The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-09-05
teens Of Personal ana Local Mention Put
| Into Condensed Form for 1.-THE
HeraId's" Busy
| Readers.

Mrs. Hattie Stone went to Seattle last
Friday for visit among friends.
J. W. Peck and daughter, Miss Geor-
gle, arrived home from the Sound last
Friday.
NJ. +. Thornton came over from
Tacoma last Friday after an absence
OF about three months.
! j. w. Drew went down to Zillah last
week to look over the county and at
tend to some business matters.
| Rev. j. L. Stiverson went to Sunny
side this first Of the week to call on
friends and to attend to some business.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Brown returned
last Saturday from trip on the Sound.
They visited Seattle, Tacoma and other
points.
MIR. and Mrs. William Bacome return
to their home at Custer, Ohio, the first
OF the week, after visit here with their
son, NJ. w. Bacome.
Mrs. j. NJ. Martin went to Yakima
Thursday to be with MIR Martins
brothers family, two members Of which
are i'll -Ellensburg Dawn.
Miss Wheeler, the Western Union
telegraph operator at Ellensburg, was
in the city last Friday to see her friend
Miss Julia Davis who was seriously i'll at
the time and who died later.
Miss Lille Ritter, daughter OF V. j.
Ritter, OF Selah Valley, went to Spokane
last Saturday to reenter the Blair Bust.
ness college, in which she had been a
student earlier in the summer.
A. B. Weed has resigned as a member
OF the school board. His reason are
that he lacked the time to devote to
school work. Superintendent Dickey
will be appointed in his place.
Mrs. l.. b. Darling returned last week
from Seattle to which place she went
last spring for her health. She suffered
from nervous and bilious troubles, and
she returned very much improved.
d. NJ. Shanks. until recently the
manager OF the lockwood creamery at
North Yakima, has become interested in
a string of race horses, which he is rae.
ing on the Northwest circuit.-Ranch
and Range.
A new addition 2Sx3S feet will be ad.
ded to the Selah school building this
fall to meet the demands OF the people
of that valley Prof. Mcintosh and Miss
Blood are the teachers engaged for the
ensuing year.
Miss Sue Porter sailed last Sunday 70
San Francisco, where she will enter
Stanford University. Her sister, Miss
Aimee, accompanied her and will visit
there until her school opens in Yakima
-Ellensburg Capital.
Mrs. Loring Son, OF North Yakima,
has been visiting her Sumner relatives
and friends the past week. . Mr.
Neyemire, Of Yakima, brother OF Mrs
Frank Gardella, is at Sumner to spend
hop picking.-Puyallup Independent.
An addition will be built to the Liber.
ty school building near Alfalfa before
opening of the term this fall. The
school has heretofore accommodated sc
pupils, but within the last year the pop
ulation has so increased in that district
that room for 80 more is required.
DIR. Con Lynch, of North Yakima
spent few days at Fish Lake recently
on hunting and fishing trip. p.
V Hickman, OF North Yakima talks
strongly of building stone building
on the corner next to the New Central
hotel in Gle Elum.-Cascade Miner.
J. F. Farmer, Of Duluth, Mimi, pass.
ed through the city last Friday on his
way home from pleasure and bushes.
trip to California and the Sound cities
He is employed in the Office OF Chester
Congdon of the Ontario Land Co., AT
Duluth, as a law student. He stated
that Chester Congdon intended to make
trip to this place some time this fall.
Lou Washburn, the horse trainer, lef
on Tuesday for North Yakima. He tool
with him several fine horses to go il
training for the races at the state fail
beginning September 3Oth. AS they ar,