The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-09-25
Personal.
Thomas johnson is in the city.

John A. Stone came over from Sumner
Wednesday.
Dudley EsheIman, county clerk, is in
Portland on a visit.
W. ]. Milroy and mother returned tc
Olympia last week.
Mike Schorn returned from a trip to
Fairhaven Tuesday.
Miss Allie LonSmire left for the Sound
Tuesday to visit relatives.
Miss Edith Remington, Of Tacoma. is
a guest OF the Hotel Yakima.
s. Baxter, of Seattle, is in the city
making contracts for produce.
Ed F. White and wife returned from
Vancouver, B. c Wednesday.
George Dorfell and family left for Seattle
Sunday on visit to old friends.
Mrs. Clute, Of Portland, is the guest Of
her sister-in-law. Mrs. G. W. Goodwin.
Oscar A. Fechter and bride returned
from their wedding tour to st. Paul to-day
+. II. Lemon, of saltwater, Mimi, il
in the city visiting his old friend, W. p
Sawyer.
NJ. P. Zindorf and family left on Friday
last for the Sound country, where they
will locate.
Bayless Thorp is at the residence Of his
brother, Leonard l.. Thorp, very low
with cancer.
VIM. NJ. Ellicott, Of Hoquiam, is look
ing over the Yakima country with view
Of purchasing farm.
A. W. Engle arrived from Seattle Tues
day, and will spend few days here en-
joving the chicken shooting and fishing
II. J. Kilgour, formerly an employee o.
the Yakima reservation, is now in the
Indian service on the Colyille reserya'
ton.
Sam Vinson has gone back to West
Virginia to attend after some property o.
which he is administrator and one of the
heirs.
WIN. Rehmke and wife, Miss Ditmeriu
and Mr.. SCHNEIDER, Of Ellensburgh, spent
Sunday in the city, the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Keuchler.
Rev. F. McConaughy, J. +. Marks and
Fem b. Woodcock, Of the Ahtanum. werC
in attendance at the meeting Of the Con
gregational association at Walla Walls
last week.
c. E..Lum was up from Kennewick
this week and reports that there will b.
at least twenty democratic votes in thai
precinct this year. Last year the party
failed to get q vote from that quarter.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Richardson and
Miss Richardson, Of Des Moines, Iowa,
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Horsley. Mrs. Richardson is the sister
Of Mrs. Horsley and the Messrs. LON,
bard.
Mrs. X. b. Milroy was called 10 Albany
Ogn., last week by the serious illness oil
her brother. An improvement in the
young mans condition, however, has per
mitted her TO visit Mrs, i. r. Reed nj
Portland.
II. s. Morgan, Frank Young, F. NJ
Spain, VIM. Ker, c. NJ. Holton, R. X,
Nichols, s. o. Morford, Col. J. A. Tag,
gard, L. S. Hewlett and Fred Parker left
Wednesday for Tacoma to be present al
the republican state convention.
Mrs. Caspar Baumhofer and her sister
Miss Lizzie Refs, left Tuesday for Shok'
opee, Mimi, to be present at the nuptials
Of their younger sister, after which they
will make an extended visit with their
parents. Mrs. Baumhofer was accom-.
panied by her children.
George B. Kittinger, Of Seattle, was in
the city Wednesday looking after his
property interests here. Mr.. Kittinger
has had plans prepared for handsome
three-story brick block, 5Oxl4O feet, which
he will build on his lots opposite the
Hotel Yakima in the spring.
Judge Mason Irwin, Of Olympia, was
here this week, having exchanged with
Judge Graves, in order that he might try
cases in which the latter is disqualified,
owing to his previous connection with
them as attorney. Judge Irwin was
former relident Of North Yakima, having
arrived in the year Of the towns incep-
tion-lSS5-and entered into partnership
with the Milroy brothers, under the firm
name Of Milroy, Irwin & Milroy. A
severe attack Of sickness and the Doctors
advice induced Mr.. Irwin to try change
Of climate, and he located at Olympia,
where he married Miss Newell, daughter
Of Ex-Governor Newell. Mrs. Irwin ac-
companied the judge on this trip and
says sho is delighted with Yakima.
Probably the last carload Of water
melons for the season was shipped from
Yakima to Spokane Falls Tuesday. The
melons were all big fellows. and will