The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-10-11
YAnM MA People
Visited
and Visiting

Miss Cora Hill visited her parents
in Yakima last Friday Joe Bar
tholet of Yakima was Vanderbilt
guest last Sunday . Rodney White
has sold his saloon at Thorp and
gone to Yakima. :. Martin Cameron
was called TO the bedside of his sis
ter. Miss Belle. who is very low with
typhoid at Yakima. 4. Kittitas val
ley Is well represented at the state
fair this week. People from town
and country have gone down in
large numbers. The horse race be-
tween a Kittitas and Yakima horse
has been one of the drawing cards.
49,. The big race between the Nc
Even horse and John fuckers favor
lite was run at the state fair on
Tuesday and the Kittitas people were
victorious. The east end of the val
ley was well represented and with
plenty of money. 1t Is reported that
the Yakima people parted with from
$4,000 to $500 as result Of "a
difference Of opinion" as David
Harum said.-Ellensburg Capital
Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. MerwiM enter
tanned the NJ f. choir and their hus-
bands CD Friday evening asst The
game of ring toss was thoroughly en-
joyed by all present A delicious
lunch was served, after which conun-
drums were responded TO by Chas
Nessly and j. E. Merwin. DR.. Calk-
ms and w. r. Ammon took the first
honOrs in the game of rabbit A
most enjoyable time was the verdict
Of all present. Attorney VIM Thomp-
son Of North Yakima was in town
Ttesday attending the meeting of the
Ely council in the evening in the in
terests Of the Prosser Electric COM
pany :. A. j. Howe of the St. Paul &
Tacoma Lumber company, who has
been working in the head Office of
the company in North Yakima, re-
turned to Prosser Wednesday to re-
sumo his duties in the local office.
Mr.. Taylor, proprietor of the Prosser
Steam Laundry, made brief business
trip to North Yakima Monday, re-
turning the same day.-Prosser Rec
ord.
Hon. Lee A. Johnson left Monday
for Walla Walla, where he went to
deliver an address before a meeting
of the Modern Woodmen of America
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Nelson, Miss
Stella Filby and Miss Myrtle Atkin-
son went to North Yakima Tuesday,
overland. by team, returning Wednes-
day. Mr.. and Mrs Streiff expect to
leave soon for North Yakima to re-
ide.--Sunnyside Sun.
Mrs. Dean Stair went to North Yak
ina Sunday to visit relatives. Mrs.
H N. Robinson left for North Yak
ina Saturday, where she will have a
position as saleslady for Schott &
Co. Fred Schott Of North Yakima
was visiting Dean Stair Saturday and
Sunday. He and Dean went duck
hunting Saturday morning and even
ing. George Chapman, formerly of
this place. was last Monday SEN
fenced by Judge Rigg to two years in
the penitentiary. for forgery. Strong
drink was the cause of Chapman's
Standardization Chronicle
!. H. Dills was in town from North
Yakima last Friday. looking over his
business interests. He says North
Yakima Is having splendid fall
trade, and that the business during
the summer was the best in the his
tory of the town. Mr. Dills is one of
the Yakima people who has an abid-
ing faith in the future of Prosser.
and always speaks good word for it
Mrs. Roy Tustin and children went
to North Yakima Tuesday to take in
the big fair and visit with relatives
for few days Miss nena Ponti.
who Is attending school at North Yak
lima. came down last Friday for a
few days visit with her parents. !.
Auditor F. H. Gloyd is a visitor at
North Yakima. Mrs. Carl A Jensen
went to North Yakima last week to
see the state fair. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Mentel left yesterday to at
tend the state fair at North Yakima
:. John Whitehair went to North
Yakima Friday to take charge Of a
meat market.-Prosser Bulletin
w. l.. Lawrence. wife and friend,
went up to North Yakima Wednes-
day to take in the fair. L. NJ. Tyr
rell took In the fair Thursday. Mrs.
Tyrrell has been sojourning In North
Yakima for several days Mrs. FL