The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-07-25
Local Notes

day from Prinevile. ore.
Jack Cornwell went to Soda Springs
Tuesday to spend n few days.
Frank Sinclair went to Seattle Mon
day to transact some business.
Mr.. and Mrs. i. J. Young of Sunny
side were in this city Tuesday.
Tim Lynch went to E,aston Tuesday
afternoon to spend n few days.
Mrs. N. S. Johnson went to Green
River Hot Springs Monday morning.
Miss LaChance will go to Soda
Springs today to spend her vacation.
p. II. McNeff of Ashford. this state,
Is visiting with relatives in this CITY,
e. z. Kelso's IS months old child is
suffering from an attack of the fever.
Ed Allen spent Saturday evening and
Sunday with friends at Soda Springs.
Dave Johnson returned from Seat
tie, where he was spending his out
ing.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. James O'Brien
of SIS north First street, July 10, a
son.
Billy Stewart and Ellis Bounds left
Sunday night for Seattle to witness the
fight.
Miss Kathryn vanSlyck has pur-
chased a fine carriage horse from J. w.
Heare.
E. G. Peck and family with Frank
Lanterman and wife are camping at
Easton.
J. B. George, one of the well known
Sunnyside voters, was in this city
Tuesday.
Verne Bounds and Harry Moran went
to Seattle Sunday to pc in attendance
at the fight.
Miss Meacham of Sunnyside is the
guest Of her aunt, Mrs. w. J. Mcintyre,
in Fruitvale.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Weber
of Fruitvale, Thursday, July 10, 1905,
~ pound boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Coffin and chill
dren went to the Moclips Tuesday to
take a vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Williams and chill
dren left this city Tuesday for Winnie
bago CITY, Mimi
Mrs. Frank Snipes left here yester-
day for Lewiston, where she goes to
Join her husband.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Edward J. Carpenter and
Miss Lena A. Cyr.
Rev. Henry and B. f. Kumler left
a few days outing.
w l.. Dimick left yesterday for Lake
Kachees, where he will join his family
in camp at that place.
Miss Mary Wieman is spending
week with H. II. Schott's family in
camp at Soda Springs.
Miss Maud Cotton. teacher of stenog-
raphv at the business college. is Ill at
her home on Mob HILL
w. ]. johnson went to Kennewick
Monday evening on business ana re-
turned Tuesday evening.
Barnes & Son report the sale of NJ.
w. Phillips forty acres in the Selah
TO l. T. Raab for 10000
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. w. Burnell and
daughters departed on No. Monday
night for Nashville, Tenn.
E. r. Hutchinson. editor of the
Homeseeker of Spokane. was in the
city yesterday on business
o. A. Clark and family are spending
their vacation at Soda Springs. They
expect to remain two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs w b. Dudley have re-
turned from the Natchez where they
spent a three weeks outing.
Gene Mason returned to her home
several days with friends here.
A. q. Mcneil of Prosser was in this
city Sunday. Mr.. Mcneil is the well
known sheriff Of Benton county.
Mrs Harry Baylor will leave the
last of the week for the Sound to visit
relatives in Seattle and Tacoma.
Frank aJckson leaves today for
few days in Seattle. where he goes to
attend to some business matters.
Next Sunday the local ball team will
cross bats with the Prosser nine The
boys promise an interesting game.
p. p. Heare of Prosser has been
spending several days here as the
guest of his brother ]. w. Heare.
vestal Snyder took a trip to the Soda
Springs Tuesday. He went UP in the
morning and returned about noon.
Miss Jennie Smith, the popular clerk
in schott's store. is preparing to go to
spokane some time during the week.
D. B. Burcham and brother. w. 7.
Burcham. of Gle Elum. arrived in
town Tuesday and spent the day here.
M. Schorn left Tuesday for a trip
TO Portland. While en- route Mr..
Schorn will stop at the Sound cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Johnson Will
where they will spend about month.
H. B. Svendsen. president of the Cas-
cade Lumber company left here Sun
day night for his home in Hudson. WIS.
wreck on the Northern Pacific on
the other side of the divide caused NO.
2 and No. 16 to arrive late yesterday.
q. Bates. who recently arrived here
from Missouri. bought the 20-acre tract
from Louis Mailloux up the Mckee for
$4,000.
&. w. Camp, the west side druggist.
went to Montesano Sunday to pay
visit to his mother who resides at that
place.
DR.. and Mrs. Brush. who lately came
here from Minneapolis, have taken up
their residence at sos South Third
street.
Miss Pearl Nhitson went to Tacoma
Tuesday where she will join her Sis
ter and spend couple of weeks on the
Sound.
After two weeks vacation at Green