The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1895-08-22

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+. M. Her and party returned on Sun
day from their eating IN British Column
bia.
Mrs. Nash left on Tuesday night for
. long visit at her old home in Toronto,
Canada.
Assessor o. v. Carpenter and family
returned on Monday from their outing at
Soda Springs.
]. B. Rogers, Of Tacoma, is in the city.
Mr.. Rogers was formerly connected with
the Sunnyside canal construction work.
Mr.. H. B. Scudder and family and 1.
w. Dudley returned on Friday last from
their outing in the vicinity OF Mt.
Adams.
]. l.. Smith, secretary of the Yakima
Investment company, left on Tuesday for
Portland and Ysquina Bay for his sum.
mer's outing.
A quickly extinguished blaze in the
restaurant known as the Yakima
Kitchen called out the fire department
Saturday evening.
Messrs. Lombard Hartung, Brown,
Hall, Connolly and Sinclair returned on
Tuesday night from their outing in Kick
itst and the Tetan basin.
NJ. U Tou~ac,a ~ ponto,,I IIia
who has been the guest OF her sons ]. G.
and w. E. Lawrence for several months,
returned to her home on Tuesday night.
Messrs. Frank Young. Harry Riley
and John Campbell left on Saturday
morning for Tacoma via the horseback
route. They expect to be gone two
weeks.
Judge Brinker, of Seattle, has been
granted dispensation to join the Yakima
lodge of Elks. The members of the local
organization will see that his antlers are
properly sprouted.
Prosecuting Attorney L. p. Englehart
returned on Monday night from his visit
to Lake Katchees, to conduct the
preliminary examination of McGonigle
at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Walter N. Granger and j. L. Smith
gladdened the hearts of the employees Of
the sunnyside canal Monday by paying
the bills contracted by the receivers OF
the Yakima Investment company.
Seattle Post Intelligencer: Mr.. and Mrs.
L. s. Hewlett, of North Yakima, will &C.
cupy the house OF Gen. E. M. Carr, on
Rainier street for few weeks, during the
absence OF the Cars on their camping
trip in British Columbia.
J. Fl. Purdin and wife, formerly of the
Wenas. have returned to Yakima county
after an extended trip to Kansas, Mis-
souri,, Oregon and other states. They
are now well satisfied that this section
cannot be surpassed as place of resi-
dence.
III. II. Allen returned from the Sound
on Saturday last. He states that his
daughter, Mrs. Storrow, will probably be
compelled to use crutches for two or three
months longer, owing 10 sprained knee
received in runaway.
Five prairie schooners loaded with i'm
migrants, passed through the city Sun
day, bound for the neighborhoed of Seat
tie. There we're four families from Texas
and one from Nebraska. The former
had been on the road for four months.
Judge Sol Smith was accompanied to
this city on his trip from Goldendale by
Rev. u. F. Hawk, of the Methodist
church of that city. The gentlemen
drove across the reservation, arriving on
Tuesday. They leave tomorrow morn
ing on the return "trip.
Mrs. T. B. Gum and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. George s. Vance, Mrs. Chris Scow
and family, Mrs. F. B. Shardlow, the
Misses Wheeler, Cary, Bnnnell aud
Smith, and Messrs. Worries, Moore and
Swindlehurst returned on Tuesday night
from their outing on Lake Katchees.
On the 29th inst. Sunnyside lodge 149,
10. o. F. will hold its first annual pic
mic at Col. A. G. Walkers grove, near
Zillah; and in the evening grand ball
will be given in the Investment comps
headquarters building in Zillah. Every
body is invited and a good time is prom
ised.
Stewart & Harkins were yesterday
awarded the contract for the construction
of the new exposition building for the
State Fair grounds, their bid being 1928.
The work is to begin Immediately. The
building will be shaped like cross; the
main room being 40x160 feet in dimen.
sions and the two wings each having q
floor space of 40x5O feet.
Rev. S. H. Cheadle and family have
returned from the Soda Springs and the
usual services of Sunday school and
preaching will be held in the Congrega-
tional church next Sunday morning
MIR. Cheadle has received call to the
ocean View" Congregational church, of
San Francisco. and expects to leave fol
that city in about two weeks.
Peter Rein, brother Of Robert Rein. o.
the Mckee, is in the city looking al