The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-08-30

Mrs. T. II. Shannon is visiting friends
on the Sound.
Peter Bellies is visiting the Sound coun-
try this week.
II. X. Owens returned on Wednesday
from Tacoma.
i L. f. Sperry returned on Wednesday
from Long Branch.
Editor Eldredge, OF the Prosser Ameri.
can, is in the city.
J. +. Lowry, of Kiona, was visitor in
Yakima on Monday last.
Samuel Storrow returned on Thursday
from business trip to Tacoma.
Charles +. Bailey returned on Friday
last from his trip to Port Townsend.
Rev. J. T. Eshelman is expected in the
city for a short visit within few days.
Julius Pincus, the we'll known Seattle
hop buyer, was in the city on Thursday.
Lynde Palmer is enjoying an outing at
Delano beach, but is expected home this
week.
o. A. Fechter and wife leave this week
for a weeks visit In Victoria and the
Sound.
Doc Coe left on Wednesday for a
hunting trip of few days ON the Yakima
reservation.
The families OF NJ. l.. Rose and F. d.
Eshelman will return tomorrow from
Soda Springs.
Messrs. Phil Otter and Frank Bartho-
let returned today from their outing at
the Old Mission.
Messrs. S. G. Crandall and Dwight
Crandall and their families, returned to.
day from Soda Springs.
Judge Reavis returned on Friday from
Olympia, where he had taken his wife
and children for an outing.
Mrs. + A. Lyon and child left on We'd
nesday for long visit with friends and
relatives in Tacoma and at Steilacoom.
Deputy U. S. Marshal Catron left this
morning for business trip to Tacoma.
He will return early in the coming week.
ID. r. McGinnis, OF Sunnyside, is nov
in Chicago arranging for an excursion to
this county about the 10th OF September.
r. Z. NJ. Strickland, of Spokane, who,
by the way, is one of the regents of the
state university, was visitor in Yakima
on Wednesday.
Senator c. W. Ide, of Spokane, was a
Yakima visitor on Wednesday. He is
looking after his ditch proposition through
the reservation.
Jack Bradford, who has been enjoying
long vacation in Tacoma, returned to
Yakima and hard labor in his hop field
on Thursday morning.
Mrs. II. G. Humphrey and daughter
and Miss Estelle Dunning. leave on Sat
urday for their long deferred visit in
Wisconsin and New York.
S. S. King, Of the Everett National
bank, and l.. B. Bunnell, of Helena,
Mont, are in the city endeavoring to
place some money on good farm securities
Mrs. Albert Saylor and Mrs. d. W.
Simmons, of North Yakima, are in the
city ON a shopping expedition, and are
quartered at the Diller, says the Seattle
P..I
| Miss Jessie Bailey leaves on Saturday
for years visit at her old home in New
Jersey. Miss Bailey's many friends in
Yakima will regret her absence. while
they may wish for her pleasant visit.
The Messrs. Cameron and the Misses
Scudder, Cameron and Hewlett, and
Mrs Sam Cameron and daughter return
ed on Friday last from the Wenatchee
where they were the guests of A. B. Fin
lay.
Leonard Thorpe returned the first OF
the week from Kittitas county, where he
has been getting pointers on populism.
He states that the populists are very
strong up there, and sighed as he wished
they were equally aggressive here.
Mr.. S. S. Purdy, the night operator at
the depot in this city, was taken to Mis-
soula on Monday, where he will enter the
Northern Pacific hospital. He is suffer
ing from q malarial fever, and required
very tender care and nursing. His place
will be temporarily filled by Mr.. Ellis,
a travelling or "tourist" operator.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shardlow, Miss
|, Stackhouse, Mr.. Harry Worries and Mr..
and Mrs. d. G. Stone have returned from
Fish lake, Kittitas county, where they
, put in couple of weeks at camping very
pleasantly. A three-pound trout found
its way to the editors table as result Of
the skill of Mr.. Shardlow.