The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-08-09
NOTES and PERSONALS.
Short Squlbs About Your Friends Daily
DoinsS.
EVERYBODY At SUMNER RESORTS
Soda springs, stmcee Springs,
The Nile, aud Lakes Kaschees,
Kttehrias and Cie.EIuns Capture
Many Yakimnas.

S. C. Henton was visitor in Tacoma
last week.
Prosecutor Rockford was an Ellensburg
visitor on Wednesday.
+. NJ. Reed left on Tuesday for visit
with his mother at Tacoma.
Miss Mabel Painter returned to her
home in Ellensburg last week.
r. T. Gray and wife, of LaConner, are
in the city aud intend to locate.
+. +. Burt anu wife and Miss Loewen-
stein are visiting friends in Seattle.
Mrs. Woodcock came back on Saturday
last from her outing at Soda Springs.
c. d. Murane and wife left on Satur
day for a ten days vacation on the Nile.
George Bosdet returned on SATURDAY.
morning from his outing at S ida Springs,
Attorney d. II. Cary, of the Northern
Pacific, was visitor in the city yester
day.
Ed. Cowan, secretary OF the State Land
Commission, is in the city for q short
visit.
Cyrus Walker and family left on Tues.
day for the coast to remain for short
time.
Mr.. Ernest Wilcox, Of Tacoma, was
guest OF his uncle, g. p. Wilcox, last
week.
Senator Sergeant, OF the Buckley Lum-
Der Co., was a visitor in the city over
sunday.
Thomas johnson, Of Elens burg, well
known in Yakima. was visitor here on
Tuesday.
DR.. Hare and Col. Walker returned on
Monday evening from their sojourn at
Soda Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs, q. W. Cary came down
from Soda Springs over Sunday, return.
ing on Tuesday.
Mrs. X. Strobach and mother, Mrs.
Belleveau, left on Sunday for an outing
at Soda Springs.
A. b. Weed and wife left on Tuesdsy
for an outing of two weeks at the tunnel
and Hot Springs.
T. w. Moore left on Sunday last for a
visit OF two weeks at Fairhaven, Victoria
and other points.
DIR. w. +. Morrison and family left on
Saturday last for Lake Katchees to spend
a couple of weeks in camp.
Henry Teal returned on Saturday from
his vacation trip to Portland, where he
visited his mother and father.
Miss Belle Swindlehurst, who has been
visiting her brother for some time, left
Sunday for a visit in Helena, Mont.
NJ. V. B. Stacey, the well known capi-
talist, has been visitor in the city for
several days this week, coming from Ta-
coma.
Messsrs. Z. f. Kelso, A. p. Fulkerson.
F. L Chandler and Z. A. Brown left for
Soda Springs on Wednesday afternoon to
spend a'week.
Druggist G. S. Clifford, of Fairhaven,
was city visitor last week. He may es-
tablish drug store in this city in the
near future.
Henry Otter and wife and Miss Anna
Otter left on Tuesday morning for
months visit in Sublimity, Ore, with Mr..
Differs brother.
Chester A. C"ngdon left ON Tuesd ~
mnrning for his home in Duluth; but his
associates here are saying, "It looks very
much like ditch"
Mrs. James nj Gilbert and daughter
and the lady's mother, Mrs. Hogoboom,
left on Tuesday morning for two weeks
visit at Lake Katchees.
I. V. Walter, president of the Tacoma
branch OF the London Il San Francisco
bank, was Yakima visitor one or two
days this week, being here on land Office
business.
Mrs. Wallace Atherton and child and
Mrs. o. NJ. Graves, left on Sunday morn.
ing for their brothers home in Living
ston, Mont, where they will remain for
some time.
Messrs. Brown. Nutting and Miller,
accompanied by Misses Baxter, Bailey
and Wright were over-Sunday visitors at
Soda Springs. The gentlemen returned
On Monday, the ladies remaining.
Senator Frank Hiscock and son, A. X.
Hiscock, who were visitors in Yakima
several days last week, left on Sunday for
Tacoma accompanied by F. d. Hiscock,
for visit on the Sound.
john B. Catron, OF Tacoma, has been
appointed United States marshal for the
southern division OF Washington. He
arrived in Yakima on Monday morning,
and will make this city his headquarters.
Mrs. Eben Curtis, Miss Curtis and Miss
Alire Curtis left on Wednesday morning
for New York city, at which point thew
will embark in the ship "Tillie Starbuck,"
under command of Captain Curtis, for