The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-08-02

w. f. Miller, rerresentine the whole
sale pspcr house OF II. N. Richmond q
Co., OF Tacoma, was caller at THE HER
AID office on Saturday. lie says thai
Yakima Is the only city in Washington
and alleges that much Of its prosperity Is
due to the constant advertising given it
by the city's best paper, TnE HERALD.
G. NJ. Mckinney and family, Mrs. s.
c. Nash and daughter, Messrs. Campbell.
Barrett, Stackhouse, Caldwell and
Poyntz, and Misses Stackhouse and
Wright returned the first OF the week
from their long outing at Sinooe Springs,
having had most enjoyable time.
Earl Watt, OF Coffin Bros big estab-
lishment, left on Saturday last. overland,
for The Dalles. After short visit there
he will 20 on to his old home in Yamhill
county, Oregon, for a vacation Of two
weeks.
Mr.. Ed. Cowan, secretary OF the state
land commission. is expected here on
Sunday next to accompany DIR. Hare and
Col. Walker on their fishing trip up the
Natcheez. They 20 next week.
2. A. Bounds aud family left on Mon.
day last for Rattlesnake springs to spend
several weeks at camping. The springs
are situated about eight miles above the
Nile.
w. W. Loeper returned this morning
from Soda Springs, having left ls family
there. He says fully $50 people are nov
s,journing there, and all are having a
splendid time.
Thomas z. Smith, Of Washington, d
c., an employee in the Indian department
has been in the city for two days this
week, leaving this morning for Fort Sim.
zoe.
Robert McCook. of the McCook. His.
cock hop ranch, returned from California,
where he is engaged in mining opera
tons, on Saturday last.
T. c. O'Connor, George Elliott and
Frank Williams, we'll known citizens OF
Tacoma, spent Sunday in this city re-
newing friendships.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Weed George Don
aid and Frank Horsley were over.Sunday
visitors at Soda Springs, returning Mon
day afternoon.
Sherman Barker snd Ralph Van Bus
kirk, two young fellows of the city, left
Monday afternoon for week on the Nile.
Miss Painter. OF Ellensburg. who has
been the guest of Mrs. Al. Whitson for
the past month. returned home to-day
Thomas Harvey and James Sharp left
on Wednesday for few days trip up the
Yakima canyon on fishing tour.
Mr.. G. W. Elliott, OF Elensburg. the
beet sugar enthusiast OF the windy city,
was Yakima visitor on Monday.
Mrs. b. B. White returned this morn
ing from a long visit in San Francisco
and other California points.
Mr.. William Griffin left to-day for his
oil home in Spokare, on account OF the
serious illness OF his wife.
Jack Bradford has gone back to Ta-
coma, where feminine attractions seem
all powerful at present.
S. w. Maxey, of the State Board OF
Horticulture for this district, came down
from EIlensburg to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Henton, ron and
mother, left to-day for Tacoma and the
sea shore.
Miss Teeple, clerk in the postoffice at
Toppenish, was a Yakima visitor on
Monday.
Mrs. Bernard Wilkinson left to-day for
a visit with relatives ut Tacoma.
Mrs. A. SCHNEIDER left to-diy for e.
lensburs on a visit to her sister.
William Crook left few days ago for
his old home in Memphis, Mo.
DR.. |. N. Power is in the city from
Ellensburg to-day.