The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-09-13
CITY NEWS n BRIEF.

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Mrs. H. d. Baylor came home last
week from the Portland exposition.
Mrs. George vanes came home
Saturday from the Portland exposi-
ton.
Mrs. A. J. Shaw is visiting friends
an dtaking In the exposition in Port
land.
Mrs. George Hunter was among
those who lett last week for Port
land. VA
Mrs. B. w. Pickett and Miss Pearl
Bell came home from the coast last
week.
Councilman Linbarger is among
the Yakima visitors at the fair this
week.
Mrs. NJ. I. Rose and daughter,
Puth, came home from Portland last
saturday
]. G. Sanger of the Mabton bank
was business visitor in this city
last week.
H. D. Baylor and wife departed
Monday for Boston to remain until
early spring.
Col. A. G. Walker came up from
Zillah Saturday and left Monday
morning for Portland.
Mrs. Edith Guilland Of Spokane
visited Mrs. J. J. Rudkin and Mrs.
Ida Sharkey last week.
Mrs. w. L. Jones and son departed
last week for Portland. and are WIS.,
iting the fair this week.
Mrs. Clendennin and daughter Of
Lakeport, CAL, are visiting Mrs. w.
I. Lince for few days.
Will Horsley has returned from
San Francisco, where he visited
friends for few weeks.
Miss Bertha and Miss Bessie
Sheds of Tacoma are the guests of
Mrs. Shannon of Mob Hill.
Miss Eulalia Burr left Monday for
Ellensburg to complete her course
in the state normal school.
Mrs q A Fechter came home Sum
day from Portland, where she Wis
tied the fair for several days.
Miss Blanche Read will reopen
her music class Sept. 18th at her
home, sos North First street.
l.. A. Conrad of 7O2 North Front
street, fractured an elbow on the 4th
inst, by falling from horse.
Manager Arrowsmith Of the
Northwest Light and Water company,
was Spokane visitor last week.
Clarence hurry left Tuesday morn
ing for Corvallis, Oregon. where he
will enter the agricultural college.
Mrs. Edward Whitson and daugh-
ter, Miss Marion. of Spokane, are
visiting in the city for few days.
G. H. Denly has been appointed
special agent of the Penn Mutual
Life Insurance company of Phila-
delphia.,
John Cameron arrived from Nell
son, B. c., Sunday. for an extended
visit with his brother and sisters in
this city.
8. A. Dickey and family have re-
moved to their ranch in Parker Bot
tom. which is to be their future
residence.
County Superintendent Jacobson
is in Olympia attending the meeting
of state superintendents from all
over the stste
Miss Brautigam Of Boston Is Wis
iting her brother, Robert Brautigam.
She is the guest while in the city of
Mrs. H. D. Baylor.
DIR. Crompton was Tacoma visi-
tor last week. While there he placed
his daughter and son in the Aquinas
academy in that city.
G. G. Mitchell & Co. and G.. 8.
Rankin have removed their offices to
the rooms at the rear Of the First Ma
tional bank building.
Leslie s. Rosser left last evening
for a few days visit at Snokene,
when he will 60 to Moore's Hill, Ind,
to resume his studies.
Robert Strahorn, president Of the
Northwest Light and Water COM
pany. came over from Spokane for
few days visit last week.
Mrs. w. Lepehla died at her home
near Modern addition last Saturday
night. She was SO years old and
paralysis caused her death.
F. d. De Graf, formerly OF this
city, came in from Spokane last week
and 10 spending q brief visit here.
He is on his way to Seattle.
George N'c.hel. accompanied by
Mrs. Weikel, have returned from Z
trip to the Cow1itz coal fields, where
MIR. Weikc. has extensive holdings.
Miss Jessie Patton arrived home
last Thursday afternoon from Gin
cinnati, where she has attended the
conservatory of music for some
time.
Mrs. w. 8. johnson and two sons,
VINO spent the summer at various
Yakima coast resort, returned to
North Yakima last week. Mrs.