The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-08-15

NoHipdHE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Gagner returned
Sunday from an extended visit with
their parents at lakewood, N. d. They
are now at home at It's North Seventh
street.
Mrs. L. Kent returned nome to Sc
attic Friday afternoon after having
spent some time here as the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Bolles at Ill
North Third street.
Misses Clara and jeanette Jones left
here Saturday morning for Sound
points to spend two weeks. They will
visit in Seattle. Tacoma and Everett
before returning.
Robt. Warning returned Tuesday from
his home at vashon island, where he
has been for the past six months. He
will resume his position here as chef
at the Pacific hotel.
Mrs. c. ]. Walter left here Thursday
afternoon for an extended trip east.
going by way of Denver. Her destina-
ton is Kansas City and she will be
away several weeks.
Chas. Rankert, proprietor of the
Pasco Restaurant Pasco, spent Thurs
his way home after a pleasant outing
of a week on the Sound.
George Botsford and his mother
left here Sunday for Seattle to spend
IA couple of weeks with friends in that
city. They will visit several of the
Sound cities before returning.
Mrs II. S. Wilkinson and Miss Ma
bel Louther arrived here Monday af-
ternoon from Syracuse, N. Y, and will
pay an extended visit to their father,
Rev. G. Louther of Mob Hill.
Prof II. A. Bickford and wife ar
rived Thursday from Battle Lake,
Mnn and will spend some time with
Mr.. Bickford's brother on Mob Hill, VINO
is very low with consumption
NJ. G. Barnes of the Barnes Feed
company arrived here Monday morn
ing from his home in British Colum-
bia, where he was called few weeks
ago by the illness of his mother.
L. A. Conrad went to Bellingham on
Saturday afternoon to secure his per-
sonal effects as he intends to make this
city his permanent residence. Mr.. Con-
rad came here about IL month ago.
day afternoon for san Francisco. Miss
Miller leaves to enter Mills college
at Oakland. where she has been at
tending school for the past two years.
Miss Lou Turmoil, accompanied by
little Miss Ruth. left here Sunday
morning for Seattle, from which place
they will go to Bellingham and then
t. Victoria, B. c., to spend a couple of
weeks.
A hop contract was filed at the coun-
ty auditors office Friday whereby Nc
Neff Bros. agree to sell to G. T.. Kel-
lett all the hops of 1906 grown on
certain described lands for the sum
of $1,000
Henry Callahan, Frank Sinclair and
James Thompson returned Monday
night from a hunting trip in the noun
! tains near Easton. They bring big
stories of game killed but the evidence
Is scarce
Licenses to hunt were taken out at
the auditors office Tuesday by the
following: NJ II. Stevens, James Var
co, E. J. Barnes. w. Is. Larson, Leon
Deinoulier, S. Rose l.. I. Masters and
w. V. Carmicle.
Mrs. Julia Hamel, Mrs A. Kroeber,
Mrs. Amelia Hamel. Mrs. Sarah Ma
gler and Mrs. NJ. Shorne composed a
party which left here Monday after
noon for Seattle, where they will
spend a week.
II. II. Lombard received a letter from
Prof. w. F. f. Selleck and was made
acquainted with the fact that the pro-
fessor is very i'll at the Marion Park
hospital at Minneapolis, suffering from
an attack of typhoid.
A NUMBER OF the members of the
Church of Nazareth left here Wednes-
day to attend the annual camp meet
ing held by that church at Ferndale,
Wash. The meeting begins Saturday
and will last for two weeks.
F. WEIGH has returned from the
Cowychee where he has completed a
new 30x30 hop house and S0x40 ware
house for Cline & Huntington. The
hops are looking very fine. Dick Cam
eron has charge of the yard this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Williams OF
Enumclaw are spending few days in
this city. Mr.. Williams is superinten-
dent of the Enumclaw mines. They
expect to return here very shortly
and make this their home in the flu
ture.
The three horses killed by No. a
Saturday belonged to p A. Bounds
and were all thoroughbreds. one Of
them being "Hotstuff," a well known
racer On Sunday the same train ran
over five Indian horses several miles
below town.
G. NJ Stewart of Seattle came here
Monday night and spent Tuesday look
ing over the acetlylene gas plant In
which he Is a stakeholder. He was ac-
companied by Mr.. SickIer. an expert
gas man. who assisted him in looking
over the plant.
Hon. Lee A. Johnson was in the city
Monday. accompanied by his wife, who
left in the afternoon on visit to her
old home in the east. Mr.. Johnson will
be a candidate for denomination at the
coming convention for the legislature
from this county.
The Yakima Fish & Oyster company,
H. L. Roam and Frank Farmer of Seat
tie, proprietors, will open at IL South