The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-03-13
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engaged Here with the reclamation
service, but received an appointment
at the national capital. This will give
him an opportunity to study at theI
university there, of which he will take
advantage. He is a cousin of Rumorl
Jeffery of this city, who is now at
Washington as secretary for Senatorl
Jones.
Dr. Robert Prior of this city, whol
is practicng his profession as a vet
Urinary at Spokane is in the city for
few days, visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Prior of North Yak
ina
James W Behen of st. Louis. Mo,
representing one of the famous inn
porting houses of the United States,
making a speciality of linen. drapery,
embroidery, of which he is a con-
noisseur, is a guest at the Commercial
hotel.
j. w. Stussy has taken the contract
for new bungalow for Mr. Hanse.
ia North Naches avenue.
Mrs c. 5. Hale of Ninth avenue
south is slowly recovering from a Sc
we're attack of nervous prostration
CeN III hNtoll, W no lett mere ldSC
November for a trip to his old home
in Scotland, has returned to the city.
He says he had a fine trip, but is
glad to be back in Yakima. Coming
through North Dakota the thermom-
eter registered 20 below zero.
Mrs. Charles Haines and daughter
Minnie of Gle Elum are in the city
visiting Mrs. Marietta Haines of 2O3
North Fourth street. Mrs. Haines has
many friends here whom she hopes
to see during the week of her stay
NJ. J. Carrigan of Seattle, formerly
chairman of the board of commits
sioners of King county, is a guest at
the Yakima hotel.
j, f.. Frost of Elensburg, Of the
state tax commission. is a guest at
the Yakima. Like many of the older
residents, Mr.. Frost attaches an N
when he spells Elensburg.
NJ. w. Taylor of Mabton is a guest
at the Commercial hotel.
F. Q. Lodge and family of Ziliah
were over Sunday, visitors at their
uncles, DR.. c. G. Fletcher.
Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Grub of Louis
vile, Ky, are guests at the Yakima
hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Maxwell are
guests at the Commercial hotel Mr..
Maxwell is the contractor of the fed
eral building here.
D. Farmer and c. r. Cox of
MaGton are in the city, staying at
the Commercial.
j. w. Wentworth of Spokane is at
the Commercial. He is in North Yak
ina looking for a land investment
b. F. Kumler went to Toppenish
Monday to arrange there Sunday
school institute for March pa.
George Donald appears to be hav-
ing good time in Honolulu, as he
is not very liberal with his letters,
according to friends here 1t is ex-
pected that he will return to this
city about April 1st
Mr. and Mrs. w H. Shea, Jr.. of
Toppenish, are guests at the Wash
ington hotel.
Miss Margaret Avery of Austin,
Mimi, is a guest at the Washington
hotel.
Miss Emma Payne left last evening
on No. 5 for Tacoma, where she will
visit with friends and relatives flor
several weeks before returning to her
home at North Yakima.-Ellensbu
Record.
Mrs. Charles Bartholet of North
Yakima, who has been visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Bartholet
on East Eighth street, returned t.
her home at North Yakima today
Ellensburg Record
William Thede and family spent
Sunday and Monday as guests of
friends in the Mckee. Mr. Thede is
a local postal clerk, working Sun
days. BY virtue of law which has
recently gone into effect clerks who
work Sunday get layoff occasionally.
two days at time, on account of
what is designated as compensatory
work. II is a welcome change from
the previous system, when only one
day at a time was granted,
Miss Florence Mccoy. having re-
turned from Eugene, Ore, where she
visited for three months With her par
ents, has returned to make here home
in North Yakima and has accepted a
position as clerk of the board of
county commissioners,
Robert A. Geary, who decided sew
eral months ago to make this city his
headquarters while engaged in bust
ness. is guest at the Commercial
hotel. and will spend the most of his
time here i'll the future.
Mr. and Mrs, j. d. Viers have gone
to The Dalles. Oregon, to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Harry Niers, who once
resided in North Yakima.
Mrs. T. NJ Kilkinson is expected
home today from Missola. Mont,
where she was called to attend the
funeral of her mother
Miss Mabel Dunbar of Seattle is in
North Yakima, the guest of her
cousins. the Misses Doust
w. A. Rowe has resigned his posi-
ton with the reclamation service to
take a similar position with the Mid
land Engineering company.
She GA married me simply be-