The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1895-08-01

DceHN 49, s'N>y '"oN'
The census of Soda Springs on Satur-
day last showed l0S campers.
Mr.. Frank Horsley says the scenery in
the Tietan is only second to Niagara.
l. II. Dills and W. o. Knox returned
on Tuesday from their jaunt into the
Cascade range.
j. NJ. Henderson, George Klock and &.
III. Jacobs left on Monday for prospect
ing tour in Gold Hill.
Miss Lena Clancy. of Tacoma, has
been guest of her aunt, Mrs. Edward
Whitson, for week or more.
Mr.. Frank Bartholet and wife left on
Thursday last for an outing of several
weeks on the Nahum, in Kittitss coun-
ty.
1t is estimated that last week there
were over 200 campers along the Match
eez between the Yeates mill and Edgar
Rock.
Mrs. II. j. Snively and family and T.
L. Martin left on Wednesday for Soda
Springs where they have established
camp.
DIR. Hill, Attorney Rgg, A. p. Fulker-
son and G. l.. Gordon will leave for Ed
gar Rock Friday on a fishing and hunt
ing trip.
Messrs. Fred Parker, Sam Cameron, G.
A. Congdon, Robert McCook and +. d.
Hiscock will leave on Monday for the
Tietan.
Mrs. Charles M. Holton and daughter,
Miss Holton, leave this morning for an
outing OF a month or more at Soda
Springs.
Mrs. Ii. A. Griffin, Mrs. Percival and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Willis left on Sunday
for q summer vacation of several weeks
at Soda Springs.
Mrs. George Ker and Mrs. T. NJ.
Vance left Wednesday morning for Vic
toris, b. c., where they expect to remain
for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. p. Englehart intend to
become members of the large party OF
Yakimites who will go into camp at Lake
Kitchelas next Tuesday.
Mrs. Matt Bartholet and children and
Alfred Schanno left for Soda Springs on
Wednesday. They will be joined ON Sat
urday by Mrs. Chapman and Miss
Schanno, of The Dalles.
Col. A. G. Walker, DIR. Hare, j. Z.
Ryan and E. M. Reed will leave on Sun
day to spend couple of weeks in the
vicinity of Edgar Rock, where they will
be joined by Judge G. B. Graves.
Capt. j. 7. Simmons, Jack Stensil, +.
Mcdaniel and Dick Ball have gone to the
formers latest and best mining claim on
the south side of Dumping lake. The
captain thinks he has world beater.
Messrs. Frank Horsley, A. B. Weed,
R. X. Nichols and +. S. Cline returned
on Tuesday from their outing in the Tie
tan basin. They had most enjoyable
time, and say the scenery around that
locality is as grand as any to be found in
Washington.
The dance at Soda springs, last Satur-
day night, proved failure. There was
no one there who would take the initia-
tive and bring about sociability, and be-
fore those present could cast aside their
frigidity the management turned out the
lights, leaving nothing elso to do but 20
to the camps. The campers, however,
manage to pass the time most pleasantly
and the fishing is improving, although
those who would be most successful must
20 several miles below the Springs. The
campers come and go, but there are sev-
eral camps that will continue throughout
the warm weather, the personale Of which
changes only to the extent of visitors
being taken in for few days. The
family of ID. +. Lesh, with Mrs. Benson,
have been there most OF the season, as
have those of U. F. Diteman, j. B. Pugs-
ley, Thomas Lund, w. j. Roaf, T. q.
Redfield, r. Strobach, Lewis Janeck and
number Of others. Miss Hamacher,
Miss King, Mrs. George Guilland and
Mrs. Vestsl Snyder are comfortably quar-
tered there among their friends and APP
pear to be enjoying the outing. Mrs. l..
s. Hewlett, with Miss Myra Hewlett,
Miss Ruby Whitson and the Misses
Cameron returned home on Wednesday
after a weeks outing, while Col Walker,
who has been at the Springs for over a
month, will break camp to-day. Among
the visitors on. Sunday were Messrs.
Hare. Dickinson, Reed, Koepp, Norby,
Cheadle, J. NJ. Brown and Smelling. The
last three made the trip for the purpose OF
choosing u camp for their families and all
are nov taking in the pleasures of out
doors life. Delos Kingsbury. Mrs. Tracy,
the Misses Kinasbury and Miss Dent
spent few hours at the Springs Sunday,
while Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Clark, who
were encamped some distance above
made ihs round of calls previous to leay-
ing for home.