The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-07-03
PERSONALS

w. d. Skinner of Portland. of the
o. II. w. q N, II Registered at the
commercial hotel.
I j. c. Lloyd of Ellensburg was In
North Yakima Monday.
Mrs. Theodore Steiner of Ellens-
burg was In North Yakima Monday
on a business trip in connection with
property she has here.
J. Edward Cort left North Yakima
Monday to visit at the Cort ranch on
Lake Washington for few weeks.
E. N. johnson of Washington, d.
c.. is a guest at the Yakima hotel.
Fred A. Hunt of FIT. Simcoe was a
visitor in the city Monday and was a
guest at the Yakima hotel.
F. II. Stirling of Philadelphia Is
among those registered at the Yaki-
ma hotel
Miss Helen Swan left North Yaki-
ma Monday for Seattle to visit friends
there for couple of weeks.
| Mrs. i. A. Weatherwax entertained
last evening at dinner in honor of
Miss Laura Taylor, of Seattle, guest
of Miss Viola Schwaegler. Bridge
was enjoyed afterwards.
|
few days from North Yakima and
Will spend the 4th of July in the city
with her ents.-Ellensburg Rec
ord.
| Mrs. E. r. Hensler and daughter
of North Yakima are visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Har-
lper.-Prosser Record.
John Chisholm, who for the past
IL years has made Prosser his home,
has entered into the contracting bust
ness with Smith & Stratton, who at
the present time have offices in North
| Yakima. Mr.. Chisholm, with the ex-
| ception of the past two years, has
been connected with Prosser Power
company as superintendent
Record.
| j. C. Tyrrell and wife, accompanied
! by Mrs Rochel, mother of Mrs. Tyr
rell left on No. 1 today for the SJund
and from there will go to Yakima,
accompanying Mrs Rochel to that
city, where she will visit some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Tyrrel will return next
iweek.-W World.
G. H. King, of Benton City, will
leave next Wednesday for Portland,
Oregon, where he will engage in the
practice of law Mr.. King is an at
torney of much ability and while prac-
ticing in our neighboring city he con
Quoted his profession to the entire
satisfaction of his clients. His friends
lin Benton county are sorry to lose
him but wish him much success in
his larger field of action.-Prosser
Independent.
The Misses Olivia and. Cora Brown
and several other young lady friends
started from North Yakima Monday
for Kelso, to visit for a week or two
Charles Bruhn of Seattle is a guest
at the Washington hotel. He is here
! in connection with stock taking oper-
atoms at the Yakima Meat company's
plant.
j. H. Towles of Urbana, ILL.,. is a
visitor at the Commercial hotel.
Joseph Isba and j. E. Jerome of
Milwaukee and Minneapolis respec-
lively are registered at the CONNER
cial hotel.
NJ. and Mrs. W. P. Howe of Kansas
City are guests at the Commercial
hotel.
w. A. Meyers of Los Angeles is a
br-iness visitor in the city.
w. p. Sawyer of Parker was a
North Yakima visitor Monday.
Misses Olivia and Cora Brown, and
MIS- Lily Myers left Monday for Port
land, where they will visit with rea-
tives and friends. They will return by
way of Seattle and take in the Pot
latch there.
Martin Meagher OF the B. L. Finley
Land Co., Ellensburg. is spending q
few days in the city. He says large
preparations are being made for the
three days celebration beginning July
4th and that many are expected from
this city.
Andrew Sandanger and r. j. Logan
of the Rose Land company are in the
city for few days looking over their
interests in this section.
laborer named Andrews, living at
1916 South Seventh street, had a hand
hurt while working at the sawmill in
the Cowichee Monday, and on being
brought to the city had to have
portion of one finger amputated.