The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-09-04

they have encountered in Washington
and the camping facilities also tbs
best. They had a delightful time and
weather which was satisfactory
though there was some rain.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. lilly of Ho-
quiam are guests at the Yakima
hotel.
7 F. Boylen of Pendleton was reg
istered at the Yakima Monday.
George Donald was a passenger
east for Spokane and possibly farther
east on train No. out of North Yak
ina Monday.
Rev. Charles Gibson, formerly pas
tor of the Methodist church here,
stopped in North Yakima for short
time Monday on his way east. At the
station here he met number of for
mer acquaintance and friends.
Rev. l.. A. LaMontagne of Mckee
returned to North Yakima Monday
from Ellensburg, where he had TAX
en- his membership in the knights of
Columbus. There were "a candidates
in the class initiated and SO visitors
from North Yakima in the party. The
greater number Of the Yakima MEM
bers returned Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Wooden of
Tieton hotel.
Mrs Magee and daughter Jennie
have returned from an extended trip
through New York state
Miss Dotha Varker of Tacoma
came to the city last evening to visit
for a brief time at her home here.
Miss Mary O'Neal Is at Tamplco
visiting her brother, William O'Neal.
at the mill Of the Pine Box & Lum-
Der company.
George F. Christensen of Adams
county, candidate for congressman "a t.
large on the democratic ticket, was a
visitor in North Yakima Monday and
was piloted by r. A. O'Brien.
James L. Aver of the Northern Pa
cific railway expects to leave the city
Wednesday for Portland, Ore, to visit
his former home and on returning
will probably bring with him his
mother and sister. On his way east
he will stop at Atlantic City as a
delegate from North Yakima at the
national gathering of the veterans of
the Spanish war.
Mrs Moore of North Yakima ex-
meets to leave the CITY Wednesday for
Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Prior ana
their daughters returned to North
Yakima Monday from a visit in Eng
land scotland and Ireland
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babv ,dauphter who have been auto
mobiline for the mast couple of
months in washington and Oregon
have returned TO North Yakima and
will probably remain here. Mrs.
Stephens discovered that in automo-
bile touring the best conveyance for
the babv was an Indian papoose has
ket and accordingly purchased one in
which Miss stephens Travelled in com
fort
Miss Jessie Brown. teacher at the
Fairview school, returned to North
Yakima Monday from Los Angeles.
where she passed her vacation period.
Mr. ana Mrs. Don Hays of the
Tieton arc raioicino over the arrival
Gu, d.v morning of seven and a
half nound daurhter. Margaret Cath
crime
Mr. and Mrs Chester Roone ne Zil-
1ab snent SATURDAY. and SUNDAY in
Nortb Yakima Mr. Boone returned
sunday avenino vhiIa Mrs Roona re-
NAMED TO visit for a few DAVIS with
ber n,otber Mrs Verde Erwin and
sisters Mrs HAROLD DoolittIe and the
Misses Snsane and Florence Erwin.
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s'aIs over lhe iisers' All 'he .
vain the eNcep''"h VI rilAiaii' nave
prayed one OF more sanhes lhis sea
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ma hAsers' therelore, LOOK persohai
pr dc IN watching tneir ooys play
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles n. Hunt re-
turned yesterday from SPOKANE, where
Rockford, Illinois. Mr.. Hunt is the
progressive candidate for state insur-
aDrp com isSiOOpr and IL very hIISy