The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1894-08-02
NOTES And PERSONALS
Short SQuibs About Your Friends Daily
DOinsS.
EVERYBODY At SUMNER RESORTS.
Soda springs, slmcec springs,
The Nile, aud Lakes kRtehees,
Kitcheias and Cie-Eium Capture
Many Yakimans.


week.
HI. snively made business trip to
Soda Springs on Wednesday.
Lynde Palmer returned on Tuesday
from his business trip TO Tacoma.
F. II. Rudkin was q sojourner at the
windy city for few days last week.
J. Giezentanner and L. c. Rolph were
kiona visitors in the city over Sunday.
George Vance and wife left this morn.
ing for ten days outing on Lake Kat
cheez.
Mrs. ID. w. Simmons and children re-
turned on Monday from their trip to the
Sound.
Samuel Chappell and family left in the
big "carryalI" on Tuesday morning for
Soda Springs.
Mesdames John Donald and George
Donald returned on Wednesday from
Soda Springs.
Messrs. Charles and Will Carpenter re.
turned on Saturday night from their trip
up the Cowychee.
Capt. Charles NJ. Holton left on Tues
day morning for business trip to Seat
tie. lie returned to-day.
Messrs. Schott, Fischer aud Napier re-
turned on Sunday night from their fish
ing trip to Simcoe Springs.
DIR. w. w. Mccormick returned on
Tuesday from his Natrheez ranch, where
he has been rusticating for some time.
W. w. Corbett, of The Ranch, accom-.
panied by his family. left on Saturday for
the upper Natrheez on camping trip.
Fred r. Reed and wife will arrive
from Portland Friday morning and go
right through to Prosser, returning Sun
day.
w. $. Noblitt, II special agent in the
Indian service, who has been at Fort
Simcoe for some time, left on Monday
for the Sound.
Mrs. Andrew Gibson and Miss Suffer.
well known in Yakima, arrived in the
city on Wednesday from Martin for
few days shopping.
John Kingsbury returned on Tuesday
morning from Tacoma. where he has
been since the state militia encsmpment
At Woodlawn ended.
II. A. Griffin and wife and Miss Rose
Perrival, Mrs. Griffin's sister, will leave
on Saturday for months outing on the
Nile, some % miles mp the Natcheez.
DR.. Rosser and Messrs. James Green
and J. A. Shannon, accompanied by
their families, left on Wednesday morn
ing for vacation at Simcoe Springs.
Messrs. l.. V. Jaueck and Williams,
accompanied by their families, left on
Wednesday morning for an outing of
probably months duration on the Nile.
l.. S. Humes, OF Seattle, son of Judge
Humes, was a guest of the family Of Theo.
iore Steiner, of this city, fer several days
this week, leaving for home on Wednes-
day.
Sheriff Matthews and Under Sheriff
Hicks, of Pierce county, were Yakima
visitors on Saturday, having preferred
putting in time in this city instead of
Pasco.
T. G. Redfield and Orlando Beck re
turned on Thursday last from Soda
Springs, and their families leave to-day
for he same summer resort for an outing
Of two weeks.
]. c. Crome, representing Palmer &
Rey, type founders, was a city visitor
on Saturday and received his usual order
for new job faces and other material from
THE HERALD.
Judge Graves and Messrs. II. J.Snively.
J. d. Cornett, A. B. Weed, II. H. Lom-
bard, w. l.. Connolly and John RYAN
leave on Saturday for an outing OF two
weeks in the Tietan basin.
DR.. Morrison and SamiIy and J. NJ.
Gilbert and wife will leave on Monday
next for Lake Kitchelas, making the
trip overland. They will remain in the
mountains for ten days or two weeks.
Rev. Cheadle and family have returned
from the mountains, and the regular SER
vices in the Congregational church will be
resumed next Sunday. Sunday school
at 80 and preaching service at II 80.
Mrs. Charles Clancy and daughter and
Miss Hattie Allen, daughter of Senator
Allen, who have been guests of Mrs
Edward Whitson for the past week, left
on Wednesday for Mrs. Clancy's home in
Tacoma.
Mrs. A. Forbis returned on Tuesday
morning form her long visit in Golden
dale; but 'that baby" about which 80
much talk has been made, had flown an
hour or so before her arrival-it having
been adopted by Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ.
Hall, of this city.
Z. ii. Libby, of The Ranch, will take
vacation during the next two weeks,
going to Seattle and thence to Walla
Walla. During his absence The Ranch
will not be published, but will take va