The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-09-05

| II. II. Middleton left Sunday for a
trip to Soda Springs.
Miss Alta and Miss Maud Russell of
Cowiche are spending few days in
the city.
Mrs. II. II. Middleton left Sunday for
Lancaster
Miss Laura Savage of Wapato came
up here Monday and is spending q few
days in this city.
V. A. Ingrham went to Green River
Hot Springs Sunday and will spend a
few days there.
Miss Ida Sharkey returned Monday
from Port Townsend where she has
been spending two months.
Mrs. Tom Davidson returned Mon
day from Tacoma and Seattle, where
he has been visiting friends.
+. J. Chase, representing the Ameri-
can Tobacco Co. is in the city doing
business with his tradesmen.
The st. Agnes guild of st. Mlchaers
church will meet at the rectory
Wednesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Mrs. c. Z. Randolph and Miss
Blanche Randolph of Sunnysde are
spending a few days here with friends.
Johnnie Botsford arrived here from
Spokane Saturday evening and is
spending the week with his parents in
this city.
+. w. Roach, city editor of the
Herald, is in Boise for a few days in
attendance upon the national irriga-
ton congress.
A. ]. Shaw & Sons are moving their
undertaking stock into the store room
on Second street which is being va.
Gated by Wyman & Fraser.
Miss Viola Warner and Miss Clara
Berg of Mob FILL left Monday after.
noon for Ellensburg, where they enter
the state normal school. Mr.. Warner
accompanied them but will return as
soon as they are comfortably settled.
The real estate sales made by Will
Everett in the month of August
amounted to $4,000.
Mrs. Mary Jackson of Ellensburg
is in the city visiting Mrs. Frank Sin.
clair and other friends.
In the regimental skirmish match
at Sea Girt, N. j., the team from the
Second Washington got eighth place.
Miss Florence Mains has left for
Billings, Mont, where she will make
her home with her brother, Lee
Mains.
Miss Bell Allbine returned Satur-
day from two months vacation on
the sound, and is now at work in the
auditors office.
Mrs. Senovia Jarnigan has re-
turned from four months vacation
spent in Missouri. She has resumed
her work in the auditors office.
Mrs. Lee Thorington left Satur-
day afternoon for her home in Day.
ton after a visit of month here
with her sister, Mrs. Thomas Norton.
Mrs. Owen Jones, daughter Flor
day night from three weeks vaca-
ton spent with friends at Hoaquiam
and Pacific Beach.
Having returned from their sum-
mer outing trip to Lake Kachees, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. T. Handsaker have re-
opened their office in the Taft build
ing for the sale of Bonnie Brae lots.
w. L. Bryant has begun the cree
ton of pretty seven room cottage
at First and F streets. A great many
new houses are being built in that
vicinity and more are soon to be
started.
E. A. Brown, living near the fair
grounds, is marketing a crate of fine
large strawberries daily from his
ranch. The berries are as fine as
any of the earlier crop and are net
ting Mr.. Brown $500 per crate. The
yield will be fully as great per acre
as under ordinary conditions.
A pretty wedding will take place
Wednesday, September s, at the
home of Mrs. J. J. Nelson in the low
er Natchez, when her sister, Miss
Lydia Kline will be married to Wolf
Kill. Both the parties are Of Walla
Walla and will return to that place
after the wedding and accept posi-
tions at College Place, where they
have both been teaching.
Wyman & Fraser began Saturday
to move their stock of vehicles and
buggies to their new store in the
Weed building on North First street.
The store room being vacated by
them will be occupied by A. J. Shaw
& Sons, who will move their furni-
ture stock and undertaking parlors
in few days. Wyman & Fraser will
/ be settled in their ne wlocation by