The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-08-06
Personal.

r. II. keed IS now IN Kansas City,
B. E. snipes left for Seattle, wendes-
day.
Mrs. 2. J. Flint left Monday to spend
a couple Of weeks on the Sound.
Charles Cunningham, one Of the sheep
kings Of Umatilla county, is in the city.
Alex Miller and wife left Wednesday
for week Of camp life at Soda Springs.
W. W. Atherton leaves the first Of next
week for ten days trip to the mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhemke, Of Ellensburgh,
were the guests Of II. Keuchler and wife,
Sunday.
ID. Stewart, who is TO superintend the
sewer work, arrived here Wednesday and
is quartered at the Hotel Yakima.
Jay Sedgwick, Of Tacoma, tax adjuster
Of the Northern Pacific, was in the city
Monday comforting with the county COM
missiOners.
Mrs. W. II. Owens and Miss Daisy
Owens, Of Urbana, ILL.,, mother and sister
Of Mrs. J. II. Needham, arrived here
from Tacoma on Thursday.
Mrs. NJ. W. Wallace is at Hot Springs
endeavoring to regain her health which
has been very poor for some time past.
At last report she was improving.
Mrs. II. C. Humphrey and Miss Dun
ming returned from Victoria and the
Sound country on Friday last. They
pronounce their trip most enjoyable.
T. l.. p. Milford and wife have taken
up their home in Washington, d. c. Mr..
Milford has been appointed agent Of the
New York Mutual Life Insurance Co.
v Messrs. Mckinney, Strobach, Mccoy,
Steinweg and Fred Parker, Of this city,
and Wheeler, Of Sprague, expect to leave
Monday for the coal mines on the Cow
Iitz.
Mr.. J. J. johnson, of Kentucky, who
has been visiting his cousins, Sam and
Jay Vinson, for the past couple Of weeks,
started for home Thursday via Portland
and San Francisco.
Frank Laiilaw, of Tacoma, is in the
city. Mr.. Laidlaw is interested in hops
aud it is not known whittier he is here
looking after pickers or a new location.
1t is to be hoped it is the latter.
Messrs. Mullen, Norton, Jones and
Humphrey, Of Seattle, arrived here Wed.
nesday, accompanied by compile Of fine
bird dogs, and left that evening with
James Mackison for few DAYS shooting
on the reservation.
+. s. Woodward returned from Portland
on Friday last and the probabilities are
that he will remain as superintendent Of
the water works and electric lights as the
company has refused to accept his resig-
nation.
J. NJ. Baxter returned from Hot Springs
Tuesday to look after his haying. He
says his family and the Wilson's are
pleasantly situated and are enjoying bear
meat, venison and trout. They will
probably remain away about six weeks.
Senator Frank Hiscock, Of New York,
and two sons, arrived here on Friday last
and were the guests Of II. B. Scudder.
The Senator and youngest son left for
home Sunday night, but Mr.. A. X. His
cock is still here looking after his prop
erty interests which are rather extensive.
Senator Hiscock was delighted with
Yakima and intends returning here as
soon as his engagements will permit.
= There have been crowds OF visitors and
gay times at Soda Springs Of late.
Among the visitors during the past week
have been the Redfelds, the Carys, Capt.
Thomas and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Gran
ger, Mrs. q. W. Goodwin, Miss Dollie
Barker, Rev. W. II. Cornett, J. d. Cor
nett and family, the Livesleys, Fechters,
and many others. Mrs. Anterior in-
forms THE HERALD that she counted POS
people around their camp fire one even
Aing. 1The fishing and hunting is good
and the campers are revealing in trout
and birds. Several social entertainments
have been given which were inaugurated
by progressive euchre party and elegant
lunch given by Mrs. Snively, which was
followed by a candy-pull by the ladies at
the Pugsley camp, Campfire" by Mrs.
Edward Wbitson and a social by Mrs.
Strobach, the latter taking place Monday
evening.
The owners Of the Selah ditch are