The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-06-12

Ior a lew days with Mrs. German:
mother
Miss Frances Mathews left the city
Saturday for North Yakima, where
she went to visit friends and spend q
few days with relatives.
Mrs. N. e. Ellsworth and daughter
Mariotn, left the city Saturday fol
North Yakima, where they win spend
couple of days visiting with friends
and relatives.
Robert Kendall left Ellensburg Fri
day afternoon for Seattle, where he
will visit friends for few days.
Miss Ruth Kenney, who has spent
the last few days in the city visiting
her parents, left Saturday morning
to EvangIehart johnson, a brother t.
Miss Hilda Johnson of this city. They
will make their home at Port Town
send.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Monday re-
turned Saturday from Puyallup, where
they attended the State Grange They
say that the meeting was he largest
and best Grange that was ever held
in the state of Washington.
A new flag may be seen hanging
above the door of the postoffice This
is the first time in the history Of e.
lensburg that the custom has be ell
observed, TO have the U. S. flag on
|all federal buildings.
Mrs. w. A. Steinman of North Yak
ina is a guest at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. e. Wheeler.
ELLENSBURG, June 10.-Mr. and
Mrs. d. 1. McClelland of Toppenish,
arrived in the city Thursday after
noon and will remain until after the
graduation exercises Of the high
school are held. Their daughter Ruth
is a member of the graduating class
While returning from the high
school picnic which was held in the
Menashtascl. canyon on Saturday,
Miss Marjorie Kenney. who became
suddenly i'll, tainted and fell back
wards from the hayrack, striking her
head on the ground.
Mrs. Phil Adams is in the city for
a few days at the home of Charles
Schnebly, where she will remain I'M
til the return of Mrs. Hilda England
who is in Seattle.
Robert Warner has been offered tho
position of assistant city editor of
the Boston Post land Is filling the DO
sition now, until his vacation begins
in a couple of weeks, but has not de-
ctded whether he will accept perma-
nently on account of the confinement
of inside work.
Mrs. A. Bush Bracket, state super
1ntendent of prison rescue work, is IN
the city and was present at a w. C.
I. u. social given Friday evening at
the home Of Mrs. Doty on Ninth
street The principal number on the
grogram being an address by Mrs.
Bracket
Chester McGranahan had the mis-
fortune to infli.t very painful
wound in his hand Thursday. He was
sharpening lead pencil which kept
breaking off, and finally in attempt
ing to split the pencil he struck his
hand instead.
Miss Katherine Van Slyke, of North
Yakima, was in the city Thursday to
meet Miss Katherine d. Cavanaugh,
who arrived on the Milwaukee train
Thursday afternoon from st. Paul,
and who will visit her at North Yak
ina.
AhiSo i'idHChS IloIdChST WILL leave
Friday for Portland, Oregon, where
she will attend the Rose festival. She
will be accompanied by her sister.
Wilhelmina, who will spend the sum-
mer vacation with friends and rela-
tives at Vancouver, Washington.
Miss Margaret Davidson returned
Thursday from Boston, Mass, where
she has completed the course OF
study at the Emerson school of ora
tory and expression.
B. F. Finley, of the Finley Land
C..,t returned Monday from Seattle
where he has been on business