The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-08-23
YAKIMA PEOPLE
Visited
and Visiting

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w. B. Newcomb, auditor of Yaki-
ma county, was registered at the
Prosser Tuesday. >. B. +. McGregor
was among the Prosserites who had
business at North Yakima on Tues
day. :. w. H. Patterson of North
Yakima came down on Saturday to
see his brother, who is III with fever.
X. Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Hauser re-
turned Sunday from North Yakima,
where they spent several DAYS taking
In the carnival. B. Hub Pratt made
a flying trip to North Yakima Thurs.
witness in J. A. Kingsbury's home
stead final proof -. Mrs Strope was
taken III last week with what was
thought might be an attack of fever
and she was tahen to North Yakima
to be nursed by her relatives.
Among the Prosserites who were
called to North Yakima on urgent
business Tuesday last were E. Kemp
, and wife, c. 0. Merwin, Earl Harper.
E. F. Benson, Harley Carnahan. Zeke
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. L.. d. Lape
son and daughter, Lone Runkle and
Miss Irma Dunford. Not one at
tended Barnum & Bailey's circus
they were too extremely busy.---Pros-
ser Record.
, E. Johnston of North Yakima was
in town Sunday. :. Sam Clay of
} North Yakima was here Tuesday
J. A. Heavener Of North Yakima was
in town Monday. y. Mr. and Mrs
Lille went to North Yakima Tues
. day. John Whiflong of North
Yakima was here last week Mr..
/. Silbory and wife were in North
Yakima this week :. E. w. Dooley
of North Yakima was in town Satur-
day. Mr.. Tucker was a passenger
for North Yakima Tuesday. The
Misses Bates and mother left Tues
; day for North Yakima. F. E.
: Wordsworth and wife of North Yaki-
ma were in town Sunday. Mr. and
Mrs. I. Robinson attended the circus
: in North Yakima Tuesday :. .Cort
Myers was one Of the many pas
sengers for North Yakima Tuesday
....F. H. Gloyd, a banker of Pros
ser, passed through town this week
on his way to North Yakima. W.
opdululne anu vile Ol NOTJ0
Yakima arrived in town Sunday and
registered at Hotel Toppenish.
G. v. Duncan, veterinary surgeon of
North Yakima, was In town Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rambler went to North
Yakima Tuesday to take in the cir
Gus. Their little daughter, Alice,
accompanied them. Mrs. Oliver
, and little Freddie Shearer were pas
sengers on Tuesday mornings train
bound for North Yakima.-Toppen-
ish Review.
Hon. Wesley l.. Jones of North
Yakima passed through Mabton en-
route to his ranch in the Sunnyside
district. Wednesday. :. Miss Myrtle
Phillips stopped of here Monday on
her way from Prosser to North Yaki-
ma. While here, she was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Howell b. W.
B. Newbegin of Tacoma was here
monday to look after his ranch in the
Green valley district. He left for
the Sound Wednesday, but will re-
turn Sept. to buy wheat for the
North Yakima Milling company.
Mabton was well represented at the
Barnum circus which performed at
North Yakima, Tuesday afternoon.
The ring work at this circus ia said
to excel any show on the road to-
day. r. E. Grow had the misfortune
on circus day to arrive at the show
grounds minus his purse and It's con-
tents of $500. He had this money
in his pocket when he started from
home that morning and is at doubt
whether he lost the purse or was
touched. "--Mabton Chronicle.
H. c. Frost went down to Yakima
on business Tuesday. Mrs Joseph
Refs. Mrs. r. A. Turner and Miss
Mary Turner spent Tuesday in Yaki-
ma. Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Mont
gomery went down to North Yakima
for visit Tuesday. 1t was Mrs.
Montgomery's first visit to that city.
-Ellensburg Dawn.
Chester Vaughn was North Yaki-
ma visitor last week. :. "A. F. Kuhl
took in the circus in North Yakima
Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Theo.
Steiner left Friday noon for North
Yakima. i. Sheriff Grant Of North
Yakima came up Wednesday to get
Ave hold-up artists that were wanted
in that city.-Cle Elum Echo.
Misses Florence and Gertrude Mill
err have been visiting friends in North
Yakima the past week. Quite a
number Of Sunnyside people took in
the Barnum & Bailey show in North
Yakima Tuesday. The big concern
was in too great a hurry to get to
Seattle 60 exert itself much at North
Yakima. There was only one per-
fOrmance. Sun.
Lee c. Dele, one of the prominent
young attorneys of North Yakima.
was a business visitor in town last
Friday. :. Forty Prosserites went up
to North Yakima last Tuesday Ia
take In the Barnum & Bailey circus.
The list included Alderman Kemp,
Attorney g. A. Lane. J. E. and c. o.