The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-07-30
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS OF INTEREST.
Many People are IOW Taking Their Sumner
0utiRg.--IOteS About Felix's We EnSW.

Z. 7. Wilson left Wednesday for Ia
coma to be gone some days.
George S. Courier has gone to the Sound
country for ten days vacation.
W. P. Sawyer and family have heen
spending the week at the springs.
Mrs. G. S. Courier is preparing to spend
couple Of weeks at Soda Springs.
Mrs. q. W. Goodwin and her daughter,
Miss Jessie Bailey, are at the springs.
John J. johnson, Of Louisa, Kentucky,
is in the city visiting his cousins, Sam
and Jay Vinson.
Frank. Bartholet, Of the Yakima Nat
iOnal bank, returned from his visit to
Sound points Saturday.
Daniel Sulley's Corner Grocery" is
the next attraction that will occupy the
boards Of the opera house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman and Mrs.
Chas. Schanno and family have gone to
Fish Lake to spend several weeks.
: Representative Snively has granted
Herbert H. Pratt the scholarship in the
state university, which is at his disposal.
Fred R. Reed is still in ST. Paul work.
ing for the interest Of Yakima and the
state. Mrs. Reed Is visiting her child
hood home IN Oskaloosa, Iowa.
Allen G. Mason and John A. Stone
arrived from Tacoma last night and left
this morning to inspect the Selah ditch.
They will remain here some days.
Attorney James M. Ashton, Of Tacoma,
Thomas johnson, Of Seattle and Walter
J. Reed, Of Cle-Elum, are in the city in
attendance on the coal claim contests.
County Commissioner Joseph Stephen
son returned from the Gle Elum country
Tuesday, where he has been looking after
the mining interests Of the Churchill es-
tate.
l.. N. Rice, formerly Of the Wenas val
ley, but now leading wholesale butcher
Of Seattle, was in the city on Friday Of
last week making purchases Of cattle and
sheep.
The marriage Of member OF the Re-
public force to the charming daughter Of
a county official, will take place Sunday,
1t is reported.
F. S. Woodward has gone to Portland
for brief visit. He has severed his con-
nection with the Waterworks Il Electric
Light company. The vacancy has not
been filled as yet.
VIM. Ker and family, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
NJ. Vance and Miss Amy Wheeler left
Wednesday on q camping expedition to
the upper Natcheez. They expect to he
gone q week or ten days.
! Amasa Walker. Sam Cameron, Mrs.
Boyers, Mrs. BROKER and Misses iona
and Myra Hewlett left Wednesday for the
upper Ahtanum, where they will be in
camp for the next two weeks.
Frank Murray, Of Iowa, is here buying
and shipping horses. He shipped one
carload Wednesday and has arranged for
two more. He is looking for horses
weighing thousand or seleven hundred
pounds.
W. Z. Lawrence, brother Of Professor
Lawrence, and formerly in the employ Of
II. Harris, arrived from Seattle Tuesday,
where he is engaged in the commission
business. He is here looking after Yak
ina fruits.
Joseph Baxter and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Vinson have gone to Hot Springs
to get away from the excessive heat. They
took camping outfit with them and ex-
pect to spend some time between the
springs and Lake Katcheez.
~. K. Coe, Of THE HERALD, left Sunday
for Fish lake, where he is the guest Of
Matt BaItholet and family. Fish lake ID
a very popular resort at present, there
being band in attendance and a dane
ing platform having been laid.
d. E. Lesh and family left for Hot
Springs, Thursday, where they have
taken q cottage for the summer. Mr..
Lesh will return at once, after getting his
family settled, and spend most Of his
time here.
Miss Saddle Harris and Miss Ida Krei-
del, sister neice Of the Harris brothers,
spent the fore part Of this week in the
city. Accompanied by Hyman Harris
they will leave for California in few
days. Mr.. Harris expects I'd lie absent
about q month.
Col. W. F. Prosser and family and
Mrs. E. f. Heg, left for the Sound coun-
try Thursday to he absent q month or
two. They will visit Seattle. Tacoma,
Grays Harbor and various other points
where Col. Prosser's duty as harbor line
commissioner calls him.
Mr.. John NJ. Foster, a prominent law.
yer from Cincinnati, Ohio, dropped off
the train for a day, Tuesday, on his
return trip. to see this great center Of irri-
CATION projects. He was the guest Of his
friend Col. Hewlett, and went away de-
lighted with what he saw Of the valley.
W. s. Wilson, who, in conjunction with
I. N. Hall, published the first paper ever