The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-07-17

to Frederick, Okla, by the serious
Illness of his brother Robert has wired
that the brother died of typhoid Fever
before his arrival
At the brides home, ais South
Fourth street, Mrs. M. M, Englehar'
and J. #. Boyle were married Monday
morning by Rev. Alfred Lockwood
After wedding breakfast they left
on the IL a. m. train for Seattle and
coast cities They will be home at BIG
South Fourth street after August 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. W. Pritchard OF
Ellensburg were registered at the
Commercial hotel Monday
]. Ed. Schran Of Austin, Mimi, il
among the guests at the Commercial
hotel. He was here Is years ago and
found It difficult to recognize the city.
Martin G. Meagher of Ellensbure
was in North Yakima Monday on
business.
Newell w. Paterson of Philadelphia
is among the guests at the Commercial
hotel.
A daughter was born, at San Fran
cisco, July Is, to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
| l.. Catalan.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Udell leave the
city today on a trip to Chicago.
| Miss Elizabeth Osbourne is to leave
the city on Friday next for San Fran
cisco. She will go south by water.
H. Y. Saint, register of the United
States Land office, is absent on vaca-
ton leave.
C. Dan Gresswell, formerly of this
city, but who has been at Spokane
and Portland for some time. has re-
turned to North Yakima.
| President r. E. Slaughter of Hud-
son, Wis. of the Cascade Lumber
company of North Yakima, left the
city Monday on business visit to
Gle Elum.
Mr. and Mrs j. p. Gordon of Du-
luth, Mimi, are guests at the Yakima
hotel.
M. Taylor of Hoquiam is among
hotel.
Alex. Hutchings of Cambridge
Mass, is in the city and is guest
at the Yakima.
| Marie McAlpin of Kiona was in the
city Monday, registered at the Yak
lima hotel.
| Mrs Rene Cosgrove and Mrs. L.
NJ. Hogue of Seattle We're guests Mon
day at the Commercial hotel.
G.. A. Dunbar and family left the
city last evening for their summer
home on Lopez Island.
\ Harry .Sniveiy is suffering from. q
poisoned hand and arm, which mani.
tested itself Saturday while he was
range riding for cattle He has nc
cut or bruise and the cause of the in
lection is a mystery.
| c.. E. gArney, western mining and
industrial agent of the Northern Pa
cific railway. was a North Yakima
visitor Monday. 10
Harry Brown left the city Monday
on visit to Seattle and Portland.
| Miss Sawbridge left the city Mon.
day for Seattle and Tacoma to visit
for a few days.
Miss Edna Walker went to Seattle
Monday to take in ths Potlatch fes-
tivities.
| Ben Sawbridge, who has been visit
ing his parents here, started Monday
on his return to his field in Oregon.
Mrs. W. II. Vandercar left Monday
afternoon for trip through Yellow.
stone park She accompanied Mr.
and Mrs. Fl. ID. Vandercar of York
Nebraska. who have been in this city
for the past month visiting theii
brother, w. T. Vandercar.
| Miss Martha Corliss left Sunday
I-evening for Seattle, where she will
Visit with her relatives and friends
Miss Denaige Cyr left Sunday fol
Seattle, where she will visit her un.
Gle and take in the Potlatch.
l. O. B. Fitch of Fort Wayne, Ind.
representative of the Majestic Furnace
g. Foundry company of that city, Il
In North Yakima visiting with his
son Roderick Fitch Mr.. Fitch has
made z states already during his trip
and expects to continue Throughout
the Northwest and west before return.
ing to his home.
Carl Oliver of the Herald left las
night for Seattle, where he will taks
in the Potlatch.