The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-07-26
YAKIMA PEOPLE
Visited
and Visiting

Rev. U. F. Hawk, who was one of
Methodist congress to attend the
Booth funeral, remained over today
and will leave for Spokane tonight.
Rev. Booth had no closer friend in
the conference than Rev. Hawk, to
whom his death came as a great
shock. Dalles Chronicle.
H. c. Mitcham made a business
trip to North Yakima recently. =.
Treasurer c. o. Kelso has appointed
c. B. Mcconnell as his deputy. the
salary to be paid by the treasurer.
Mr.. Mcconnell really lives at North
Yakima. but has farm near Ken
newick. He will make a thoroughly
competent official. Kennewick
Courier.
George Donald, president of the
Yakima National Bank, North Yaki-
ma, announces that he has secured
the necessary financial backing for
the purpose of establishing a system
of electric railways connecting that
city with the Natchez. Ahtanum and
Mckee valleys. Franchises have
been applied for, and the company
will be incorporated within the next
few weeks, preparatory to commence
ing active operations this fall.-West
Coast Trade.
Edward Fournier went to North
Yakima Saturday to paint drop
curtain for the Orpheum theater.
M. d. Baker and wife and her sister.
Miss Eloise RitenOur, expect to leave
Saturday night for the mountains
for about ten days. going with Mrs
Bakers parents from North Yakima
Carl Vertrees, formerly con-
nected with the North Yakima
schools, but who taught last year at
Aberdeen, Wash. arrived in town
Saturday night and spent day or
two looking over the county seat.
He has been employed this year as
superintendent of the Kennewick
schools, to which high school, with
a three years course will be added.
--Prosser Bulletin.
Mrs Edward Whitson and daugh-
ter of North Yakima are spending
the summer in Tacoma. the guests OF
Mrs. C. f. Clancy. Moncrief Dick
son. son wi w. H. Dickson of Tacoma,
and Miss Helen Smith, youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Smith, surprised their relatives and
friends in Tacoma by quietly getting
married last Saturday at Portland,
where Mr. Dickson is assisting John
Blaauw in the management OF the
Tacoma booth. The young couple
are well known in Tacoma. The
groom is 90 and the bride 10, and
they have been sweethearts for years.
Mr.. Dickson Is to take a position at
North Yakima following the close OF
the exposition. The wedding took
place at Grace Methodist church in
Portland. Rev Wilson officiating.--
Tacoma Ledger.
Miss Nellie Casey went to North
Yakima Monday a. m. to attend nor
NAL. Miss Nellie will teach next
term in the Zillah schools. H. A.
Bolles. manager of the st. Paul and
Tacoma Lumber company. has
young daughter here from North
Yakima keeping house for him.
Douglas Holt, the North Yakima
tailor, who has been sojourning in
this section the past week. done
nice business. Douglas treats his
customers RICH and consequently has
a fine trade built up in this neck O
the woods. -. b.. George Donald.
president OF the Yakima National
bank, came down on No, 16 Tuesday
evening. returning on No. Is. Mr..
Donald was simply taking little
trip to see what he could see. He Is
stakeholder Of the First National
bank of Toppenish and has an abid-
ing faith in the town of ToDpenish
and its future. ~. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Snipes gave their last meal at
Hotel Staten yesterday at noon,
There were numerous and sincere re-
grets expressed by the many guests
who were losing their happy home,
for the Staten under the management
Of the popular couple mentioned
has been truly "a home to many
weary wayfarer. with most envia-
BILE reputation all along the line for
setting one of the very best tables
between Spokane and the Sound.
Mr.. and Mrs. Snipes expect to re-
side in Yakima, where they have pur-
chased ne furnishings Of the entire
second story of the block where the
postofice is located and will con-
duct a hotel on the European plan.
Toppenish loses most excellent
couple. The Review joins their