The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1912-09-11

| Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Thompson OF
Wapato we're visitors in North Yak
ina Saturday and were guests at the
| Commercial.
| Mrs. James Wright and daughters
Madge, Gladys and Doris, and X. G..
Arrowsmith, have returned from a
llong automobile trip that took them
from North Yakima through Oregon
and California, and thence into Old
Mexico. They left here on July 3, and
while away travelled approximately
1000 miles, using a Winton Six, with
which they experienced little trouble.
They left their auto in Seattle, and
returned via the Northern Pacific.
Mrs. Wright has decided to make her
home in Seattle and will leave for
that city within a short time.
Mr. Patterson who had charge Of
the association packing house for
the season has returned to North
Yakima for apple picking.-Hanford
Columbian.
Miss Ethel Simpson, Of North Yak
ina, visited Kennewick friends the
first Of the week while on her way
to Pullman, where she will attend
the State College. Before leaving
she will make a short visit in Walla
Walla with her two brothers and
sister, who are in the Odd Fellows
home there.-Kennewick Courier.
Ernest ellsworth, the we'll known
foreman Of the N. w. lis tipple, will
leave Roslyn on September 81, sail
ing week later for an extended trip
to England, his old home land
Roslyn Miner.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. Barkwell re-
turned Monday from a very enjoyable
ten days vacation trip to North Yak
ina and several Sound points.-Cle
Elum Echo.
Miss Romano LaChappelle who
has been the guest of Miss Emily La
Premiere for a week, left Tuesday
will visit at the home of her grand
mother, Mrs. o. LaFreniere.-Cle
EMm Echo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ordway, Of
North Yakima, who were married
Wednesday noon at North Yakima,
spent couple of days in Gle Elum
this week.-Cle Elum Echo.
Miss Mabel Painter, of North Yak
ina, is in Ellensburg visiting her
sisters, Mrs. Chester Hovey, Mrs.
Bert Larsen and Mrs. Henry Wager.
Mrs. L. D. Massey, Of North Yak
ina, Is visiting with friends in the
city for few days.-Ellensburg Rec
ord.
Miss Rose Clerf, who spent the
summer months in Ellensburg with
her mother, has returned to North
Yakima, having charge of the super
vision work of art and music in the
public Notwithstanding Record.
Mrs. A. l.. Grim and daughters,
Mary and Margaret, formerly Of this
place but who have been living in
North Yakima, have returned to Ell
ltnsburg to take up their residence
for an indefinite time. Miss Mar
garet Grim will attend the normal
sch notwithstanding Record.
c. r. Griesen, formerly with Better
Fruit at Hood River, of which he was
associate editor, now with the Fruit
Grower and Farmer of st. Joseph,
Mo-, is North Yakima visitor.
DR.. Thomas Tetreau, city and coun-
ty health officer, expects to leave
North Yakima Thursday for Washing
ton, D. c. to attend meeting Of the
National Hygiene association. DR..
Tetreau will tell of the work done in
North Yakima and the Yakima valley
for the protection of public health.
H. M. Hand of Boise is guest at
the Yakima hotel.
H. F. Burgess of Sunnyside was in
the city Monday, registered at the
Commercial hotel
c. o. Swain and Miss Eva Swain of
Roslyn were In North Yakima Mon
day at the Yakima hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Forsyth and
lson Arthur of White Bluffs are guests
at the Yakima.
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Tinsley OF
Barbourville, KY, are visitors in
the Yakima hotel.
| w. H. Killian of Rock Springs,
| Wyoming is among the fasteners Wis
ting in North Yakima. He is regis
tered at the Yakima hotel
| Col. A. c. Walker of Zillah was a
North Yakima visitor Monday.
William Foresman of Lewiston,
Ida, father of c. A. Foresman of
North Yakima, arrived here Monday
to visit. Mr.. Foresman, who was 80
years old Sunday, is a surprisingly
hearty and active man.
| Miss Floy A. Rossman, of the high
school teach staff, has arrived in the
city from Portland and is a guest at
the Commercial.
! Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Suits of Ozuaw-
ka. Ill, are registered at the CONNER
| cial.
Paschal Paddock of Dawson, Y. T.
is guest at the Commercial
Mrs. j. H. Nelson of Dumping Lake,
who has been visiting in North Yaki-
ma for three weeks, starts this morn
ing on her return to the lake. Her
daughter remains here to continue her
studies during the winter months
j. l.. Bass of Rome Georgia, who
is owner of Yakima property, includ-
ing the land and building on Front
street occupied by the Yakima Livery
company, was a visitor here Sunday
with his daughter, Mrs. Edward Root
of South Mob Hill. Mr.. Bass is g
grand representative to the gather
| ing of Oddfellows at Winnipeg and
was unable to remain longer here or
his way north. He came from st
Paul by the Northern Pacific, wen
from here to Seattle and will return
4 to Winnipeg by the Canadian Pacific
Mr.. Bass has long been impressed by