The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-05-09
personal.

Ed whiison made Aging trip to Ia
coma this week.
Sterling and Lee smith, Of Goldendalc,
are in the city.
K. b. MiIroy returned Sunday from u
trip to the Sound.
Dudley Eshelman has gone to Golden
dale for two weeks visit.
l. A. Navarro, OF Lake ChelRn, was in
the city several days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Chapman left Tues
day for Columbus, W. T., on visit to
friends.
Lewis Zeigler, Of Spokane Falls, was
in the city Tuesday greeting his Yakima
friends.
DR.. J. Jay Chambers has returned to
Yakima, accompanied by his wife. They
will locate here.
WI. anu 0lISs SlluSs W. ECuu0Sl ahh
Miss B. NJ. Scudder, Of Boston, are visit
ing Mr.. II. B. scudder and family.
Perry Dickinson, Of Tacoma, who is
largely interested in Yakima property
will arrive here Sunday for a short stop.
He is eu route east.
H. G. Humphrey, Wayne Field and F.
r Reedspent several days in Ellensburgh
last week taking the chapter degrees Of
Masonry,
Lieut.. Bell, Mrs. VIM. Ker's brother,
is in the city on u visit. Mr.. Bell is a
lieutenant in the English navy. His ship
is now at Hong Kong.
J. b. Pugsley spent several days in Ia
coma this week and among other transac-
tons in Yakima realty made by him was
one amounting to &l3,OS.
Harry II. Els left Sunday for What
com. His mother accompanied him as
far as Tacoma, from which point she will
leave for her eastern home.
Mrs. Alexander Reed, who has been
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred r. Reed
for the past ten days. left Thursday for
Tacoma to join her husband.
&c. Whitney, formerly Of the Carlton
House, Olympia, was in the city this
week looking at the Hotel Yakima with a
view to leasing and operating il.
L. Samuel, Of the West Shore was in
town Monday and Tuesday looking after
the interests Of his periodical. He states
that the West Shore will shortly be issued
as weekly. "a
Joseph Feuerbach is back from Port
Townsend and will probably remain here
having sold his realty property in Port
Townsend and his interest in the bank
ing house Of Clapp 4 Feuerbach.
Lane C. Gillian, Of Spokane Falls,
passed through the city Thursday night fol
EllensburglI. Hewill be in Yakima Satur'
day at which time, he says, there will take
place an occurrence important to the
Gillian family.
Contractor Blagan, who built many o.
the bridges along the Northern Pacific, il
spending week in Yakima. Mr.. Bla
gan Is interested in real estate here and
owns q large band of cattle in conjunc
ton with J. T. Foster.
II. p. Barbour, Of the Northwest Maya
.ine, is in the city. He says the Yakimf
views in the May number Of that periodi
cal are excellent and will please all. Mr.
Barbour is accompanied by his wife, whc
is greatly taken with Yakima.
Allen c. Mason carries a portable pho
toEaphic apparatus with him wherever
he goes He has taken many views o.
Yakima during his frequent visits here
and Just before leaving for Spokane FALL
Thursday his camera was directed TOWARD
]. A. Stone, who had Just come from tn
Selah Ditch, and was picturesquely claC
in sombrero and other habiliments o
frontier life.
Miss French Tanquary, who has reside'
with her sister, Mrs. J. r. Coe, for sew
eral years past, left for her old homein Wiz
ginia Tuesday. She was pleasantly sur
prised, the night before leaving; by thu
appearance Of many Of her friends in I
body, all intent on having joyful time
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs
Joe Bartholet, Miss Gertie Bartholet, Mis-
Guilland, Miss Dora Allen, o. A. Fechter
G. Z. Owen, Tom Martin, T. X. Ninin
and W. J. Vining.
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