Easter in Yakima Hears Risen Hope Across Churches
Easter in North Yakima featured bright sun then clouds as churches filled with large crowds. Messages centered on He is Risen and Resurrection with special programs at M E church Congregational St Michael's Catholic and Presbyterian venues. Local notices include visits by Spokane Reporter W L Hanning and movements of residents John Michels A Sells family Sells leaving Montesano for Yakima.
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Yakima
Southland
M. E
Wood
Marsdean Borresen
Verla Strauss
James
Christ the
Shelley Will C. Hoyt
E. R. Connor
Iboe Tae
H. M. Gilbert Hark
St Michael’s Episcopal Church
Thomas Wilson
Sullivan
Presbyterian Church
Mesdames Willis
Riggle
Toll
Don Solo
Jesus’ Grave
Mary Young
Jerusalem
Willis
Warren
Toll, Miller, Dow and Dudley
Jesus
John Michels
Hawaii
Hot Springs
Ellensburg
J. A. Sells
Church Notes Show Local Religious Events Across Denominations
The column lists services and upcoming events at St. Michael's Brethren and M E churches, plus activities by Evangelical Lutherans, Adventists, Episcopalians, Baptists, and the Salvation Army. It highlights a May conference trip, a tempers lectures series, and an orphanage project in Amity Colorado as part of ongoing community outreach.
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Salvation Army
Human Brotherhood
Amity, Col
Out of the Grocery Business to Close Stock by April
A local grocer announces closing the grocery business and liquidating stock by April first. The owner aims to reduce total stock by 2000 dollars and has lowered prices across every line.
Army colonization scheme praised as philanthropy
The text discusses a proposed settlement for orphans to be raised for good citizenship and views slum congestion as a societal evil. It presents the army’s colonization plan as first class philanthropy, worthy of support from any perspective.
Deaths: Miss Josie Dunn of Zillah Passes at 18
Miss Josie Dunn daughter of Mr and Mrs James Dunn of Zillah died at her home on Tuesday March 25 1902 after a long sickness with tuberculosis She was 18 years old The remains were brought to North Yakima and interred in the Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Dunn
James Dunn
Zillah
North Yakima
Vulgar Patent Medicine Ad Claims Kidney Cure
An old advertisement touts Dr Hobbs asparagus pills as a universal kidney cure and promotes Sterling Remedy Co products from Chicago. It mentions a free pie offer, a cough remedy, and Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promising a cold cure in one day with no cure no pay, all priced at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobbs
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
Leachs Carpenter Marriage in North Fourth Street Home
Miss Lillian May Carpenter married Henry W. Leach on March 26 1902 at the bride’s parents home in North Fourth street Rev F L Hayden officiated. Attendants included families and friends. Groom J A Leach’s son served in Philippines. now a clerk at Keck clothing house. couple to live at 4 South Sixth street.
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Lillian May Carpenter
Henry W. Leach
F. L. Hayden
Presbyterian Church
Charles W. Carpenter
North Fourth Street
J. A. Leach
South Second Street
Company E
First
Washington
Philippines
Islands
Keck Clothing House
No. 4
South Sixth Street
McDonald and Sanders Wed at Pettit House Parlor
Justice J A Taggard united John A McDonald and Milley Sanders in marriage at the Pettit house parlors at high noon Easter Sunday. The couple, from this county, were married before a small gathering and left by train for Kennewick where McDonald is employed.
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Pettit
J. A. Taggard
John A. McDonald
Milley Sanders
Kennewick
Dysart Weds Miss Nira Burnham at Quiet Hennepin Ceremony
In Hennepin on March 6 1902 at the bride’s mother home Rev W J Ward officiated a quiet wedding of Cornelius W Dysart of Granville Illinois and Nira Burnham of Hennepin. The couple then hosted a light collation and traveled to Granville for a bountiful dinner. Dysart a respected Granville farmer has served as township supervisor and assessor. Burnham a former Hennepin schoolteacher returned from Tacoma Washington Territory to settle in Hennepin with her mother and sister.
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Putnam Record
Hennepin
Illinois
Yakima
Kelso & Foster
Auditor's Office
Cornelius W. Dysart
Granville
Ill
Nira Burnham
W. J. Ward
M. E. Church
Burnham
C. W. Dysart
Granville Township
Tacoma
Washington Ter
Mr. Burnham
Miss Burnham
Cupid
New Seed Potatoes and Hats Offered at Local Shops
Tickets valid at James Studio through April 15. Choice Turnip seed Broomcorn Millet seed and Salinas Burbank seed potatoes offered at Richey Gilbert Tope to perish Washington. Also new line of street hats for ladies and misses at the Golden Rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Studio
Richey & Gilbert
Tope Perish
Washington
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Florsheim’s
Thompson Bros
Drew-Selby Co
Julius Kokenge & Co
S. Nugent
Dudley Shoe CO
Ina
Ruth Harrison
Ree Renan
Clara Martin Reading
Gertrude Green Bos
Ruth Davis
Cecil Clark
Savage Tedeum
Hopkins
Plan Stanier
Garret
George S. Vance
H. H. Schott Co
Golden Rule
W. L. Hanning
The
Spokane Spokesman-Review
A. Hunt
E. F. Crocker
Columbia
Church Notes
Ladies’ Guild of
St. Michael’s Church
W. F. Prosser
Brethren Church
Ahtanum Avenue
J. Gihring
Snohomish
Evangelical Lutheran Churches of the
Evangelical Lutheran
Adventist Church
George E. Wise
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Northwest
Kellems
Eugene, Ore
Christian Church
Eugene Divinity School
Col. C. J. Holt
Holt
Ralph Nichols
Episcopal Church
Swestry
Alex Miller
W. L. Steinweg
H. B. Scudder
Frank Wheeler
Harold Thompson
C. L. Owen
C. H. Denley
H. M. Bartlett
Robert Thomson
Baptist Church
Ohio
Kentucky
Thomson
New York
Miss Josie Dunn
Mitchell
Michigan and
Henney
McCormick Machinery
J. J. Case
John Deere
Wyman & Fraser
Leachs-Carpenter
Dysart- Burnham
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