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

| ped out of the Parker Bottom country
| left Wapato Wednesday night, billed
for Chicago.
p. B. Holdridge has returned from
Brighton, Mich, where he was called
a few weeks ago by the serious sick
ness of his father.
o. +. Spring, foreman of The
Morning Herald, together with his fla
mily, is taking a well earned vacation
in camp on the Nile.
Mrs. e. C. Butler and baby returned
Monday afternoon from Seattle and
Tacoma where they have been spend
ing the past two months.
Pat Mullins and son, George. return
ed Sunday afternoon from a business
trip through Montana, where he has
extensive mining interests.
c. R. Offner went to Toppenish on
Monday and brought back two fine
horses which had been sent to him
from Walla Walla by his father.
Mrs. c. L. Flint returned this morn
ing from oregon, where she has been
visiting with friends and relatives for
the past two months.
Miss Lulu Meacham returned to her
home in Sunnyside Saturday after hav-
ing spent some time as the guest of
Mrs. w. J. Mcintyre.
Rev. and Mrs F. l.. Hayden left Sat-
urday morning for Seattle from which
place they will go to various Sound
points before returning.
| H. ]. Rand and family have returned
from a trip to Portland, Moclips and
the Sound cities, feeling very much re !.
freshed after their outing.
Mrs c. e. Bowen returned on Friday
to her home in Seattle after spending
two weeks with her parents Rev. and
Mrs l.. v. Slasor, of this city.
! Miss Josie Mckee, who for several
months has been tho guest of Mrs.
George Donald, returned on Saturday
night for her home in New York.
Mrs. f. NJ. Robinson of Sunnysde.
/ who has spending a few days here
as the guest of Mrs. Rasch. left Mon
day for a visit to Vancouver. Il. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l. Lince left here
Monday afternoon to spend the month
of August visiting various places on
the Sound, including Victoria. B. C.
The Boys civic Brotherhood has de-
ciGed to suspend with it's meetings I'M
| til the 1st of September, when they
will meet as usual in the NJ. r. church.
Miss Clara Kuhl arrived IN the city
Monday night from Gle Elum and will
today take charge of the millinery
store purchased recently by her in this
city.
b. f. Kumler. formerly the manager
of the inland Commercial company. has
become member of the local real es-
tate and insurance firm of John ]. Mil
Ter e Co.
/ Dr. Edwards returned Thursday
night from the Sound. Before return
ing the doctor installed his wife ana
child at vashon island, where they will
spend a vacation.
Mondays Pr. devotes two columns
to an illustrated article on Roy The
barge and Morton Roach, Yallima's
youngest professional wrestlers in
the world"
Six mining claims were filed in the
county auditors office Thursday. They
were all in the Sunnyside mining dis
| trict and were filed by the Equitable
Mining company.
Clarence Turmoil came home from
Spokane Sunday morning and will go
to American Lake with Company e on
Friday when they will go there to
camp for ten days.
Mrs. C. Udell arrived in this city
Thursday afternoon from Spokane to
join her husband, Attorney c. Udell.
Mr. and Mrs. Udell will take up their
residence at 507 North Second street.
Merit Martin left here Thursday af-
ternoon for Seattle, from which plac )
he will go to San Francisco and other
points in California. He will pay a
visit to his parents while in Oakland.
Edgar D. Day and Miss Gertrude b.
Pardee were quietly married in the
office of the justice of the peace on
Sunday morning at o'clock by Judge
Taggard. The groom is "a and the
bride 16.
George Macarthur and Mrs. McGee
the worthy editors of the Toppenish
Review, were in this city Monday
transacting business in connection with
their paper.
Mayor Reed Monday night appoint
ed F. c. Hall to be library trustee to
succeed himself his term having ex-
pired. The appointment was unanim-
ously confirmed.
Hunters licenses were issued at the
county auditors office Monday to the
following: VIM. Fitzgerald, ]. G.
Hicks, C. NJ. Bailey. r. f. Taylor and
w. ]. Aumiller.
w. T. Stewart is in the city for a
few days on business. Mr.. Stewart
has a large contract at Port Angeles,
where his family is now spending the
summer with him.
Mrs. o. Johnson and daughter Miss
Olga, arrived here Monday afternoon
from Tacoma and will spend a month
with Mrs. Johnson's sister. Mrs. Alex
Carlson at IL Spokane Ave.
H. H. Lombard was up from North
Yakima this week visiting his father
in law, DR.. L. L. Porter. When he re-
turned he was accompanied by his lit
tie son. H. H. Lombard. Jr.-Cascade
Miner.
Mrs. Vera Chatfeld left here Sunday
for Seattle. where she will spend a
month visiting friends. Miss Odo Phil
lips. her cousin. will join her later and
they will remain throughout the month
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