The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-09-06

w. +. Lawrence was Seattle visitor
during the past week.
James s Donohue, Of Bickleton, was
in the city on Saturday.
Lester Coffin returned on Saturday
from his visit to Hot Springs.
Miss Ada Emerson returned on Tues
day from her visit in Goldendale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred r. Reed spent sew.
eral days at Prosser this week.
o. A. Fechter and wife returned on
Wednesday from their trip TO Victoria.
Mrs w. +. Prosser, who has been i'll
for more than a week, is greatly improved.
T.. G. O'Connor, OF EllensbuYg, was
guest of friends In the city over Sunday.
William Ker left on Wednesday for
Tacoma and Long Branch to spend a few
DAYS.
Lvnde Palmer returned on Monday
from his outing at Tacoma and Delsno
beach.
The family OF Mr.. Joseph +. Sinclair
returned on Friday last from their outing
On the Nile.
Rev. Robert Warner has gone to Ia
roma and neighboring points for two
weeks visit.
THE HERALD force extend thanks to ID
L. MCDOWELL for an extraordinarily fine
watermelon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Otter returned on
Tuesday from their visit with relatives in
Sublimity, Ogn.
G. A. Graham is off duty, on account
OF illness, and X Sampson is supplying
his place temporarily.
Mrs. &. w. Cary was a passenger for
Portland, on Tuesday, where she will
place her orders for fall goods.
Mrs. X. B. Milroy left on Monday
morning for two months visit In Fair.
haven and other points on the Sound.
j. E. Daley and wife have began
housekeeping in the Steiner cottage OPP
posite the residence of Col. w. +, Prosser.
Miss Mamie Maher left on TUESDAYS
train for Tacoma where she will enter the
convent school and remain for the win.
ter.
Professor Barge, of the Ellenshurg nor
NAL school, arrived in the city on Wednes-
day to participate in the work Of the insti-
tute.
Leigh. r. Freeman. OF the Apacortes
Farmer, is visitor in the city for few
days. He says he is neither a populist
nor Coxeyite.
Nelson Rich, one VI the most RESPONSE
ble and progressive men OF the lower part
OF the county, was in town on Friday
and Saturday last.
Mr.. Theo Steiner and family will leave
soon for their new home in Portland
They are at present occupying quarters
in the Hotel Yakima.
Marshal Z. A. Lyon left for the Sound
Wednesday to bring home his wife and
children who have been visiting at Ia
coma and Steilacoom.
Col. A. c. Walker left on Tuesday for
his home in Zillah, after two months or
more OF vacation in this city and the
neighboring summer resorts.
S. II. Donley and Miss Katie Simonson
were married at the residence Of w.
Gross on Sunday, Sept The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. M. L. Rose.
Commissioner Frank HANDLE left on
Wednesday morning for a business trip
to Olympia. He will be gone perhaps a
week. visiting the Interstate fair before
his return.
A. J. Splawn returned from an extend
ed cattle buying trip through Idaho and
the Okanogan country on Monday. Sew
enteen carloads of his cattle passed
through on that day for Seattle.
John T. Hedges, OF indianapolis, son
in law of Mr.. and Mrs. William Rowe,
arrived here on Wednesday to remain q
couple OF weeks and &C Company home
his wife who has been here since May.
W. E. Thornton and Warlow Wilcox
returned last week from a trip up Mount
Tacoma. They reached within about 20O0
feet of the top when they were barred
from further ascent by an immense open
ing in the glacier.
B. Vandever returned on Monday from
his visit to his mining properties in the
Okanogan country. He says but little
assessment work is being done, on &C.
count of the law recently published in
The HERALD, excusing such work for
1894.
Messrs. Nye Taggard. Flavy Curry and
J. II. Hill returned on Tuesday from
their three weeks camping and hunting
trip TO Mount Adams, having had most
enjoyable time. They swear they killed
bear, but unfortunately lost all of the
claws, 80 cannot substantiate the story.
The engagement of Mr.. Samuel Storrow
and Miss Cora Allen is announced, and
the young people are receiving the warm
congratulations and best wishes OF their
many friends. Miss Allen expects to
leave next week for the Sound to prepare
for the happy event which will take place
early in November.