The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-01-22
PERSONAL.

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H. Harris returned from the Sound
Thursday.
Viking Legh R. Freeman is over from
FidalgO City.
Mrs. H. H. Allen has gone to Golden
dale on 9 visit.
Nicholas Mccoy il home again from an
extended visit to Seattle.
Sam 7. Arthur, Of Spokane Falls, was
In the city Wednesday.
City Clerk F. M. Spain left for Tacoma
Tuesday on brief visit.
L. N. Rice is over from Seattle buying
stock for the Sound markets.
VIM. Ker and family are daily expected
back from Washington, D. G.
Mrs. T. P. Airheart is steadily gaining
after her long and dangerous illness.
Mrs. A. G. BachrOdt, Of Fort simcOe, ID
spending the week in the city visiting
friends.
J. W. Stout, Of Fort Duchene, Utah, Is
visiting bis parents, Judge and Mrs. J. N.
Stout, Of this city.
Ed Kremer, formerly on the police force,
left on Sunday last for Montana, where
he expects to make his home.
Willis Boatman, Of Puyallup, who ID
interested in Yakima property, was in
town q couple Of days this week.
Messrs. G. Galarnean and Joseph
CutCheon, Of st. Johns, North Dakota,
are recent arrivals who will locate here.
Mrs. Merwin and Miss Mollie Merwin
were in Ellensburgh visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Hall several days this week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleland and Miss Sallie
Rawson will soon move to Salem, Oregon,
where Mr.. Cleland has a position in q
mill.
Wallace Wiley returned Monday from
Q trip to the Dakotas. He says the
climate is q good many notches colder
there than It is in Yakima.
W. D. sprague, Of the Tacoma Transfer
company, and q son Of General ]. W.
Sprague, Of Tacoma, was in the city this
week arranging to make investments in
Yakima real estate.
Edward Whitson left on Monday to
attend the session Of the supreme court.
He is q Squire man, but his intention was
to saw wood while at Olympia and not be
drawn into the senatorial fight.
Peter Eschbach left Sunday for q trip
to WRllR Walla, Portland and the Sound
country. He has well earned this vaca-
ton, Is he hasn't been away from Yakima
since be located here six years ago.
Col. W. F. Prosser and wife were called
10 Seattle last week to attend the funeral
Of Mrs. Prosser's brother-in-law. The
colonel will remain on the Sound fol
some days. Mrs. Prosser returned home
Tuesday.
Hon. L. s. Hewlett and two daughters
and Mrs. A. BoyerS left for Olympia Sat.
urday on q visit to Mrs. General Milroy
Mr.. Howlett's trip is purely q social one
and he stated that he did not intend ia
take any hand in the senatorial contest,
Paul Yolo returned from Switzerland
Tuesday accompanied by his bride. They
were met at the depot by many friends Of
Mr.. Yolo, who wished them much happi.
ness in their new state. Mr.. and Mrs,
Yolo are now visiting J. H. Hubbard and
family.
G. N. Mckinney, manager Of Crippen,
Lawrence & Co., left on Wednesday fol
trip through Texas and Mexico. He
says there is no country like Yakima,
and he will be back again within sixty
days. Mrs. Mckinney accompanied her
husband.
Sam Vinson returned to-day from Olym'
pia. He says the scrimmage in the Hotel
Olympia was one Of the widest things be
ever witnessed. The report that be struck
Thad Huston he prOnOunces q political
canard. Huston fell Of his own volition,
and someone threw Nick OwinGs on tor
Of him. When Huston picked himself
up he asked, "Who struck me?" but Il
was one Of those Billy Patterson conun.
drums and could not be answered.