The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-10-17
Personal.

WIN. Ker returned from Portland Sun
day.
John Golden returned from Goldendale
Sunday.
Judge Rudkins, Of Ellensburgh, is in
the city.
David Wilson, Of Tacoma, was in the
city Sunday.
Mrs. John Buckley returned from Cen
tralia to-day.
Hon. S. A. Wells, Of Ritzville, spent
Sunday in the city.
W. Il. Kirkman is back from a visit to
Walla Walla and Dayton.
Attorney James NJ. Ashton, Of the N.
P. R. X. Co., is in the city.
W. S. Mann, formerly Of the firm Of
Clark & Mann, is in the city.
Judge l. A. Navarro, Of Chelan, passed
Saturday and Sunday in the city.
II. A. Clarke, Of Spokane Falls, spent
several days in the city this week.
U. S. Prosecuting Attorney W. H.
White is in attendance upon court.
W. v. Rinehart, Of Seattle, was regis
tered at the Hotel Yakima Sunday.
J. T. Eshelman returned Monday from
q trip to Walla Walla and Waitsburg.
A. P. Sharpstein was the guest Of the
Hotel Yakima for several days this week.
FIN. Spain, Of Spokane Falls, is in the
city arranging to move to Yakima next
week.
Mrs. Fred Carter, nee Miss Alice Parker,
arrived from Seattle Tuesday on visit to
relatives.
Mrs. Vansyckle, Of Walla Walla, Iis
visiting her son, Oscar Vansyckle, at the
old town.
Z. A. Hoag, the chief engineer OF the
Oregon Pacific railroad is registered at
The Yakima.
Mrs. John Thompson and infant daugh-
ter are down from Ellensburgh, the guests
Of Mrs. o. Wiswell.
Mrs. d. W. Stair, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Carter, at Seattle, re-
TUNED home Tuesday.
Jos. Bartholet returned from Portland
Saturday. He says the exposition is a
great success this year.
Lafayette Little, formerly Of Yakima,
was married at EllensburGh, October 10,
to Miss Elizabeth Wagle.
David Chambers and family Of the
Sound are here visitinG.Mr. Chambers
brother, Thomas J. Chambers.
Miss Mollie MerwiA has returned from
Seattle, where she was the guest OF her
friend, Miss Aenene Wheelock.
Judge 0. F. Weed has leased his resi-
dence for three years to Mr.. Pennington,
Of the firm Of Sawyer & Pennington.
Superior Judge-elect c. b. Graves, and
Attorneys X. Gowan and NJ. Gillian
came down from Ellensburgh to-day.
J. Nunan, Of the Watervllle Immigrant,
has been taking in the attractions Of
North Yakima during the past week.
Among those who propose leaving for
the east next week on a visit are W. d.
Beck, A. NJ. Miller and Miss Leaning.
Among the attorneys from abroad in
attendance upon court are W. Lair Hill,
Of Seattle, and J. II. Mitchell, Jr., Of Ia
coma.
T. Frederick, Of Frederick & Maude,
Seattle, was in the city Monday and
Tuesday looking after his property inter
ests here.
Robert Bennett left to-day for Michigan
to look after the settlement Of an estate in
which he is interested. HewiIl be absent
three or four weeks.
W. W. Fish and family, Of Elmira, N.
Y, were guests Of the Hotel Yakima for
several days this week. Mr.. Fish is
large holder Of Yakima realty.
Messrs. SOloman NJ. Weber, Everett
Roberts, Thorpe Roberts, Charles Keen,
G. II. Whitney and William Neil, Of
Eastern Yakima, are in the city making
proof before the land officers.
Congressman-elect John L. Wilson
passed through the city Wednesday, en-
route for Spokane Falls. Accompanied
by his wife and child he will leave for
Washington, D. c., Sunday.
Mr.. Kingsley, the representative Of the
Oneida community, is here arranging to
build big irrigation canal to cover the
vast amount Of land in eastern Yakima,
bought year ago Of the N. P. R. R. Co.
W. F. Jones left Monday evening for
Portland and the Willamette valley. He
will take in the races, where his horse
Bangem is making a splendid record and
running along with the best Of the racers.
Cortland IN. W Standard: Mr.. E. R.
WEIGH, Of North Yakima, Washington, is
visiting his nephew, l.. R. Lewis, at 90
Lincoln avenue. Mr.. WEIGH is a native
Of Chenago. county and this Is his first
visit east in forty years.
Alex. D. Charlton, assistant general