The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1891-08-27

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Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo Steiner returned
from the Sound Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. B. Curtis who is in Boston ex.
poets to remain until October.
James Beck, Of Missouri, is In the city
visiting his brother, J. W. Beck.
H. L. Tucker and family have gone TO
the mountains for health and recreation.
Miss Addie E. Coombs, Of this city, will
be married next week to II. r. Kern, Of
Missoula, Montana.
Nelson Short returned from the Sound,
Monday, where he put in week in a
manner most satisfactory.
B. T. Carr, one Of Seattle's favorite
sons, is q guest Of Col. L. s. Hewlett and
will remain here several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred R. Reed arrived in
New York on the 10th instant and are
now visiting Mr.. Reeds parents.
L. Z. Sperry, Of the Republic, will leave
on Sunday for Knoxville, Iowa, his former
home, to be gone till the first Of October.
Harry Moran and family, and James
Mabry and family left on Wednesday to
spend q week or ten days in the Tietan.
J. N. Baxter left on Saturday last for
Hot Springs where his family is encamp-
ed for the summer. He returned Sunday.
Mr.. Henry Schott was married at Sha-
kopee, Mimi, Tuesday and will arrive
here with bis bride at the end Of the
week.
Mrs. W. L. Steinweg and son left for
Hot Springs Wednesday. They will visit
the Bellingham Bay country before re-
turning.
E. N. Bemis. familiary known by his
friends as Doc" is now located at
Puyallup where he has secured good
position.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. W. Wallace returned
from Hot Springs Tuesday. Mrs. Wal
lace is 10 very poor health and unim-
proved by her trip.
Mrs. A. B. Weed returned from Mime
sofa, Friday, where she ministered at the
bedside Of her sister, whose sad death
occurred short time ago.
George Nevin, J. P. McCafFerty, And
rev Popovich, Peter Gervais and Andrew
Gervais were among the visitors at the
simcoe Hot springs last week.
Geo. Eaton, Charley Campbell and W.
L. Splawn returned from Kent Tuesday.
Mr.. Eaton is Of the opinion that he failed
to get square deal for his horse.
Sheriff Simmons returned Sunday from
Steilacoom, whittier he journeyed to take
Geo. Mcintyre who has been insane since
being kicked In the head by John WEIGH.
D. E. Lesh returned from Hot Springs
Sunday, having seen and formed q very
favorable impression Of his lately acquir-
ed son. Mr.. Lesh asserts that he tips
the beam at 10 pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Vance and Miss
Wheeler returned on Monday from Olym-
pia where Mr.. Vance was called in dis.
charge Of his duties as q member Of the
worlds fair commission.
Major W. W. Goldsborough, Of the
Tacoma Globe, has been In the city for
the past week accompanied BY his wife.
They are here for health and recreation
and are enjoying their visit.
The announcement Of the coming mar
riage Of William Louis Connolly and Mary
E. Ogden was made at st. Joseph's cath
ole church on Sunday last. The nuptials
will occur on the 9th Of September.
Thomas Lund, Of Roslyn, who has been
visiting his old home at Mandal, Norway,
In company with his family, writes that
they have had q most enjoyable visit,
and expect to start for home August 2lst,
arriving here about the 18th Of septem.
Der.
Robert Scott and family, B. B. Coombs
and wife, and Mr.. Fry returned on Sat
urday last from the Simcoe Hot springs.
Mr.. Scott encountered bear but having
only a shot gun preferred not 10 issue a
Challenge to mortal combat and gracefully
Withdrew.
J. Elgin Baxter, son Of Hon. J. NJ.
Baxter Of North Yakima; Frank Carroll,
son Of Hon. Thomas Carroll, Of Tacoma,
and Charles S. Painter, sou Of Charles
Painter Of Ellensburgh and representa-
tive Of the Ellensburgh LOcatissr, are
spending a lew days In Seattle. - Telegraph.
y -Messrs. Lesh, Dunn and other pro- |
ducers are making arrangements for hav-
ing . glass front cabinet, twenty feet
long and eight feet deep, placed on the
depot platform to contain an exhibit Of
Yakima products. The project is one
that would prove Of great benefit to this
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