The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1904-08-17
CONDENSED CITY NEWS.

Miss Agnes Wilcox is visiting relatives
in Tacoma.
George Donald, Jr., has returned from
a vacation on the coast.
Frank Shardlow was IL business WISH
tor at Gle Elum last week.
4. +. Smelling has returned from trip
among old friends in Oregon.
Attorney Daniel Boyd of Kennewick
Mrs. w. l.. Jones has gone to Tacoma
to spend a few weeks with her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hough came
home last week from their outing at
Soda Springs.
Stanley Coffin mas returned from n
snort visit to North Beach at which place
he has summer cottage.
Mayor O. A. Fcchter came down from
Lake Kaches Sunday night where he
has been spending the past week.
Alex McCredy. c. H. Ritenour and l..
ID. $. Patton returned Saturday from
their trip to the Cowlitz coal fields.
MIS-. n. l.. I.eckenD., nee I'll VIII, caiic
over from Seattle Monday night to
spend Il few weeks at her former home.
Mrs. Johns of Ellensburg, mother of
Mrs. A. l.. Slemmons of that city is here
spending few weeks with Mrs. Frank
Horsley.
verney Bounds left Saturday after
noon for Victoria, b. c. He is going
Ii hn
entire British province.
Irwin Bounds left today on his return
to Stanford University. Cal. He will
leave from Seattle on the steamer City
of Pueblo" next Sunday morning.
James Wright went up to Gle Elum
Saturday afternoon to make prepare
tons for the shipping of 1000 Shropshire
spring lambs to the Chicago market.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Clark went to
Seattle last week to attend the graduat-
ing exercises of Wilson's Business col
lege. Their son George was a member
of the graduating class.
Mrs Josephine Harmon went to Or
ting last week to visit short time with
her son William. She was accompanied
by A. f. Switzer who will spend vaca-
ton on the Sound.
Miss Jessie Snively left last Saturday
to spend three weeks at Long Beach as
the guest of Miss Margaret Prosser
whose parents are spending the summer
there. Miss Snively intends to go to
Baltimore in September where she will
enter college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Strangeway of
Lodi. Mimi, have arrived here to spend
Il year and may decide to remain perma-
nently, For the present they intend to
visit Mr.. Strangeway's mother and sis
ter, Mrs. f. Strangcway and Mrs. Roy
McWain.
Sam Miller, mayor of Milton. Or. also
proprietor of the Milton Nurseries. spent
few days in the city last week, the
guest of his niece Mrs. T. w. Berry. He
was accompanied by Miss Jessie Frasier,
niece of Mrs. Berry's, who will visit
the latter some days.
There will be no services held at First
church of Christ, Scientists. Third street
between A and Is, until Sunday morn
ing, September 4th. After this date the
regular services will be held as usual in
Guiding the Wednesday evening meeting
at 7:45 and Sunday school for the cnil-
dren at 10 a. m.
Mrs. Elizabeth Delhi and Mrs. Anna
Adams gave q dinner party at the Ho-
tel Bartnolet last Thursday evening to
n few of their most intimate friends.
They left the following afternoon for
the Occur d'Alene summer resort near
Spokane and will spend the remainder
Of summer at that point before leaving
for their home in Chicago.
Those present were Louis and Clarence
Fitterrer, Jessie Hatch, Florence Weed,
Dorothy and Margaret Hamel, Hazel
Pease, Vera Hill. Anna Stevens. Leola
and Margaret Williams, Margaret, lIar
~ and Edward Schott, Henry and Ar
mour Otter. Bobby Moore. Lyle Daver
in, Audrey Pearson, Merland and Ray
mond Nagler. Willie Jarnigan, Phillip
Diehl, William Cornett, Sears Horsley,
Roland and Kenneth Janeck.