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

The Yakima Real Estate company
reports the sale of the Ferris farm of
twenty acres in the Selah valley to
Mr.. Stein.
Harry Vance went to Green River
Hot Springs yesterday to spend few
days enjoying the balmy breezes of the
mountains.
DR.. c. ]. Lynch and family are ar
ranging to leave the middle of the
week for their summer camping out
vacation.
Miss Emma Glenn and Miss Jessie
Rodman entered the business college
Monday to take the summer course in
stenography.
THE Hawkeye Association of the
Yakima Valley will be the name of
the Iowa society to be organized in
this city soon.
/ George N Tuesley of the Herald de-
parted last night for Tacoma to at
tend the annual meeting of the State
/ Press association.
Col. w. w. Robertson of the Republic
and C. w. Lggett of the Democrat are
attending the State Press association
meeting in Tacoma.
j Mrs f. w. Roach, who is suffering
4 from a very severe attack of pleurisy
and complications. was slightly i'm
proved last night
NJ f. Kane, a we'll known attorney
of Seattle, was in town Tuesday look
| ing after business interests In this
part of the country.
Chas. S. May, one of the leading hop
buyers of Albany, N. Y, arrived in
town Tuesday to investigate the hop
outlook for the season.
| George Yerkes returned Saturday
night from few days spent in in
vestigating the Sound cities. He is
content to locate here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Thompson
and daughter of Lead, S. D., arrived
in this city yesterday and are looking
for a favorable location.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Lander and Mr..
and Mrs George Beesler went to Lake
Kachees Tuesday, where they will
camp for about two weeks.
Miss Pearl Kelley of the D. S. john
ston Piano company expects to leave
in the near future for Portland, where
she will spend her vacation.
Mrs. T. A. Davis and children are
spending their vacation on the Sound.
During their absence, Stanley Milli-
chant will occupy their home.
Osborn RUSSELL accompanied by his
guest, j. NJ. Kean of North Dakota,
left here Tuesday for a ten days trip
| on the Sound and at Portland.
Yesterday was a very busy day at
the auditors office. Every one of the
force was kept hustling and great
deal of business was transacted.
| James Fraser came down from Lake
Kachees Tuesday. He did not bring
his family with him as they will re-
main encamped there for some time.
| Sheriff Grant came down from the
Springs Saturday and remained in town
till Monday evening when he returned
to Soda Springs to rejoin his family.
Mrs. Kinney will return to her home
| in Springfield. Mass. Thursday morn
ing. She has been visiting with her
son, Frank Kinney. of this city since
May.
| A transcript of judgment from JUS
tice court in the case of Philip Frank
VS.. Roy Mcwain and Constance Nc
Vain was filed Monday in the clerks
office.
Rev. NJ. L. Rose and family are MAX
ing preparation for a trip to Iowa.
where they will visit for at least two
months. They intend to leave about
| August s.
DR.. Hall will go to Seattle today to
spend a week or ten days. He will
combine business and pleasure and
visit several of the Sound cities before
| his return.
Fred Burnside of Seattle, Felix Chap
pelen, Alex Robertson and Harry Snive-
ly will leave for the mountains Thurs
day under the schaperonage of DR..
Campbell.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Robinson return
ed from Spokane. in which city they
were married last Wednesday evening.