The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-10-02
PERSONALS

cade Miner office, Is visiting her SIS
ters at Wapato.--Roslyn Miner.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Beekman,
of Ohio, who stopped in the city on
business yesterday, left this noon for
North Yakima, where they will visit
friends few days.-Ellensburg Rec
ord.
Carl Jensen, accompanied by his
daughter, Mary Ethel, returned
Thursday morning from Europe. Mr.
Jensen went to Denmark about three
months ago to join his daughter. who
had been attending college there the
past year. Miss Jensen will enter
Riverview school at Prosser. Mr.. Jen-
sen reports an enjoyable visit, but
glad to arrive home to see the great
harvest Of the Prosser district being
gathered in.---Prosser Record.
w. b. McDougall, Of Lewiston,
Ida, is at the Yakima.
o. L. Hanson, of Kennewick, IL at
the Yakima. Mr.. Hanson is the con-
tractor for the railroad construction
in the Cowiche and will make his
home at the Yakima until the COM
pletion Of the work.
c. E. Crownover, who is engineer
in charge of the reclamation storage
reservoir work at Kachess and
Keechelus, went to Easton Monday
family.
Miss Peck, of Tacoma, who was
visiting here during the State fair,
went to Tacoma yesterday morning.
H. H. Andrews returned to North
Yakima yesterday from Benton City
A. s. Emery, of Washington, D. c..
and r. K Cunningham, of Naches
both of the reclamation service, are
guests at the Commercial hotel.
S. H. McEwry, of Washington, D.
c., is among those who are registered
at the Commercial hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Mosser, OF
Spokane, are guests at the CONNER
cial.
Mr.. Mosser is with the North
western railway and makes this ter
ritory regulaly. This trip he brought
Mrs. Mosser with him to see the
Yakima valley during the apple har-
vest.
j. NJ Corcoran, of Lewiston. Ida, Is
registered at the Yakima hotel.
Oscar Cain, Of Spokane, of the
federal court, is at the Yakima hotel
Gearge N. Angel, who has been re-
porting on the Republic for the past
two years will leave this morning for
Sydney, New York, where he will re-
main at his former home during the
winter.
Runner Jeffrey, Senator Jones' sec
rotary, who has spent the last two
months in North Yakima, will leave
Friday for Washington, d. G., where
he will enter George Washington Uni
versity for his masters degree in Jaw.
Mrs. Charles Geary, Of Tacoma,
came to North Yakima yesterday to
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Marsh.
c. C. Waite, of Chicago, formerly
of the Yakima Valley Fruitgrowers
association, cams to the city yester-
hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Night Hamilton. of
Milwaukee, Wis, are guests at the
Commercial hotel.
Miss Lindgren has returned and is
now occupying her desk as general
secretary of the Y. w. C. A.
Kenneth Vaughan and Thomas
Bailey, graduates of the North Yak
ina high school last year, left yester-
day afternoon for Portland, Oregon,
where they will put in years work
in dental college.
Misses 1rna and Enid Doris re-
turned Sunday from Pendleton, Ore
gon where they went to the roundup.
f. J. Beauchene left North Yakima
this morning to continue his pro-
fessional course in dentistry at the
Northern Pacific Dental college of
Portland, Oregon.
Alfred e. Coppock was visitor in
the city yesterday from Nj. H. Gill
berts Summitview ranch near the
end of the Mob Hill car line. His
principal business was to stock up
with shells for his trusty shotgun, in
order that he may be properly fixed
to bag five male Chinese pheasants
today.
p. ]. Herber, business man of
Mckee, was a visitor in the city las:
evening. He says that the hop pick
ing season in the Mckee region Is at
a close, business there being good.
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