The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-08-14
PERSONAL.

kane Falls, Is home again.
Mrs. George solomon has returned
from Seattle for visit with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Vance are home
again from a brief onting at the Hot
Springs.
c. B. Bushnell came over from Tacoma
Monday to attend to some business
matters.
DR.. b. NJ. Savage and family will
return from Lake Katcheez the last Of
this week.
J. 7. Greer left Monday for Victoria to
escort his wife home. They are expected
back tomorrow.
Mrs. Wiswell and daughter, Miss Beu-
lab, will leave to-day for a visit to the
sound country.
Hon. Edward Whitson and VIM. Ker
spent Sunday, with their respective
families, on the sound.
Miss Lena Feuerbach returned last
Friday from a three years residence in
Portland.
Laurence Lamping returned from Lake
Katcheez Monday and reports about
fifty Yakimaites encamped there.
DIR. W. +. Morrison and bride are en-
camped at Soda Springs. The doctors
children have been there for the past
month.
Mrs. +. K. Reed is seriously i'll at
Portland. Her mother and sister, who
were at Seattle, were summoned to her
bedside.
Mrs. Pugsley, Of Walla Walla, who
has been visiting J. B. Pugsley and
family for the past two weeks, returned
home Monday.
Frank Shardlow, S. J. Lowe and
Frank Young leave next Saturday for a
couple Of weeks hunting and prospect
ing on Dumping river.
Mrs. A. b. Weed returned from Wis
cousin Sunday, having had a delightful
trip, which included southern California
and the City Of Mexico.
Col. Walter ]. Milroy is expected
home in a few days. Col. Milroy acted
as best man" for DR.. Heg at his mar
,sooa rs, Uadnaada,, a,yanin0
Sheriff Lesh and family left for Lake
Hatcher Monday. Mr.. Lesh was OBJ
liged to return at once, but will leave
shortly for good, long vacation.
F. R. Reed and associates have sold
the Commerce addition at South Bend
for 100000, and Mr.. Reed has gone to
Kansas City to perfect the transfer.
Mr.. W. P. Sawyer, Of Sawyer & Pen.
nington, is back from Portland, with
which beautiful but numerically unfortu-
nate city he was most favorably i'm
pressed.
Hon. George Turner at one time made
his home in Missouri and will be one Of
the big delegation Of Missourians which
Spokane Falls will send to the reunion in
September.
W. +. Carson, Of the Northern Pacific,
is in the city looking after the equaliza-
ton Of taxes Of the Northern Pacific.
He wants to have the assessment taken
off the roadbed.
G. W. Bird, travelling auditor Of the
Northern Pacific, left for Europe on the
18th inst, his visit abroad being for the
purpose Of receiving an estate bequeathed
to him, near London, England.
Another delegation of campers from
Lake Katcheez came in on the train
Tuesday night, including DR.. Graves and
family, Miss Monroe, DR.. Coe and family,
George Vance and Mr.. Wilson.
Attorney John B. Davidson, v. H.
Thomas and A. J. Thomas, Of Ellens-
burgh, and Charles B. Reed, Of Rock
Springs, were in the city several days
this week on land office business.
The marriage Of DR.. Elmer Ellsworth
Heg, Of this city, to Miss May, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Thornton, was
solemnized at st. Marks church, Seattle,
Wednesday evening, August 18th.
W. Wallace Anterior, II. C. Humph-
rey and Miss F. Z. Dunning returned
Monday from the Yakima camp at Lake
Katcheez. They report a splendid time
and the finest camping grounds imagin-
able.
c. r. lockwood, lately Of California,
has been appointed chief engineer Of the
Northern Pacific and Yakima Irrigation
company. Mr.. lockwood, accompanied
by his wife, arrived here on Monday,
and are quartered at the Hotel Yakima.
Mrs. s. Lou Monroe will move to
Tacoma about the LIST Of September, In
order that she may better look after the
education Of her children. Mrs. Monroe
has taken house with eighteen rooms
on Yakima avenue, and will receive
university students as boarders.
Miss Lombard, who has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Horsley and her
brother, Mr.. H. Fl. Lombard, left for her
Des Moines home Monday evening.
Miss Lombard has been q social fayorite