The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-07-25
THE YAKIMA HERALD.
Official Paper Of Yakima County.
THURSDAY. ..,........ JULY d. 1850


Personal.
Dave Wilson Is In the city.
W. 4. Cox Is back from Missouri.
Mrs +. X. Reed Is back from Portland.
Henry Creason, Of Prosser, is ip the
city.
Mayor +. X. Reed is back from the
Sound.
r. strobach returned from the Sound
to-day.
Prof. J. q. Lawrence il back from
Olympia.
Mrs. H. D. Cock left for the sound last
evening.
Mr.. Eigan, Of The Yakima, has gone to
Tacoma for a few days.
Mrs. J. B. Pugsley and children leave
for Olympia tomorrow.
Miss Scudder Is home FROM the Sound
much improved In health.
W. z. York has again gone with party
into the Tietan on a prospecting tour.
Col. L. s. Hewlett and Sheriff D. E.
Lesh returned Sunday from Olympia.
Mrs S. J. Cuttings Of Fallbrook Cal.
is visiting her sister Mrs. Il. A. Stamats.
Miss Rector, Of Tacoma, arrived Mon.
day and Is visiting the family Of II. II.
Allen.
The families Of Wayne Field and W. J..
Roaf left to-day for an outing Of Soda
Springs.
MD. Egbert passed through Yakima
Thursday en- route from the Sound to
Walla Walla.
Miss Vice Shelton, Of Salem, Oregon,
IL visiting the family Of her uncle, Hon.
Edward Whitson.
Eugene Lenneu who has secured the
contract for putting up the Cadwell-Lloyd
buildings has arrived and will at once
commence work.
Col. Gilbert, the historian, spent Sun
day in Yakima. He said this was the
greatest four-year-old town It had ever
been his experience to see.
Engineer 7. II. Ogilbe, who has been
engaged for several months past in run
ming lines for railroad from Portland to
Spokane Falls, via Yakima, left Tuesday
tor Portland to submit his report.
Mr.. Zindorf, contractor on the Lewis 4
Engle and the syndicate buildings, re-
turned from the Sound to-day and will i'm
mediately begin operations. Things will
be humming in Yakima in a weeks time.
Cant. J. II. Thomas left for Seattle on
Thursday last to look after his interests
there. He was accompanied by his sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. Marsh, who will spend
some time at Hot springs. Capt. Thomas
returned Wednesday.
8. W. Lamping, a special agent Of the
Interior department, who has made his
headquarters here for some months past,
Is looking forward to the arrival Of his
family from Indiana the latter part
Of this week or the first Of next.
J. NJ. Adams and wife arrived from
Spokane Falls on Saturday last and spent
several days Of this week enjoying the
society Of old and new friends. Mr..
Adams Is as enthusiastic as ever over
Yakima and showed his confidence by
making additional Investments.
The family Of E. 8. Calender arrived
from wauseon, Ohio, Saturday, and have
gone to housekeeping In the dwelling re-
Gently purchased BY Mr.. Calender from
Mrs, Durgan. Mr.. Calender will shortly
engage in the banking and brokerage
business In Yakima in connection with
+. D. Nash, who is shortly expected back
from New York.
+. l.. Cowgirl, who was formerly Nell
son Benefits chief man on the railroad
work through this country, and who has
many friends here, was married ct Fair
haven on the 18th inst. to Miss Lille A.
Washer. Mr.. Cowgirl Ia now secretary
Of the Fairhaven Land company, is inter
ested In the railroad Nelson Bennstt is
putting through the Rellingham Ray
country and Is said to have made lots Of
nonav In land aneculafiong,