The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-08-22

DIR. Campbell returned Friday night
from week spent in Seattle.
| o. Z. Kennedy of the Herald force
is taking a two weeks outing on the
Sound.
| Miss Ruth Bass OF Sunny side is visit
| irs her sister, Mrs. Z. II. Mccoy, for a
| few days.
is spending a portion of his vacation
on the Sound.
]. H. Dills returned Saturday from
| the Swauk, where he spent a few days
with his family.
| Mrs. Z. NJ. Gardner went to Seattle
Friday afternoon and will spend week
visiting friends there.
| Mr.. and Mrs. f.. G. Flemm;ng and
son of Alfalfa came UP here Friday and
spent the dav with friends.
Prosecuting Attorney Tlrutz left Fri
day night for Port Townsend. where
he will join his family. in camping
there.
E. l.. Kelso and family returned Fri
day afternoon from a vacation of sew
eral weeks which was spent on Vashon
island.
]. L. Orchard has sold his drays and
stock to Linbarger & Kelso. and will
open a grocery store on South Tacoma
avenue.
After a two weeks visit al Vashon
island, Mr. and Mrs. C. 3. Mcconnell
returned to their home here Friday
morning.
n
Sound Sunday morning to take brief
morning.
Miss Nettie and Miss Hattie Lyon Of
Moscow, Idaho, are in the city looking
over the locality with view to set
thing here permanently.
Mrs. E. B. Moore and son, Robert, re-
turned Friday afternoon from Spokane.
They have recently returned from an
extended trip in the east.
Mrs. Edith Guilland left here for her
home in Spokane Friday afternoon af-
ter having been the guest of Mrs. J. j.
Rudkin foo several days.
Mrs. L. +. Parshall and daughters,
Emma and Gladys left Friday evening
for WILDER. where they will join Mr..
Parshall and make their home.
Miss Irene Scofield and Miss Mabel
Taylor arrived here Friday afternoon
from Chehalis and are the guests Of
Miss Scofield's cousin Mrs. Grant Stone.
Rev. F. L. Hayden and family re-
turned Monday night from the Sound.
They have spent a delightful vacation
In the vicinity of Seattle. and all come
home greatly improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Fechter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Allen and Mr.. and Mrs T. L.
Martin arrived here Thursday night
a few days since coming back from a
trip to Alaska.
Lucille. the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. B. Pacius of Mabton, is slowly
recovering from the serious illness for
which she was brought to this city to
be treated. While not yet out of dam
ger. DIR. Wells, the attending physician,
is hopeful for her complete recovery.
Ray Cotton is having a neat cot
tage built on North Seventh street.
The cottage is nearing completion and
will be very pretty when finished. Ray
spends a great deal of time in the vi
is not for rent
A. M. Dean, who has for the past
tea years been manager Of Coffin Bros,
fes purchased the clothing department
OF that firm and is now doing business
at the old location Of the Bon Marche
on Yakima avenue under the name Of
the Dean Clothing company. Consider
Ing the good location. the large stock,
the recognized ability and affability of
Mr.. Dean. we do not hesitate to pre-
dict success for the new venture.
A. Helander and bride. nee Miss Eth
ell Baker of Olympia. arrived home af-
and other Sound points. Sunday eve
ming. Mr.. Helander Is the bookkeeper
for the Yakima Trust company.
]. NJ. Perry lies in the hospital at
North Yakima in critical condition.
He Is suffering from cancer and re-
peated surgical operations give only
temporary relief. Mrs. Perry and
daughter are going up this morning to
be with him.-Kennewick Courier.
G. w. Mason, a we'll to do rancher
of the lower Zillah country. spent
Monday in the city. Mr.. Mason had
very exciting experience while coming
to the city on Sunday. While round
ing the grade near Union Gap his bug
gy animal SHE'D at an overturned wa
gon, preciritating Mr.. Mason and his
son out orto the stony ground in
most forccful manner. The young man
was severely hurt. but Mr. Mason es-
capped with but a slight shaking up.
The horse got busy and ran away. COM
pletely wrecking the buggy.
Many people in Yakima have for the
past week been wondering what was
meant by the postals they received
reading, "3 or more times day The
cards, however. have explained them
selves and the Roberts ~igar ana To-
bacco company must be given the
credit for a novel and unique way OF
advertising. The "Rossini' Is new
product of the house of Jose Lovera'
| Tampa, Florida and is made especially
for the Roberts Cigar and Tobacco
company. 1t is a high class cigar. car
ries the name of Yakima" to desig-
nate its size. and the latter Arm has
the distinction of being the United
States distributors. which speaks we'll
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