The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-02-18
Personal.

Ira m. hfutZ left on tuesday Tor IA
coma.
Fred Parker paid 4 brief visit to Ia
coma this week.
Col. L. s. Hewlett left Wednesday for
Seattle, to be gone a few days.
Keith W. Dunlop left on Wednesday for
q visit to his old home in England.
L. K. Cogswell, q prominent stockman
Of Chehalis, was among those present at
the Stock Breeders convention Tuesday.
Auditor M. H. Fills left on Tuesday for
Olympia, to be absent q few days on
business. Mrs. Ellis accompanied him
on the trip.
J. M. Ogle and wife, Of Slaughter, and
Geo. Hazard, Of Tacoma, arrived from
the west this morning, and are quartered
at the Yakima.
AN. Fitch, president Of the Traders
Bank Of Tacoma, DR.. Wing and Isaac
Pincus, the hop buyer, are members Of
the schulze party.
H. s. Huson, Of Tacoma, who is inter
ested in the ditch contest which has been
occupying the attention Of the court,
spent couple Of days in the city the fore
part Of the week.
J. M. Brown, Of Prosser, WHO has been
spending the winter in the east, is in the
city to-day. He says that Yakima now
suits him better than ever, and that he
couldn't be hired to live east.
Paul schulze, Nelson Bennett and few
friends are here in Mr.. Schulze's private
car. They devoted Thursday to an in
spection Of the big ditch and will leave
this evening for the Sound.
Miss Thompson, the sixteen-year-old
niece Of John R. Patton, suffered the am
putation Of her right leg at the knee at
Tacoma Sunday. Incorporation was made
necessary on account Of tuberculosis Of
the knee joint.
J. r. Abbey has again resumed the
position Of operator at the depot. Mr..
Coate has gone to Toppenish, where be
succeeds @. B. Jordan as agent. Mr..
Jordan and family will shortly leave for
their former home in the east.
Archer s. BoWleS, ex-sherif Of Walla
Walla county, and now q prominent real
estate man Of that place, was in Yakima
Tuesday, attracted by q desire to see the
artesian wells. His desires were grati6ed
and he considered the sight well worth
the trip.
Col. James Hamilton Lewis, Of Seattle,
spent Monday In Yakima on his return
from the south and east. He is inclined
to the belief that ex-Secretary Whitney
10 the coming standard-bearer Of the dem
ocratic party. Col. Lewis Is not averse to
making the run this fall for governor Of
the state.
P. q. Lauesen, G. E., Q prominent real
estate and investment broker Of Wen
atchee, was in the city Thursday, and
after inspecting The HERALD lob Office,
pronounced Il one Of the most complete
he had seen in the state, and the work
done for him equal to any turned out from
the Offices Of the larger cities.
Rev. W. H. Cornett, Of Spokane, arrived
here Monday night for the purpose Of
spending few days with relatives and
friends. Asmall entertainment was given
Tuesday evening at the residence Of his
parents in honor Of his birthday. Mr..
Cornett Is greatly pleased with Spokane,
but says that the demands upon his time,
through having such large charge, give
him few leisure moments.
Samuel p. Sturgis, banker Of Pendle-
ton, and O. 8. Jackson, proprietor Of the
East OreOOnian, were in the city . couple
Of days during the past week investigat-
ing the various irrigating enterprises here
abouts. Mr.. Sturgis IL interested in o.
100000 ditch project in UmatiIla county,
and the object Of his visit was TO become
fully posted on irrigation matters. They
were greatly pleased with North Yakima,
Yakima county and the people here.