The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-08-01

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| South Fourth street in a few days.
Mrs. Will Guthrie of st. Louis, No.
arrived here Monday afternoon and Is
the guest of her sisters. Mrs. w. W
Robertson and Mrs. ID. s. Segrist.
Len Mcdonald, the well known pro-
prietor of the Sunnyside Steam laun-
dry. was in this city Friday purchasini.
some supplies for his establishment.
T.. T. Perry, n resident of Nou Hill,
left Friday afternoon for Kennewick,
where he will spend a few days look
| ing over the prospects of the orchards.
Miss Maude Meyser has returned
from her vacation, which was spent
o. the Sound. She is again at the
abstract office OF Martin & Chandler.
Mrs. w. A. Bell left Tuesday night
for Tacoma. where she will. be joined
by Mrs. Rigg and go to the Moclips to
spend couple of weeks. She will
probably be Joined by Mr. Bell before
her return.
Mrs. Diehl arrived here Tuesday af
ternoon from Lake Kachoes and went
Immediately to Soda Springs to see her
sister, Mrs. Anna Adams, who is very
i'll there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fry, Miss Nettie
Fry and Miss Fay Leonard left Mon
day evening for the vicinity of Sim
coe Springs, prepared to enjoy three
weeks outing.
Miss Susie Boyle left here Tuesday
afternoon for Portland with her broth
er in law. d. T. Hunt. Miss Boyle will
make her home with Mr.. and Mrs Hunt
in the future.
Tommy Kennedy left Tuesday after
noon for the Sound, where he will
spend a week or ten days. On his re-
turn from the Sound, Mr.. Kennedy will
take a trip east and visit his old home
in Minnesota.
Miss Dora Bradfield and Herbert
Shaw returned Monday evening from
the Soda Springs, where they had been
spending Sunday with Mrs. Shaw. who
is encamped there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Miller and chill
dren arrived here Tuesday afternoon
from Marquette, Mich, and are the
guests of Mr.. Miller's brother. J. J..
Miller of this city.
A. c. Cowing left here Tuesday morn
ing for Fort Simcoe. where he will be
Joined by Frank Olney, and the two
will go into the mountains for hunt
ing and fishing trip.
Mis-, i,essie Patton will leave Mon
day for Kansas City, Mo-. to spend q
few months with her father. She will
be accompanied by her brot' err, Rob-
ert, of Fort Simcoe.
Vita L. Jensen and Miss Rosa Adams
orrtad
moor in the parlors of the Bartholet
are from Toppenish.
City Attorney and Mrs. &. F.. For
sythe leave this morning for the Sound.
Mr.. Forsythe goes on a short business
trip and Mrs. Forsythe will visit with
friends for some time.
], r. Mott, a popular business man
of Seattle, arrived here Saturday to
spend a vacation with his friend. Mr..
Camp, but was called home this morn
ing by urgent business.
Miss Helen Weber of Sunnyside is
the house guest of Miss Gertrude Mil
Ter of Mob Hill. Miss Weber is the
daughter of Hal Weber of Sunnyside,
who is candidate for sheriff.
Horace f. Foster of Wapato an |
Miss Emma NJ. HANDLER of this city
were quietly married by Rev Morton
l. Rose at the parsonage of the Chris
tan church Tuesday afternoon.
Willie. the infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs Emery Marian, died Saturday af-
ternoon at the age of months. The
funeral will be held at 2 o'clock sun
day afternoon from the residence.
The first cantaloupes to be shipped
this season were sent out Saturday to
the Sound by f. NJ. King of Fruitvale.
They were of excellent quality and it
is expected will bring top prices.
An alarm was turned into the fire
department about 1880 last evening
from South First street. The boys made
good run to that part of the city,
but were unable to locate any blaze.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Baylor left Fri
day afternoon for Seattle. where they
will spend few days after which they
will go to the San Juan islands to
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Candy.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Jaeger and son,
Thad. D., of Zillah. stopped here on
Thursday and on Friday took the af-
ternoon train for the Sound, where they