The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1908-08-19

now threatened with blood poisoning
In his hands, caused by blisters made
by handling pickfork in the harvest
fields.
John J. Bergourst of Tacoma is in
the city looking over the local hay
markets.
A. G. Barbour of Seattle is calling
on local merchants today.
Fl. r. Watson. editor of the Prosser
Republican, spent Sunday in this
city with his family. visiting friends.
Mrs. Henry Stark of Tacoma is
visiting friends and relatives n this
city.
Lieut.. Bolles has returned from
Tacoma and Seattle where he visited
after the American Lake eneamp-
ment. He brought with him a fine
collection OF kodak postal cards talk
en- by himself and others at the en-
campment.
A. w. Barr. deputy county clerk.
and Q. J. Stewart of Sunnvsido both
candidates for the county clerkship
were campaigning in the Selah valley
Tuesday.
Travelling Passenger Agent Kirk
patrick of the Burlington route is
in the city.
Three carloads of fruit are being
shipned everv night by the Northern
Express for Snokane and Seattle mar
kets. the shipments being made M
in North Yakima.
Sam Hills. popular travelling
man of Seattle, is in the city for
couple of days.
Thomas Fear and vito of Cowiche
are visiting in North Yakima.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Donald have
gone to Yellowstone Park and will
be on a tour for ten days of two
weeks.
Tina James and Chin Chan. the
runaway Chinese who left this city
after a secret marriage, have been
located in Lind. Wash. A messaCe
has been received by friends of Chin.
Dr.. A. F. Campbell is home after
a six weeks tour through British
Columbia and Alaska He spent most
of his vacation at Banff.
Mrs. Henry Goldberg returned
Monday from a visit with her parents
at Salem, Ore.
w. n. Granger was in the city
Monday from Zillah
Attorney Allen S. Davis spent Mon
day in Ellensburg on legal business.
w. w. Miller, assistant deputy au-
ditor, has started on a vacation and
will spend part of the time on his
fathers ranch on Mob Hill
Marriage licenses were issued Mon
day to John Fegley and sigma Burn-
stad and to Leonard A. Richardson
and Mrs. Emily V. Townsend.
Ross X. Tiffany. superintendent
for the Washington Irrigation com
pany at Sunnyside. was a North Yaki-
ma visitor on Monday.
Mrs. Lucinda A. Gibson of Topper
ish and her guest, Miss Laura Page
of Seattle, spent Sunday in North
Yakima.
c. H. Bidwell returned Sunday
from trip to Seattle, Tacoma and
other coast points. He will spend
most of the next month in preparing
for the opening of the Wapato
schools of which he is superintendent.
Mrs. NJ NJ. Holman and c. B.
Holman of Turtle Lake, ~ D.. and
S. C. Holman of ST. Paul, are visit
ing here.
r. Howard Stewart of Martins
Ferry, Ohio, and Hunter S. Arms
trong of Bellaire. Ohio, reached North
Yakima Sunday on tour of the fruit
growing sections of the northwest,
and will spend few days here in
specting lands with view of locat-
ing
f. W. Brown and wife have return
ed from Sunnyside, their former
home, after a vacation visit with rel
atves.
Mrs. Harry Vance returned Mon
day from her summer visit in Bel
lingham and other sound points.
F. b. Jones, of the Eastern Furni-
ture company, returned Sunday from
Seattle, where he had been attend
ing the Eagles convention.
Jean Senac returned Monday from
the Eagles convention at Seattle.
Jean says he and number of other
members of the feathery tribe, took
particular pleasure in waking up the
inhabitants Of that sleepy old town,
Victoria.
J. Hatfield, Of Otter Bros, left
Sunday for a three weeks vacation
he will spend most of the time in
Victoria
Wayne Murray, publicity man of
tic Ellensburg Chamber Of Com
merce, was in North Yakima Sunday
for a brief visit with friends
Mr. and Mrs. Alex McCredy OF Wa
patio We're North Yakima visitors over
SUNDAY.
A. F. Talbot was in the city sun
day from Grandyiew.
]. II. Hinsdale, now of Prosser. is
visiting friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Rife and
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Aldrich OF villa
Ridge, H.. are spending few days
in North Yakima while on a tour of
the northwest.
Ed Allen has returned from
vacation trip to sound points and re-
sumed his duties at The Boston store
The Misses Ethel Dull and Henry
eta Johnson of this city have re-
turned from their vacation at Kaches
nd ua in tho CaGca1ac Cafurd,v