The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-09-19
Personal.

Grsy's Harbor.
Z. s. Robertson IL slowly recovering
from severe siege Of fever.
A. p. sbarpstein, Of walla walla, spent
several days In the city this week.
A. s. Farquharson, Of Hot Springs, was
the guest Of the Hotel Yakima Monday.
James Roberton and Dell Dorland, both
Of this county, were married Wednesday.
B. W. Presby, a Goldendale attorney.
Is in the city with the intention Of lOcat.
Ing. a..
Mrs. VIM. Rowe, Of indianapolis, Ind,
is In the city visiting her son, W. II.
Rowe.
Dr. George Z. West, has concluded to
locate and practice his profession at SPO-
kane Falls.
Hon. Paul Strobach and II. A. Clark
and wife, Of Spokane Falls, were nthe
city this week.
Sam Hubbard returned Wednesday
from California, where he had pleasant
visit with his mother.
Fred Parker is arranging to leave for
Kentucky, Immediately after election, to
be absent about year.
W. W. Chandler has gone to the city
Of Gray's Harbor, where he Is interested
in considerable property.
C. P. Marshall, reporter for Brad
streets mercantile agency, was in the
city several days this week.
Al whitson and family, Of Kittitas
county, are arranging to move to North
Yakima to make their home.
Joseph Snow, the nominee Of the re-
publicans for state senator to represent
this district, is down from Waterville.
Wayne Field Is back from the Sound
country. He reports the feeling there
strongly in favor Of North Yakima for
the capital.
Mrs. NJ. +. Ogden and Miss Gertrude
Bartholet have been visiting friends In
Ellensburgh for the past week, but are
now home again.
San Hubbard has formed copartner-
ship with Wayne Field and will remove
to Gray's HarbOr and engage in the
butchering business.
Allen C. Mason, Richard Roediger, Of
the Tacoma NeTS, and N. R. Rankin, Of
Tacoma, spent Friday and Saturday Of
last week in the city.
Rev. John Uren, Of this city, is in e.
lensburgh, attending the sixteenth an
nual session Of the Columbia River Con-
ference Of the N. E. Church.
W. W. Gardner, who, until recently,
was engaged in the dairy business in
Yakima. has removed with his family to
TOlo, ShoshOne county, Idaho.
Miss Ida Hutton, Of Spangle, Spokane
county, is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
s. Darland. Miss Hutton accompanied
the Darlands on their trip to Victoria.
B. A. Cuninghame has resigned his
position Of secretary and treasurer Of the
Mckee Company, to take effect in Novem-
Der, when he will return to Scotland, his
former home.
Duncan Inverarity, Of Tacoma, passed
through North Yakima Sunday, en- route
for Ann Arbor, where he will enter the
law department Of the university Of Mich.
igan. He will be absent for nine months.
Ed White, the merchant tailor, who
has leased the store room in the Hotel
Yakima, arrived from the East Wednes-
day. Mr.. White was accompanied by his
wife and child, and Miss Ryan, his sister
in-law.
There is no doubt in the world that
Colonel L. s. Hewlett, who received a
complimentary vote for governor at the
recent convention, is one Of the coming
men Of the great state Of Washington
Rdud WallG Union.
Mayor James King and DR.. King, Of
Jacksonville, ILL.,, spent several days in
North Yakima last week. They were
greatly pleased with the appearance Of
the city and surrounding country, and
propose investing largely 10 property.
Carroll B. Graves, candidate on the re-
publican ticket for the Office Of supreme
judge Of this district, was In the city Mon
day and Tuesday, fixing up his fences.
Mr.. Graves Is now In KlickItai county,
the stamping ground Of his opponent, H.
Dustin.
Dr.. G. +. Beebe has decided to move to
Woodland, Yolo county, California. He
has for some time been one Of the pro-
prietOrs Of Ashland's big hotel, THE Ore
gon." He goes to California to resume
the practice Of his profession. falkland
Kdings.
ANILLLNors DEMOCRATIC 0RAToR.-Hon.
Wiley E. Jones, q member Of the general
assembly Of Illinois, and Q brilliant ora
tor with n anlendid ra,,ord In his nm N