The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-07-10
PERSONALS

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Robert Stanton expects to so to
Wisconsin to join party of friends
from New Orleans who expect to
spend two months or so at Plum Lake
near the northern part of the state.
They have house, launches, etc., and
expect to have cheerful summer.
A. H. Krieger of Duluth is a guest
at the Commercial hotel.
Mr. and Mrs Marshall Hooper of
Portland, Ore.,, are guests at the Com
mercial hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira F. Inman and
daughter, Doris, have returned from
a two weeks visit at Nampa Idaho,
where they attended the wedding of
their neice. 1t was also something Of
Ia family reunion, Mrs. Inmans two
sisters and their families being pres
ent.
Miss Irene Palmer left for Wash
ington, d. c., on Saturday. to visit
her aunt, Miss L. d. Palmer. She will
remain until October.
]. v. Mohr of Summit View left
the latter part of the week over the
Chicago & Milwaukee for Plainsfeld,
ton convention. Before returning he
will visit the old home in Pennsyl-
vania, which he has not seen for more
than twenty years.
H.. r.. Cox. superintendent of schools
of Pierce county, with Mrs. Cox, is
here on short business trip. Mr.. Cox
has fruit ranch in the Mckee valley.
A fire originating from unknown
cause in an empty house at 510 North
First street Saturday afternoon called
out the fire department. 1t was dis
tinguished with tHt little damage ex-
cept to the kitchen.
The Yakima meat company has
been awarded a judgment in superior
court against A. l.. Palmer for s16e.73
and -osts amounting to $3.50 on a
suit.
The regular meeting of the Frances
Willard w. c.. T. U. is to be held at
23O Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Jacob Strausze, 416 South
Seventh avenue. Parlia mentary drill
will be feature, and all are requested
to be present.
Syringa chapter No. So, o. e. S.
will have a meeting on Monday even
ing in the Masonic Temple, for che in
itiation of new members.
prof. and Mrs. j. Il. Love and two
children of Yoncalla, Oregon, have
arrived in the city to spend the sum-
rmer with Mrsr Love skparenrs, Mr. ANA
Mrs, j. S. fNEcMurray. Their household
goods haYe, beenf shipped to White
Il, lffs, where Mr., Love will be prin-
'cipal Of the schools during the COM
ing year.
Harry A. Glen, of the Northern Pa
cific railway here, was visitor at
Spokane Sunday.
George Siegel has gone from the
city for a few days on a fishing ex-
petition.
c. B. Cooper, of st. Paul, general SUI
perintendent of the Northern Express
company, and M. G. Hall, of Portland,
western superintendent, spent Mon
day in Yakima valley studying the
fruit conditions here from the point
of view of the express company Off.
icial.
l.. f. Salisbury agent here for the
Northern Pacific railway, and Mrs
III
from Seaside. Ore. where they have
been visiting for a few days. 8.Irc
John SALISBURY Of Winona, Mimi,
of the Milwaukee railroad, Is expected
in. North Yakima in a few days to
visit his brother, l.. #. Salisbury, OF
the Northern Pacific here.
j. M. Perry has returned to the
NH fro icit tn a.
attic.
w. p. Sawyer of Sawyer, was in
North Yakima Monday on county road
matters.
w. w. Butler, Of Grandview, came
to North Yakima Monday on tina
county districting business in connec-
ton with the road bonding PROPOSE
ton.
F. l.. West and Fred Lindhue, of
Houghton, Mich, were guests yester-
day at the Yakima hotel.
Editor Verran, of the Wapato In
dependent, was in North Yakima
Monday on public business.
Miss Emma Mallon has returned to
the city from a visit of some weeks
in Seattle and Tacoma.
Mrs. j. ID. Harrison, of Salt Lake,
Utah, is in North Yakima visiting her
sister. Mrs. William Kelly.
Gus Theophilos went to Hot Springs
Saturday to spend two or three days
with his family.
Col. A. c. Walker, of Zillah, was
guest Sunday and Monday at the Yak
ina hotel.
John Cleman, of Wenas, was in
North Yakima Monday on a business
trip and to feel the political pulse of
this part of the county
f. l.. Parker is assisting j. II. Whit
more during the harvest season. He
has been home from North Yakima
but u short time.-Bicl<leton News.
Master Albert McMurry and sister,
Nadine, of North Yakima, are spend
ing the summer with their grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs, Long at Bickleton
Leo l.. Ledwich, of North Yakima
spent Saturday and Sunday at Ellens-
burg
Miss Gladys Mason. of North Yak
ina, is spending a few days in the
cit. with her cousin, Miss Ida Suver,
and attending the three days celebra-
Record.
Mrs +. A. Bounds, who has spent
the past few days in Ellensburg with
her sister Mrs. p. G. Fitterer, has re-