The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-10-25
YAKIMA People
Visited
and Visiting

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Mrs Byron and Elmer Bernard re-
turned Monday from visit of sew
eral days with Miss Eloise Ritenour
at North Yakima. Undertaken VIM.
Guernsey returned Saturday from
Kennewick, where he went to bury
Robert Range, an old gentleman Of
that place, who died Friday. The
remains were shipped to North Yak
ima.-Prosser Bulletin
Mrs. D. s. Sprinkle returned from
North Yakima Monday.-Prosser
Record
Claude A. Kenyon of North Yak
ina is visiting his sister, Mrs. F. o.
Gibbons. :. Miles Cannon, general
manager of the st. Paul and Tacoma
Lumber Co., from North Yakima, was
in town to-day. and drove down to
Hover. His company will put in a
yard there at once, with e. V. Al
berty in charge.-Kennewick Cour-
fer.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Perry were
North Yakima visitors on business,
Wednesday and Thursday.-Mabton
Chronicle.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Lille went to
North Yakima Thursday on business.
During their absence M. G. Hutchin-
son, an old friend of Mr.. Lille, has
charge Of the store. :. j. M. Hutton,
one of Changers rustling business
men. was at North Yakima Tuesday.
---Toppenish Review.
8. ]. Williams, cattle man from
North Yakima, was in town Tuesday
&C. A. Nelson, of the Hotel Top
penish, was initiated into the Elks'
lodge at North Yakima last night.
Glen Hallet and Charley Grant &C.
companied him to insure a good Job
H. J. Rand and Mr.. Chambers
of North Yakima were looking over
their business interests here yester-
day. Miss Lille Barbee has been
spending the past few days in North
Yakima with Iowa friends. She
went up to attend the wedding of
Miss Jennie Lambert, but the affair
death Of Miss Lambert's brother-in-
law, 4NI. "A. otcWdICs Mis-. n.
Ferguson and Mr.. George Stephen
son were among those who went to
North Yakima to attend the funerai
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. Conrad's baby. /.
Deputy Sheriff Ed Bland captured
three of party of five who broke
into box car at this place last
Tuesday night and tapped a barrel of
whiskey consigned to Ritzville. He
escorted them to North Yakima the
following afternoon. :. Attorney D.
L. Crowder of North Yakima was in
Toppenish Wednesday. Frank Holt,
ST.. and wife visited North Yakima
Monday.-Toppenish Review.
Mrs. Cora Green of North Yakima,
one of the state workers, will speak
in the Christian church Thursday
evening. Mrs. Green was educated
for the ministry, is a splendid
speaker, and will delight those who
hear her.--Daily Localizer.
daughter, left Monday for North
Yakima, where they expect to locate
-. Thos. McCaustland of North
Yakima spent few days in the city
this week, looking after his interests
in the valley. :. Vestal Snyder, one
of the prominent attorneys of North
Yakima, was in the city Monday for
few misunderstanding Dawn.
DR.. Sloan of North Yakima was in
the city Thursday on professional
and private business. The doctor has
treated T. l.. Gamble, and has the
satisfaction of seeing his patient and
beloved friend up and around, rap
idly recovering his normal health.
The numerous friends of Mr.. Gamble
are as much pleased as his doctor,
II such is possible, to know that a
complete recovery Is now as sure as
anything can be. :. =. Miss Ada Fell is
visiting friends in North Yakima
Gle Elum Echo.
DR.. George Sloan came up from
North Yakima Thursday morning on
business, and to call on old friends
and neighbors. &C. r. Oppenland-
er, who has been in North Yakima
most of the time in the past few
months, looking after the erection Of
the new brewery and the instalIa-
ton of the machinery, has returned
to Roslyn, where he will devote most
of his time for the next few months
looking after the interests of the Ros-
lyn Brewing and Mailing Co. The
big brewery at North Yakima, lust
completed, Is one OF the largest and
best equipped in the state of Wash
ington.--Cascade Miner.
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