The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-08-03
THROUGHOUT THE COUNTY
What Is Going on in the Ncighboring
Towns and Villages.
BRIEF Personal NEWS NOTES
Paragraphs of a Social and Cosby Natur
Written Especially for The Herald"
Readers by UptO-Date
Correspondents
BRIEF PERSONAL MEMS NOTES
Soda Springs Spray.

Miss Meta Cook has left for her home
in Junction City. Kansas.
After a careful hunt Messrs. Fisher d
/ Gorden found their horses-that were re-
ported lost, last week--close to Tampico.
Our camping ground is pretty we'll
filled up aud it is with difficulty that the
new arrivals are accommodated where
shady nook can he found.
/ We are very fortunate in having nice
/ fresh vegetables brough: into camp bv
Mr.. Foster of the Ahtanum and for about
half the price they csn he bought for in
town.
Rev. Dent preached a very fine sefmon
here last Sunday at p. m, and an
nounced that there would be services
next Sabbath at the same hour, which
will likely be conducted by Rev. Hawk.
! Fishing is the principal amusement
here and the fish appear to be plentiful
We are waiting very patiently Tor the
game season to open, so ss to have some
fun with the grouse and pheasants, of
which there seems to be plentiful sup
ply.
Climbing the mountain sides is one Of
the great amusements for the young
people, and some of the Young ladies
have proven themselves very expert in
the task, notably Miss Lombard. Mrs.
Townely and several others have outdone
their escorts.
About dark, few evenings ago, we
were all called out to look for little
Homer Fisher, supposed to be drowned
in the Ahtanum. After about an hours
hunt with graphing hooks and lanterns
the little fellow WAS found asleep in a
hammock, greatly to the Joy of bis fond
mother.
Oyer Sunday visitors were A. r. Sin
clair and wife. Fay Fenton, Charles Nc
Claim, j. A. Adams and family, Merit
Martin, Alfred Dent, Misses Ella Bryson
and Nora Plumb, l.. o. Janeck, Mrs.
Townley and daughter, S. Huntington,
Frank Clemmer, Miss Meta Mcdaniel
and Miss Ella Lindsay.
There is some kind of an animal that
visits most of the camps at night and he
| has a sweet tooth, for he generally makes
a raid on the best frosted cakes he can
find in camp. Your correspondent was
awakened few nights ago by terrible
racket in the kitchen and on getting up
to investigate found himself minus
nice fruit cake. Mrs. +. Horsley Jared
much the same, while Mrs. Wilgus was
badly frightened, but her dogs scared
the intruder away.
Since our last weeks report the follow
ing have arrived in camp;
Mrs. M. F. Richardson, son and
daughter, of San Francisco ...... 3
Miss G. Reyes, North Yakima .... |
IL. A. Hall and wife ....... ..... 2
| G. A. Speer and Lee Van Buskirk. 2
@. Ii. Burr and family. Ahtanum 3
Miss Mamie Ward ............... |
A. Johnson. North Yakima ......... 4
Mrs. Parton. .... .......... |
Mrs. ). Chappeli 3
Wesley Garrett and mother. ...... .
Prof. G. II. Watt, Pullman, Wash |
w. +. Benson, North Yakima ...... |
w. II. Gano, Ahtanum ............ |
K. H. Morgan, Miss Carrie Morgan,
Miss Helen Druse, OF Mob Hill ..... 3
Mr.. and Mrs. F. WEIGH and Katie Vary 3
Mrs. W. A. Bell
| c. B. Benson and wife. ...... 2
j. W. Morrison and family, Ahtanum g
Arthur Burr, Ahtanum. .......... /
Joseph Morrison and family ......... 5
Wm Harrison and family .......... 3
Mrs. NJ. Clark, North Yakima go. .. 3