The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-08-13
PERSONAL.

last sunday.
WIN. BrannOn, the Cls-E lum llVeryman.
is 10 the city.
Mrs. G. R. lockwood is in Tacoma
visiting friends.
E. 7. Wilson has gone to Soda Springs
to spend Sunday.
A. G. Walker has gone TO Hot Springs
to spend Sunday.
Ell. Hamacher spent several days at
Soda Springs this week.
Mrs. Chris scoW left Tuesday for Ia
coma for visit Of few weeks.
Mrs. J. H. Greer and children will
leave in day or two for Hot Springs.
J.. L. Smith, Of the>biG ditch, has gone
to Portland for a ten days visit.
Nelson J. Short expects to leave Sun.
day for Gle Elum to look after his mining
interests.
D. J. Mcintyre is succeeded at the
central office Of the telephone by Miss
Fulkerson.
VIM. Lee, IT,, and Louis Larsh, Of this
city, are on q visit to the Wenas and
Kittitas valleys.
Miss Mercy N. Larsh was in attend
ance at the Walla Walla county teachers
institute last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. n. Shower, Of Golden
dale, are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dudley Eshelman.
Mrs. DR.. W. G. Coe and family and
Miss Mary FeamStsr, left for Hot
Springs Wednesday.
Frank Shardlow has returned from 4
fishing trip up the Natcheez, where he
met with fair success.
W. v. Stevens, ex-chief train dispatcher
Of this division Of the Northern Pacific,
was in the city Wednesday.
Mr.. Klirf and bride, nee Miss Susie
Bern, Of Ellensburgh, were visiting
friends in this city last week.
The county commissioners have APP
pointed Harry COonse deputy county
auditor with u salary Of S76 per month.
Messrs. Fred Parker, q. NJ. Mckinney,
Richard StrObach and Nicholas Mccoy
left Monday for the coal fields on the
Cowlitz.
J. D. DamYOn, Of Ellensburgh, was in
the city Wednesday making final proof
before the land office on his timber cul-
ture claim.
ID. Cornett left Thursday for Ellens.
burgh to take the Knights Templar de-
grees. He was accompanied by Hon.
R. X. Nichols.
Miss Kate Stackhouse, Of Portland, ar
rived here Sunday on visit to her brother
who is one Of the engineers Of the N. p,
Y. 4 X. l. Co.
Dion Hyland, who was formerly in the
employ Of the Mckee company, arrived
Tuesday from California on q visit Of
couple Of weeks.
Miss Clara Brown, daughter Of U. s.
Marshal Thomas Brown, Of Tacoma, ar
rived here Thursday, and is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Needham.
Geo sayer, Of the firm Of Wolf, sayer
d Hitler, butcher supply house Of Chi
cago, accompanied by his wife, was Wis
iting Mr.. Henry Otter last week.
Messrs. Geo. Vance, Tom Martin, Ed
4. White, Geo. Guilland and W. H. Stead
man left Tuesday morning for Soda
Springs to get taste Of camp life.
Mr.. Henry schott, who is to be mar.
RED at Jordan, Mimi, on the 18th inst,
will return to Yakima Sept. LIST, and
resume his position at Henry Differs.
J. @. Lawrence, county school superin-
tendent, returned from Ellensburgh.
Wednesday, where he has been assisting
in conducting the teachers institute Of
Kittitas county.
Geo. 6. Courier returned on Saturday
last from the Sound where he passed his
vacation very pleasantly. He visited +.
B. UppinCOtt ct Mt. Vernon and found
him comfortably situated.
IN
Miss Bird Vaughn is back from Michi-
gan where she has been teaching school
for the past year and half. The direct
ors Of the city schools have secured her
services for the coming year.
Ralph Metcalf, Of the Tacoma Globe
was here Sunday as was also E. N. Cos
tello, Of the Northern Pacific land de-
partment. They visited the canal being
built by the N. p, Y. &K. I. Co., and
were greatly surprised at the magnitude
Of the work.