The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1911-12-13
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| Frank Ley of Wapato, was in the
city Monday visiting his little daughter
at st. Eliza beth's hospital who is can
valescing from an operation IN the
head short time ago.
c. W. Rhodes was over from Ia
coma Monday on a brief business WISH
to Rhodes Bros. store in this city.
b. H. Allen was passenger out OF
North Yakima Saturday over the o.
w. r. & n. for Nampa, Idaho.
| Charles Bruhn of Seattle. who has
been in the city for several days, re-
turned to his home Saturday. Mr
Bruhn thinks that meat men canno,
expect to do much for some time &c
come as he says the price has gone to
the point where there is but narrow
margin of profit.
John Lynch is in the city from Fish
Lake for the holiday season.
Theodore Weisberger and A. s.
Congdon are in Seattle on business
trip.
e. G.. Laid has returned to North
Yakima from visit to California. lie
thinks this valley superior to and pos
sessing a better climate than the parts
of California visited by him.
Mrs. Benjamin Miller and son Roy
of Mob Hill have left on the O.-W K.
& N, for a visit among friends in
Eastern Oregon.
Miss Mildred Weed of his city at
tended the wedding of John Clay and
Miss Leona Mcdonald in Ellensburg
last Wednesday evening acting as
bridesmaid.
c. E. Norton has removed his real
estate office from 400 East Yakima
avenue to room 80. Yakima National
bank building.
Joe Farman, advertising manager
for the Coffin Rundstrum Furniture
company, who has been confined to
his home for the past two weeks, was
able to be at his post Saturday.
Mrs Mary Comfy has been quaran-
tined at her rooms at the Warfield.
due to a light attack of diptheria.
Messrs. Chas. M. Holm. Edward
Burfening and Mr.. Anderson, promi-
nent business men of Minneapolis, and
old time friends of A. NJ Flynn are
in the city They are on their way
to the Sound and stopped off to sepnd
A. few days with Mr.. Flynn and see
some of the beauties fthe Yakima,
of which they had heard so much.
Isador Mondor, merchant and hop
grower Of Tampico spent Saturday in
the city. Mr.. Mondor says there is no
snow as yet at Tampico
l.. n. Fry, who was operated on re-
Gently for appendicitis, is reported as
getting along nicely and expects soon
to be out.
j. B. Ernsdorff, who has been abb
sent from the city for three weeks on
business returned Monday by No. 4.
on the Northern Pacific.
u. Y. Coleman of Toppenish was a
business visitor in North Yakima
| Monday.
Arthur Karr went to Mabton Mon
day to look after land interests he
has there.
''Billy" Morris was passenger out
of North Yakima Monday over the o.
w. r. & N. for Santa Paula, Cal.
H. Stanley Coffin returned to North
Yakima Monday from the Wenas
where he had been for a week on his
ranch, doing ranch work and keeping
in touch with the stock and other in
terests he has there. He says he had
a delightful week away from the city
w. S. Spencer of Watervile, which
| is the county seat of Douglas county
was a North Yakima visitor Monday
and was guest at the Yakima hotel
| DR.. and Mrs Clay Jones of Lincoln
| Neb., were in North Yakima Monday
and were registered at the Yakima
hotel.
William G. Alders of st. Joseph, Mo
and Joseph Mulch of Portland were in
the city Monday and were at the Yak
| ina hotel.
F. W. Breed Of College Place
Wash, one of the leading feathered
stock breeders of the Walla Walla
country, was in North Yakima Monday
guest at the Commercial hotel
John P. Schmit, M. d. of Bremen
| ton, was in the city Monday a guest
of the Commercial Hotel.
j. A Newell of Portland was a
visitor at the Commercial Hotel Mon
day.
The Scandinavian American stea M
ship line has ben added to the list
Of agencies al tire North Yakima Of
flee of the Northern Pacific railway
Charles Weber, a former resident of
Hanford and owner of the Weber
building, was over from North Yak
ina Monday to arrange for finishing
the upper floor of his building-Han-
ford Columbi
Mrs w. Fl. Buchanan returned to