The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-05-30

Mike Harris Is up from Portland.

Nike Harris Is up from Portland.
John 4. Stone Is back from the Sound.
J. X. Ashley, Of Spokane Falls. Is In
the city.
win Hubbard returned sunday from
san Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Donald returned
Wednesday from Tacoma.
A. q. Chalmers, Of New York was reg.
istered at Steiner's this week.
Special Agent &. NJ. Munday, of the
interior department, is in the CITY.
b. A. Cuninghane, Of the Mckee, re-
turned from Eastern Oregon Monday.
Mrs. s. Kreidel and her mother, Mrs.
Harris, were down from Ellensburgh,
Monday.
| Howard Carr has taken q ranch in the
Big Bend country and will move his fam
lily there.
| George Dorffel, Il Seattle real estate
dealer, was in the city last week making
Investments.
Ut. and Dudley Eshelman, with their
families, returned Wednesday from two
weeks visit to Goldendale.
Mrs. c. NJ. HoltOn and daughter, Miss
Mertie, returned Wednesday from Iowa
where they have been for the past year.
Paul Schuize, Of the Northern Pacific
land department, Is on his way home.
He will pass through Yakima next week.
H. Harris, who has been in the east
purchasing machinery for the Gle Elum
Ice Company, is expected home Satur-
day.
Melville D. Landon. ELI Perkins, )" &C.
companied by his wife, arrived in the city
Wednesday night, from the east. lie
will lecture this evening at the Opera
House.
Maud and Joe Steiner, children Of Mr..
and Mrs. TheO. Steiner, are back from
PTineviIle where they have been Visiting
relatives.
Miss Minnie Catlin, Of Tacoma, is Wis
ting Miss Dora Allen. These two young
ladies were schoolmates in the Annie
Wright seminery.
Hon. Thad Hustpn, who is here from
Tacoma, is prominently mentioned for
the U. s. attorney-generalship, to succeed
W. II. White, Of Seattle.
VIM. Ker, president Of the Mckee Co.,
is on his way home from St. Paul,
whittier he has been to contract for cigar
boxes for the Mckee cigars.
Miss Louise Monroe returned on satur-
day last from Seattle. She has been at.
tending the University Of Washington
and recently graduated from the normal
department.
| c. 4. Congden, Of the Ontario Land
company, has placed the Capital addi
ton on tho market and the sales have
been very rapid this week. Mr.. Cong
den left for the EAST Monday.
| A. W. Engle, Of Seattle, was in th,
city last week arranging for the com
mencement Of the Lewis & Engle thre'
story brick building on the corner Of Yak
ina avenue and Second street.
| ]. 7. Mcdonald, Of Ellensburgh, thu
democratic delegate-elect 10 the constitu
tional convention from the 10th district
was in the city last Friday. He reports
that he has sold his saloon property
known as the "Old Corner"
T. B. Lawhead and B. A. Stages, o.
Frankfort, Ohio, who arrived in YakimS
a few months ago, returned home Friday,
During their stay here they invested in
considerable property, and like all other
who pursued this course they Hlled then
pockets with golden shekels. They made
more money in the short time they were
here than they could in years in Ohio
Messrs. Lawhead and Stages will remain
in Ohio long enough to close out theil
interests there and then return to remain,
Capt. p. B. johnson and wife, Of WallS
Walla, spent several days in Yakima
this week looking over town and country.
Captain johnson is editor Of the WallG
Walla UnioR and his first visit to this
country was in 1867. He was then an
officer In the U. S. army and with de.
tachment of men passed through Yakima
under the guidance Of Abe Lincoln, an
Indian, bound for the Sound. He speaks
Of meeting at that time the Splawns,
Thorps, Nelson's and some others.
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An ERRoNEoUs REPoRT CoRREcTED.-A
report has been in circulation that nc
brick could be had here unless by the let.
ting Of the contract for building TO Messrs,
Reniro, Kremer 4 Co. This is erroneous
and undoubtedly grew out Of the admis'
sion Of L. X. Arnold into this firm. Mr.
Renfro informs the HERALD that Mr.. Ar
mold was taken into the copsrtnership in
order to secure the services Of . good
architect, contractor and carpenter and
thus be able to figure closer on work Of
all kinds. Renfro, Krener 4 Co. have
now 10000 bricks on hand and are ready