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

mercial club excursion and requested
that he be booked for ticket again
this year.-Kennewick Reporter.
Judge B. S. Grosscup of Tacoma
was in the city several hours Sunday,
says are Reporter Of Kennewick, on
his return from a brief visit to his
ranch on the lower Yakima. The
judge says that instead of seeking
shades of the mountains this year he
and Judge Frank Rudl<in will spend
their vacation on the ranch enjoying
the heat of the hay fields.
Miss Esther Van Horn of Richland
Is in North Yakima to visit her uncle,
w. d. ingalls, and family.
W. W. Robinson, of Seattle, the
we'll known hay dealer and contrac-
tor, passed through North Yakima
Saturday on his way to Seattle from
the lower valley.
Fred Stussy, of Eau Claire, Wis,
who is head of the lodge of Elks
there and who was a delegate to the
grand lodge session at Portland, was
visitor in North Yakima Saturday,
stopping here to see Harry Glen and
other old friends on his return to his
Wisconsin home.
John Noel, his mother, Mrs. Frank
Noel, and his aunt, Mrs. j. B. Cyr,
left North Yakima this morning on a
visit to the Potlatch. Afterwards they
will visit Tacoma and the young man
will then go alone to Portland to re-
man there for a couple of weeks.
Robert Rundstrom and James Les
lie, president and vice president re-
spectivly of the Yakima Commercial
club, have left the city for Seattle as
regular representatives from the club
here to the Potlatch.
Charles f. Bailey of Granger and
his son Patsy" were in North Yak
ina Saturday en- route for Seattle,
where the son takes train for Califor-
mia on his return to Berkeley to his
studies
Mrs. A. NJ. Cracker and children, of
Zillah, were in North Yakima Satur-
day at the Commercial hotel
Patrick Mccoy, who is a part own
er of land at Granger, was in North
Yakima Saturday on his return to his
home after a visit to his land The
idlIus W nlSll 10 itttil eScCLtOil,4 is lH6
largest hay ranch. under the Sunny
side canal. e.. sely,le ssei va ttat
T. Schurghenoff, of st. Petersburg,
Russia, is among the guests who were
registered. Saturday at. the. Yakima no.
tel
j. V. Steele, ofWala Walla, was i'm
the city Saturday and was a guest at
the Yakima. me. :.e ls
Mr.. and Mrs. C. d. Walker. 9 of
Prosser, were at the Yakima hotel
Saturday.
Joseph Allen, of Parker and Spo-
kane, was in North Yakima Saturday
on a business trip.
G. M. Crichton, of Altadena, Cal,
was in North Yakima Saturday aud
was a guest at the Commercial hotel.
Mrs. G. e. Crownover of Naches,
was a guest Saturday at the CONNER
cial.
Miss Tessie Christmas will leave
Monday for two weeks visit with
friends in the Sound country.
The Misses Coffin left the city Sat
urday for Ellensburg to join their ia
Their, Fl. Stanley Coffin. there, and go
through to the Coffin Ba bcock ranch
on the Nahum.
w. N. Irish went to Ellensburg Sat
urday for brief business trip.
Miss Burianek left the city Satur-
day for brief visit with friends al
Outlook.
]. w. Martin of Toppenish was g
business visitor in North Yakima Sat
urday. ssrtY ',sas-sr
C. G.. Burdick, general agent of the
Northern Pacific railway, Mrs. Bur.
dick and child rave gone to Seattle tc
visit. Mr.. ,Burdick will return in q
few days,
Ira M. Krutz has left the city tc
visit at Bellingham and other cite.
on the west side of the state.
A. S. Congdon and son. Shirley, have
returned from a visit to Seattle, Ho
GUAM and other cities.
A son was born Saturday to Mr.
and Mrs. Patrick Lynch of IS Elev.
enth avenue north.
Mrs. Pearl e. Turner and little
daughter Catherine have gone te
North Yakima TO reside permanently
Mr. Turner, who was an employe OF
the O.-W. r. & n. Company here
has been ira nsferred to North Yaki.
ma.-Walla Walla Bulletin.
A. b. Miller. director of the North
Yakima Y. M. c. A. Band, arrived il
Ellensburg yesterday morning. Ht
will leave soon for a trip to the Co.
lumbia river in the vicinity of Wah-
luke--Ellensburg Record.
Mrs. d. Fl. Mohler. of North Yak.
ina, is spending a few days In Euens
burg with her daughter, Miss Mar
guerite Mohler, who is attending tn,
normal school.
Miss Esta Shelton of North Yaki
ma has been visiting with friends ant
rela tves in Ellensburg
Miss Ethel Simonson, of Elens
burg, is in North Yakima TO visit hel
sister, Miss Bessie, for few weeks
Drainage Engineer Weir of th'
United States Department of Agricu!
ture will spend today on the reserva
ton making further investigation o
the drainage work done there unde
Engineer Martin.
A son was born Monday to Mr.. ant
| Mrs. William Moon of South Sixth
street.
Miss Ruby Whitson and Mrs. Crew
have gone to Seattle on a. vacation
trip
The wedding took place Monda.
morning at the st. Joseph's church