The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-05-22
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DR.. Z. E. Heg LEFT forthe Sound wejnes.
day to be gone a few days.
VIM. v. Rinehart, state senator from
King county, is in the city.
s. v. Hughes, wife and baby left to-
day for q trip through the Big Bend
country.
George s. Counter has been commits
stoned grand marshal Of the memorial
day procession.
Mrs. Edward Whitson left Wednesday
for walla Walla OF 4 visit to her sister,
Mrs. John B. Allen,
A brother Of ]. D. Cornett sailed last
week from England for this country. He
expects to take up lis home in Yakima.
VIM. H. Fisher, OF San Francisco,
spent several days In the city this week
looking after his property interests here.
Robert Jarksou, Of Fairhaven, is in the
city noting the many improvements which
have been made In Yakima since he left.
s. Harris has been employed as com.
mercial traveller for the Mckee cigars. He
left for the Sound Wednesday on his first
trip.
David O'Brien has returned from Kitti-
tas county and has taken q position as
foreman on the waterworks company's
ditch.
+. S. Woodward, superintendent Of the
water works, has been called to New
York by the dangerous illness Of his
father.
W. ". Dickerson left on Tuesday for
his early haunts In Kansas and neigh.
boring states. He will be gone about u
month.
Rev. 7. D. Weems and wife and Miss
Weems, Of Decatur, ILL.,, arrived in the
city Wednesday and are registered at the
Yakima.
DR.. Charles Andrews Is here from Elgin,
ILL.,, to assist W. d. C. Spike in his map
publishing business. DR.. Andrews Is an
uncle Of Mrs. spike.
Judge Graves left for Spokane Falls
Monday. and Judge Frank Allyn, Of
Tacoma, now presIdes over the superior
court now in session.
d. J.. Crowley, n Of the leading attor-
neys Of wAlla walla, and the law part.
ner Of Hon. John b. Allen, is In the city
in attendance on court.
The Misses Fannie and Rose Arm.
strong, Of New Westminster, b. e., and
Miss Annie Phillips, Of Wisconsin, are
the guests Of Captain Thomas Priestley
and fsmily.
VIM. Ker expects to leave In few days
for Washington, d. c., on u business trip.
While absent he will devote some time o
getting up fine label designs for the
Mckee cigars.
Miss Thornton, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. W. +. Prosser, during the
past winter left for Seattle Tuesday. 1t
is said Miss Thornton will return in the
fall to remain.
B. Frank Young and Dr.. J. Jay Cham
bers left Monday for Spokane Falls to
represent North Yakima lodge No. 6S,
Knights Of Pythias, In the grand lodge
holding session here.
Allen c. Mason. Of Tacoma, spent Sun
day In the city. Mr.. Mason Is always u
welcome guest in North Yakima, because
the people admire and have a soft spot In
their hearts for him.
L. Frank Gordon, formerly Of the land
office, Is now in the employ Of MarLean
& Massey, Of Spokane Falls, and has
charge Of the firms branch office ut
Coulee City in the Big Bend.
c. L. Hubbard, Of Boston, who is asso-
ciated With H. B. Scudder In the Mckee
dairy, spent several days in Yakima last
week. Mr.. Hubbard is u brother Of Hon.
Gardner u. Hubbard Of the Mckee COM
pany.
Hon. Edward Whitson left Wednesday
for Walla Wslla to meet Commissioners
Ferguson and Smith, from which point
they will start on u tour Of tile state ~
receive propositions for the location Of tile
agricultural college.
Judge I. A. Navarro, who spent q
couple Of days in the city last week, has
returned home to Wild Rose ranch on
the shores Of Lake Chelan, where be
hopes to entertain several Of his Yakima
friends this summer.
A. Lenoir and wife have gone to Port
land In hupes that the change will lie
beneficial to Mrs. Lenoir's health. Ii
ease there is no improvement they will
continue their journey and pay q visit 10
their old home In Europe.
Arthur W. Spike, q brother Of W. D.
G. Spike. will leave Halifax, Nova Scotia,
on the 3Oth inst. for North Yakima, with
the intention Of Iorating here. Mr.. Spike
has been engaged In the Wholesale drug
business and mas just recently sold out.
Captain c. NJ. HoltOn returned from