The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-08-14
PERSONALS
j. A. Cole of Astoria is guest at

j. A. Cole Of Astoria is a guest al
the Commercial hotel.
M. and Mrs. 7. o. Morrison ant
child are registered at the CONNER
cial hotel. Mrs. Morrison has beer
visiting relatives for some time.
Writing from Pacific Beach, H
Stanley Coffin reports that he
caught 40 crabs and gathered bas
ket of CLANS before breakfast, that a.
6 a. m, with his team he hauled al
auto out of the mud and that he Is
having a good time. He reports o
A. Fechter to be there on an auto
mobile trip but does not say whether
the Yakima banker was the mar
whose auto was hauled from the mud
so early in the morning. Mr.. Coffin
reports that he is having a delightful
time.
Will H. Adams of Spokane, of the
state pure food department, is CUES
at the Hotel Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. e. Richards oil
White Swan were at the Washington
Monday.
A. Morrison of Portland is among
the visitors in North Yakima and is
at the Washington hotel.
DR.. e. F. Chase and child returned
to North yakima Monday from Chica.
go after an absence of a month. DR.
Chase reports that they had a de-
lightful visit, that business conditions
further east are splendid and that
Minnesota, Iowa and other states they
saw look like gardens of plenty.
NJ ion lie O.
turned to North Yakima Monday from
a visit to the west side of the state
Lester Coffin will pass through
North Yakima today on hts way te
Seattle from Rochester, Mimi, where
he has been under the care of sur
gical experts.
H. p Martin Of Bremerton was In
the city Monday and was registered
at the Yakima.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Shea, Jr., OF
Toppenish and party of friends were
guests Sunday at the Commercial
hotel.
H. M. Stephenson of Everett is reg
istered at the Commercial hotel.
]. Fred Mueller of Grand Rapids
Mich, is registered at the Commercial
hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Spencer
of White Salmon were guests III
North Yakima Monday. They put uI
at the Commercial hotel.
John r. Ryerson, formerly agent
here of the Northern Pacific railway
left North Yakima Monday for Seattle
where he will make his home.
John Kelly of Mob HILL who ma:
been i'll for several months, was abou'
the streets of North Yakima Monday
greatly improved. in health and aler
so see the changes, that have taker
place since his illness prevented hin
from coming to town. Those or ms
friends of Mr.. Kelly who met hin
were delighted to see the improve
ment in his condition.
S. w. Chess of Vancouver, B. c.,
fruit buyer, is registered at the Yak
ina hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Funnel of Lo
Angeles are guests at the 4aklm;
hotel.
Judge F. H. Rudkins of SPOKANE
is a guest at thee Yakima hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 7. Harrah have re-
turned from a trip to Seattle.
Mr.. Kennerly of Baker Ore, wh'
proposes to establish a fruit brandy
works here, Is in the city guest al
tn, Commercial hotel.
Mrs. George Listmann and daugh'
ter, Miss Grace Listmann, expect t.
leave the city'Wednesday for Seattle
Mr.. andsMrs. A. M. Pratt. of NORTH
Yakimaf are the guests of MI aps
Mrs. a. w. Dunning at Stanfield, Ore
This'is the first time the Pratts have
Visited eastern oregon, and they are
very much pleased with the looks O.
the country, according to the Pendie
ton East Oregonian. LEe.
Mrs Bertha Hensen left this after
noon for North Yakima, where sh'
will visit her daughters. Mrs. Henry
Grissom, and Mrs. Sidney Carr for
few weeks.-Ellensburg Record.
Miss Katharine Burroughs of Ell
lensburg is in North Yakima, wher'
she will spend a week visiting at th'
home of her aunt, Mrs. r. e. Mans
field.
A marriage license was yesterda,
issued to Harry d. Wilson, of Oak
land, Cal. and Cora B. Vogel, O.
North Yakima.-Walla Walla Union.
Roy Gale, c. M. Hauser and e. G
Peck, of Yakima, with M. p. Mes
senger, of Selah, spent few day.
last week at the head of Wenas creel
after trout and recreation. They re
ported 325 trout to their credit
Selah Optimist
Word has been received by MT
John Oliver, of Selah, from his sol
Carl of his arrival at Juneau, Alaska
Carl is a linotype operator and ha
been working in the press room o
the Yakima Herald.
Born, Sunday night, to Mr.. ant
Mrs George w. Sutton, a son.