The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1900-08-16
LOCAL AND Personal MENTION

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man, arrived from Tacoma Tuesday.
Arthur Coffin and wife returned on
Tuesday from trip to Alaska.
C. W. Liggett and family returned
from Soda Springs last week.
Alfred Sinclair and wife left on Wed.
nesday for visit on the Sound.
Harry Coombs has gone to Hoquiam
where he has purchased Photographic
studio.
Lloyd Purdin and family have returned
from Idaho and will again make their
home in Yakima.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 7. Foster and Mrs.
David Guilland are Gle Elum visitors
this week.
Geo. s. Rankin left on Tuesday for
Tacoma to take in the hurly.burly Of the
republican convention.
Alex. Sinclair and wife, accompanied
by Mr.. Sinclair's two children. returned
on Monday from San Diego, Cal.
J. H, Fraser and family have returned
from The Dslles and are again occupying
their home on the 'bench."
Harry Coonse left on Tuesday for Ia.
coma to be spectator at the republican
state convention.
Miss Kelso, Of Wslls Wslla, is in the
city visiting her brother, County Auditor
Kelso.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fear returned
on Tuesday from q brief trip to the
Sound.
The family OF Il. +. Bean has arrived
from Ellensburg and will occupy the
Scott residence on Fourth street.
Capt. j. H. Thomas returned from
Seattle on Tuesday where he received
bis final discharge in bankruptcy in
Judge Hantord's court.
I'M. Hall, the civil engineer, left for
Kennewick on Tuesday to make esti-
mates on the work required to rebuild
the ditch in the Dell Haven Irrigation
district.
Gail Mcfarland, a, prominent dentist
of Seattle and a cousin Of Miss Edna
Haines, 10 in the city this week.
F. A. Alexander and wife. of 1.-THE
Fair" are spending the week with Mr..
and Mrs. Marks of the Ahtanum.
M. Probach returned on Saturday from
briei visit with daughter who lives in
Pendleton.
Orno Strong. proprietor Of the West
Coast Trade, of Tacoma, spent couple
of days in Yakima last week.
John Burgeson, who recently returned
from Sweden accompanied by his bride,
is moving into his new home to the north
of II. B. Scudder's residence.
Frank Bartholet and family left on Fri
day for San Francisco where they will
visit Mrs. Bartholets sister for the next
three weeks.
L. E. Sperry left on Wednesday for
Spokane. He has still couple of weeks
left OF the vacation granted by the gov.
eminent.
Louis Lachmund, OF the Horst, Lach-
mund Co., arrived in the city Monday
and is actively interviewing the hop
growers Of the county.
Louis Joerdens, of the state reform
school at Chehalis is spending his vaca-
ton with relatives and friends in Yaki-
ma.
A. Gobalet and family OF Salem, Ore,
are among the recent arrivals who will
make there home in Yakima. Mr..
Gobalet is civil engineer.
Messrs. Denny and Blaine returned to
Seattle on Friday after going over the
line of the Sunnyside canal. Mr.. Blaine
was accompanied by his daughter and
niece.
John Reed expects to leave next week
for Grand Rapids, Michigan, to consult
a specialist regarding his physical condi-
ton. Mrs. Walter Reed will probably
accompany him.
Mrs. Robert Dunn accompanied the
captain to the Sound and they expect to
make an extended trip around and
probably will visit Victoria before return
inc homo