuck was married to Miss Vins
Tustin at the residence Of D. G. Van Nos
turn. Klickitat county, March II.
Miss Libbie Ketchum, daughter Of A.
G. Ketchum, Of Horse Heaven, will prob
ably teach at the Mckee school during
the coming term.
Miss Rosa D. Thomas, who has beer
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Thomas fol
the past year, will leave to-day for hel
home in Plattsbur0, Mo.
DR.. g. J. Hill left for Astoria Wednes
day in response to telegram announcing
that his mother, Mrs. Owens Adair, was
down with typhoid fever.
Judge o. F. Weed tied the matrimonial
knot, Monday, that bound VIM. Taylor
and Miss Moore in welded bliss. Boil
parties are from the Wenas.
Mrs. Lizzie Kaiser and daughter ART
here from Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin
and intend to remain. Mrs. Kaiser is q
cousin Of Mrs. Harry Hampton.
W. P. Bird, formerly agent at Gle Elun
for the Northern Pacific railway, is now
agent at Davenport, W. 7. He writes
that the town has 700 people and is grow
ing fast.
E. R. Klippell, Of Portland, and former
ly Of Yakima, was in the city this week
renewing old acquaintance. lie mar
veled much at the surprising growth Of
the town and country.
A. W. Engle, Of Seattle, spent Sunday
in Yakima. He has recently shown hi
great confidence in this section by pur'
chasing 40 acres Of land southeast Of the
city from W. D. Inverarity.
A. L. shriver, a brother of L. ]. shriver
Of this city, arrived from Illinois on Fri
day last, and has been looking about with
a view to locating. Mr.. Shriver is {
plumber, gas filter and electrician by &C
cupation.
W. D. Spike and S. W. Arnold, recently
of Tacoma, have leased the store room IL
the Pratt building, on First street, anG
opened q map house, furnishing town
ship and sectional maps, views, architec
tural drawings, etc.
J. W. Parker and q. W. West, Of Indi
annapolis, were in the city this week, and
after looking over the situation, were SC
favorably impressed with the outlook that
they propose locating. They are now OF
the Sound, but will return next week.
F. A. Knapp, representing the vel
known agricultural implement house o
Frank Bros, Portland, was in the city
this week stocking up the local agents
Messrs. Chappell & Cox, with supply o
implements, wagons and buggies for tn,
spring and summer campaign.
Hon. J. M. Adams and family, Of Spo-
kane Falls, arrived in the city Monday
and are the guests Of Yakima friends
Mr.. Adams will visit the Sound before
returning to the Falls city. He is as en-
thusiastic as Of old over Yakima and ii
future, and predicts all kinds Of blessings
in store for US. Mrs. Adams has but re
Gently returned from an eastern trip, and
not having been in Yakima since her de
parture for Spokane, she is greatly aston
ished at the many changes and improve
ments which have taken place here.
L. Samuel is again in the city. He Is
exhibiting the Autographs Of the Hill and
Yakima National bank buildings, the
Hotel Yakima, the Catholic and public
schools, Ward Bros, building, Allen &
Chapman's drug store, the First Nationa
Bank, switzer's opera house, and &
grouping Of Yakima products, which have
appeared in the March issue Of the WeS
Shore. The work is excellent, and ar
effort is being made to have them incor
porated in a 5000 descriptive pamphlet
edition for circulation in the east.
DR.. W. F. Morrison is again in Yakims
after an absence Of q year in New York
During the doctors stay in the east h,
has been in attendance upon the best
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