The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1902-07-22
LOCAL AND Personal MENTION

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legal business in Ellensburg last week.
j. b. Pugsley accompanied the Dite-
man family on their expedition to Mt.
Adams.
Mr.. Taylor OF North Yakima was in
town looking for business location.-
Gle Elum Echo.
ii. J. Miller, a prominent business
man of Seattle was in the city last week
at Hotel Yakima.
Miss Margery Krutz returned from
Spokane last Thursday where she had
been visiting some girl friends.
Mrs. Will Prater of Ellensburg came
down last week to spend month with
her mother, Mrs. Joseph Stephenson.
Henry Schott and family left last
Wednesday morning for ten days or
two weeks camping trip to the Ahtanum
Soda Springs.
Patterson, Grafton, Candy and Lar
son returned from their fishing excur-
sion up the Natchez last week, report
ing good, jolly time.
Mrs. Dan Murphy OF Chicago is visit
ing at the home of DR.. Burns. Also
w. c. Morris and daughter of Spokane
were their guests last week.
A. Lincoln Sisk OF the Upper Wenas
was in town last week. He reports
that the grass in that section is still
long and green and that the cattle are
doing well.
Alex McCready expects to start bust
ness in his new store at Simcoe station
about the first of August. Mr.. j. L.
Banks will be in charge when every.
thing is completed. Sem
! tinel.
Frank Leach of Yakima, who has
/ been under the medical care of DR.. Bean
for some time, returned to his home
Monday. els completely recovered
Ellensburg Localizer.
The friends of Dude" Minner were
glad to see him on the streets last week.
and he was the recipient of many con-
CALCULATIONS. 1t was thought for a
while that "Dude'' would "pass over
the river
Mrs. Richardson, the sister of Mrs.
Horsley, left for her home in Frisco
last Friday morning. She has been Wis
iting here for couple of weeks, during
which time a number of receptions were
rendered in her honor.
Those who expect to hunt when the
season opens next month should not
labor under the delusion that the license
law has been declared illegal, for such is
not the case and the fee will be collected
by the auditor as heretofore.
The Dunkards' building going up on
Second street between Crawford's cigar
stand and the abstract office, will be oc-
cupied by Geo. W. Cary, who will put
in a new grocery store. The firm of
Phillips & Cary has been dissolved.
w. ii. James, manager OF the Sacra-
mento Bee, who has been in the city
since Sunday on business and pleasure
trip combined, staying at the home Of
relatives, Mrs. Joe Stephenson, left Sat-
urday for his home in Sacramento, Cal.
Miss Mary Boyle, who has been visit
Ing Mrs. Rigg for the past month, left
for her home in Seattle Saturday morn
ing. She was accompanied by Miss Ida
Sharkey, who will spend month with
her, returning after the Elks' Carnival.
A camping party composed OF the fol-
lowing persons left last Sunday morning
for the headwaters of the Ahtanum to
be gone for three weeks: Frank Terrell
and wife, Mrs. Williamson, Edith Will
hanson, Nerney Bounds, Virgil Dudley,
! Ernest PentZ, Genevieve Terrell and
Grace Human.
W. J. Roaf, the genial druggis st on the
corner of Yakima avenue and Second
street, went down to Pasco last week
Friday and Saturday-to play for big
ball given in that city. Mr.. Roaf has
repeatedly refused to play for the dances
around town here during the last few
months, but the thought of mixing with
his old friends in Pasco was sufficient
to take him away Tor night and he re-
/ ports a good time with hospitable peo-