The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-08-01
will camp at copalias beach for a few

would return this evening, but gave no
reason for the trip.
DR.. Campbell took the following boys
up the Tieton Thursday morning to
spend three weeks camping: Felix
Chappelen. Alex Robertson. Fred Burn
side. Harry cnively and David John
son.
DR.. Thos. Tetreau and family de-
parted Thursday for Port Townsend.
The doctor will return after seeing his
family established in camping quar-
ters their trip being taken as an out
ing.
The ten acre ranch of w. l.. Bryant
was sold by the owner on Thursday to
Chas j. Mock for the sum of sGs5o.
Mr. Bryant is moving his family to
town and they will be domiciled at 704
North Fourth street.
DR.. Tetreau returned Saturday from
Port Townsend, where he took his fa-
mily to spend the remainder of the
summer whe doctor installed his
family and returned at once to attend
to his business interests.
]. Robt. johnson OF Fairmont. Mimi,
spent SuHudy mere us tie GUEST VI nlS
friend, Ray Cotton. of the Cotton Fry
Drug company. Mr.. Johnson was on
his way to Aberdeen where he is 60
ing into the banking business.
II. A. Bolles, the father of Louis
Bolles. formerly of the Herald staff. a
we'll known land dealer of Minneapo-
lis, was here Thursday while on his
way home from the Sound, where he
has been for the past few weeks.
Mrs. G. NJ. Lark of Manila, p. L..
came down from Green River Hot
Springs Thursday and is the guest of
Mrs. N. s. Johnson at the Hotel va
kima. Mrs. Lark is a sister of the late
DR.. J. S. Kloeber. who is buried here.
1t was stated last evening that Mrs.
I. p Englehart was resting we'll and
apparently recovering in highly sat
isfactory manner from the effects of
the operation undergone Monday. Her
complete recovery is confidently ex-
pected.
Harry Everett and Miss Della Rote
of Parker were married at the par
sonage of the Christian church Satur-
day evening by Rev. NJ. L. Rose. The
newly welded couple will make their
home in Parker.
DR.. and Mrs. c. r. Edwards and
child left here Saturday for Vashon
island, where Mrs. Edwards and the
little one will remain while the doctor
returns to his practice for the present
and will join the family later.
Mr. and Mrs. r. O. Olson left Thurs
day for the Sound, where they will
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to their home in Alden, MINI. Mr.. and
Mrs. Olson have been spending a few
weeks with friends in this city.
Henry Evans, one of the old pioneers
of this valley, died at his home in
the school section Tuesday afternoon
from old age. He was 81 years and Z
months old The funeral will be held
at the home at o'clock this after
noon.
Rev A. c. Vail. formerly pastor of
the Christian church at this city. has
had his household goods shipped to
Seattle where he with his family will
reside in the future. Rev. Vail is now
doing evangelistic work throughout
the state.
Rev. Slsipworth, presiding elder of
lie DdlltS ulSlIltl VI Liz
Episcopal church, left Tuesday morn
ing for Ellensburg. where he goes to
hold conference. Rev. Skipworth has
been here for over a week holding a
conference.
Mrs Ira P. Englehart underwent an
operation Monday afternoon for relief
from an abcess in the side. Latest re-
ports were to the effect that she was
resting easily and every indication
pointed to the very successful result
of the operation.
The Bartholet grill opened at lunch
Tuesday with a we'll filled dining room.
Everything has been remodeled and
renovated and it now is one of the
incest dining rooms in the city. 1t is
opened under the management of Mr..
Fisher of Anacortes.
Mrs NJ S. Johnson received a bronze
medal Saturday for some Burbanks po-
tatoes grown at her little ranch two
miles north of town on Mob Hill. The
potatoes were exhibited at the Lewis
and Clark fair at Portland last year
and were extra fine.
Contractor Crook returned from the
Sound last night. where he went to
secure skilled laborers for the con-
struction work on the sewer. He
found the men he wanted and brought
them home with him. but states that
good men are scarce.
The capital stock of the Tieton Wa
ter Users association has been in
creased from s7So,0oo to s1.440,0o0. The
shares which numbered 10000 at $50
each are now $4,000 at 500 Papers
TO this effect We're filed in the county
auditors office Monday.
James Henderson and daughters,
Blanche and Bernice, left Saturday
afternoon for their home at Sunnyside.
The little girls have been spending
the past ten days with their aunt, Miss
Olive Brown, while Mr.. Henderson
was in the mountains.
Miss Charlotte Newcomb stopped
here Tuesday afternoon on her way
from Sprague to Everett and will spend
few weeks as the guest OF Mrs. Ollie
Lee. Miss Newcomb's home Is in Ev-
erett. and she was spending a vaca-
tion with friends in Sprague.
j. II. Corbett has returned from the
sound. where he took his family last
Tuesday to spend a few weeks enjoy
ing the salt air. Mr.. Corbett says the
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