The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-08-16
NOTES and PERSONALS
Short Squibs About Your Friends Daily
DoinsS.
EVERYBODY At SUMNER RESORTS
soda springs. simcoe springs,
The Nile, aud Lakes katchees,
Kischeias and CIe.Eiuns Capture
Many Ynkimans.
q. S. Rankin was an Ellensburg visitor

q. S. Rankin was an Ellensburg visitor
last week.
John Reed leaves on Saturday for trip
to Soda Springs.
n. II. Lille was Toppenish visitor in
the city on Wednesday.
judge Carroll B. Graves was a visitor
in the city on Saturday last.
Mrs C. ]. Taft is visiting relatives and
friends in Baker City, Ore.
Mr.. Ben L. Snipes. of Seattle, was a
visitor in Yakima on Wednesday.
J. II. Morris and wife, of Kiona, were
visitors in the city on Saturday last.
j. ID. Medill left on Sunday for three
weeks visit with friends in Tacoma.
Miss Rose Cary came down from Soda
Springs on Monday, returning on Tues
day.
Earl Watt returned on Monday from
his trip through the Willamette valley, in
Oregon.
]. p. Mauzy, the kennewick fruit
grower, was a visitor in the city on Wed
Desday last.
Miss Louise Teeple, deputy posmistress
at Toppenish. was a visitor in Yakima on
Wednesday.
A. l.. Slemmons, receiver OF the local
land Office, left on Wednesday for BUSH
ness trip to the sound.
f. NJ. Reed returned yesterday from
his visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Reed, of Tacoma.
Judge j. B. Reavis and family leave
this week for a long visit with relatives
and friends in Olympia.
Messrs. Brown, Fulkerson, Chandler,
Keso and Owens returned from Soda
Springs on Monday morning.
Mr.. Duncan g. Inveraritv, well known
in Yakima, arrived in the city on Sunday
for visit with his many friends.
Mrs. A. u. r ,ss and sister, Mrs. Hugh
Wilson, left OH Saturday last to spend n
month in an outing at various points on
the Sound.
w. II. Chapman and wife returned
from their visit with Deputy marshal
Vinson and wife, at Spokane, on Wednes-
day morning.
George S. Vance and wife returned on
Saturday last from their outing on Lake
Kstchees, and report having had very
enjoyable time.
Col. A. c. Walker, DR.. Hare, John d.
Cornett and John Ryan left on Sunday
morning for fishing and camping trip
on the Nile.
Lester Coffin left on Wednesday morn
ing for Hot Springs. He is getting sc
thin that cooler weather is desired to
brace him up.
James Mabry. A. S. French and Pat
Jordan returned yesterday from a ten days
sojourn in the Tietan basin and Dumping
lake country.
Edwin Sharpe, of Tacoma, representing
that city's great market journal, the
West Coast Trade, was visitor in Yak
ina on Saturday last.
Mr.. s. G Steele and son, of New Lon
don. KY, were visitors in the, city on
Friday last, looking over some OF theil
Washington mail contracts.
Cook Gerry, of the Hotel Yakima, left
on Wednesday for a visit on the sound.
And there is mourning in the duing
room Of that establishment.
Miss Cunning left on Tuesday for 8
visit of two or three weeks at Tacoma
She will spend much OF her time at Poin,
Defiance, with camping party.
w. A. Hardy, of Seattle, one of the
crack marksmen of the Pacific coast is in
the city for a friendly contest with men,
bers of the local Rod 4 Gnn club.
Senator c. w. Ide, of Spokane, was a
visitor in Yakima on SATURDAY. last, look
ing over his proposition as to proposed
GO mile ditch which will run through the
reservation.
Rev. G. A. Salyer, of Ballard, has ac-
cepted call from the First Baptist
church of this city. He arrived, with his
family, this morning, and will conduct
services on Sunday.
Senator Ell Parker, OF Elvira, KY,
made one day visit in Yakima this
week. He stopped over on Tuesday,
while en- route eastward, to see his broth
er, Mr.. Fred Parker.
Percy w. Rochester, well known here,
is in the city endeavoring TO run up a
corner on "spuds" He says he wants
100 tons, and thinks he will get them.
He is representing Seattle firm.
Mrs. q. A. Graham and daughter left
on Monday morning for Cincinnati and
Lebanon, Ohio, for visit OF two or three
months. And deep, black border or
naments the cashiers desk at the depot.
Dr. ]. j. Miller, of San Jose, is a Yak
ina visitor this week. His fatker owns
considerable realty in the vicinity of this