The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-08-02
CITY NEWS N BRIEF.


acoma visitors this ween.
Rev. Dry of Kennewick spent a
few days last week in this city.
Attorney John H. Lynch is at Gle
Elum this week recuperating.
Harry R. Mitchell and wife re-
turned Saturday from weeks stay
in Seattle.
Mrs. Afiie Murchie has returned
home after several weeks visit with
relatives in Oregon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Garretson of
Tacoma are visiting with friends in
the city for a few days.
Attorney Fred Parker came home
Saturday from Copolis, where he
spent couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Crocker have
moved into their handsome new
home on North Sixth street
Sheriff Grant, s. J. Lowe and Alex
Sinclair, enjoyed short vacation on
the Natchez the fore part of the
week.
Warren Erwin is out again after
siege of tonsilitis, looking some
what thinner than usual
| c. A. Rhodes and family and Mrs.
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a weeks visit to Portland and Ever
EFT.
| Mrs. Dale Voorhees, returned Sat
urday from Tacoma, where she has
been spending several weeks visit
ing.
| l.. B. Rinehart returned home
Friday from Miles City, where he
went with several carloads Of horses
for the Montana market.
Miss Georgia Cary Is now in San
Francisco attending the millinery
opening and selecting fall stock for
her mothers millinery store.
Mrs. John Corlis is quite sick at
her home on oO1 North front street.
Carl G. Corlis has gone to the noun
tains for a couple of weeks seeking
health.
Captain Martineau, chief OF In
dian police on the reservation, was
among those who left the latter
part of the week for Portland, to
take in the big fair.
A. s. Harmer, formerly in the tick
ct Office, is now in charge of the
Office work of the Yakima Transfer
company, whose headquarters are In
the Club cigar store.
| Mrs N. s. johnson came over
from Long Beach last week to attend
to some business affairs, and will re-
turn in a few days to spend the re-
mainder of the summer there.
County Clerk Day received a
pleasant visit last week from an old
friend and neighbor, James F. Nor
ris, of Ireton, Iowa, who stopped
over ON his way to the exposition.
J. A. Macarthur left Sunday for
New York to be absent several weeks
purchasing the fall and winter
stocks for the H. H. Schott depart
ment store.
Mrs. T. w. Berry and children
leave today for Bellingham on a
brief visit, later going to Portland,
where they will be Joined by Mr..
Berry, when the entire family will
visit the fair.
H. d. Winchester returned last
Saturday from Soda Springs consid-
erably improved in health. His son,
Harry, who is sick with fever, is now
convalescing.
Sam Mckinney has returned from
Portland, where he has been taking
a business course in school He
expects to remain in North Yakima
in the future.
Attorney Fl. H. Wende and P. G
Page, the latter the cashier of the
Sunnyside bank. passed through the
city Friday on their way to Lake
Kachees, where they will enjoy camp
life for few days.
Marriage licenses were granted
Saturday by Benjamin B. Olney and
Miss Agnes Hop-to-wit, Yakima In
dams, of Toppenish, and to Louis
Malloux and Miss Laureutia Sauve
of North Yakima.
Jas. II. Fraser and family returned
Saturday from Cohasset Beach, but
on finding the weather so warm, left
on Monday for the hills on the
Natchez Mr.. Fraser will look after
his cattle on the range in that vi
entity while away on this outing.
Geo. w. Bishop. well-known
buyer of hops, who comes to the
Yakima valley every year about this
time from Waterville, N. Y, was in
the city the latter part of the week
looking up statistics and the proba
bility Of the crop for this season.
A party of seven, including An
drew Wilson and family, John Fer
SuSOu ant NIlSS iCti
Thursday evening for Scotland, tht
native land of the older ones of the
party. They do not intend to re
turn to this country, but Mr.. WisloT
and Mr.. Ferguson expect to go into
the business of raising fine cattle.
Alex Schott of Walla Walla /:
spending few weeks here with hi!
uncle, H. Fl. Schott. Mr.. Schott re
Gently suffered the entire loss of hi
stock of shoes at Walla Walla by fire
He will return there. however, anC
again go into business just as soor
as a new building is ready, which
will be in some three or four months
The statement made in The
Herald OF last week that Mr.. ant
Mrs. George w. cary wonid go e
; California for the winter is incor
rect. They will go to Portland
about Aug. Is. and after seeing th'
fair will attend the millinery opening
returning to Yakima Sept. /. read!
for the fall millinery trade.