Among Our Neighbors Local notes from Selah and Naches
Will Jenkins visited North Yakima over Sunday. Water was turned into the Selah and Taylor ditches, aiding early crops. Mrs. Whitmore and Mrs. Dimmick were among local residents with health updates. The Greed Ditch Co completed cleaning the ditch and turned in water. The boxing event drew Selah and Naches interest. Miss Merriman resigned teaching. Miss Taylor to finish term. literary society held last meeting with officers elected.
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Will Jenkins
North Yakima
Wapatox Ditch
Homer Quinn
The
Selah
Chas. Purdin
Family
Morrissey Bros
Upper
Naches
Greed Ditch Company
Whitmore
Ed. Kershaw
Local Herald Notes and Neighborly Happenings
Community items amid weekly events include John Gibson visiting family, a newborn for Andrew Daulkey and wife, highs and lows of area residents, a planned general store, and new irrigation measures. Edward Remy suffered severe spray burn needing grafting skin by Dr. Fletcher.
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Fairview Ditch
Sidney Noble
James Spahr
J. H W. Carstens
C. A. Porter
A. F. Brown
Schanno Ditch
Edward Remy
Remy
Dr. Fletcher
Local Health and Church News From Cowiche Area
Miss Kate Livingood improves from pneumonia while A. B. White returns home frail after illness. John Rightmire visits his father. Otis Rhodes family move east. Yakima autos to Cowiche advised to bring teams. Residents protest mud on Sunday. Presiding Elder Booth of the M E church preaches and gathers new members. James Rightmire suffers blood poisoning in a hand and arm.
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John Gibson
Mr. Courth
Robert Mahaffy
Andrew Daulkey
Fred Schlief
Kate Livingood
White
John Rightmire
Otis Rhodes
Yakima
Booth
M. BE. Church
Local move and property changes in Fruitvale area
Fruitvale residents plan relocations as G. Smith and family prepare a ten acre ranch move while Cr. Nelson and family depart for Idaho. Frank Snow awaits Minnesota-born parents and H W Sprague sells a five acre lace to Redwood, Linn territory for 4500 dollars. Mr. Mohr constructs a house and orchards. A T Richardson and Mr. Miller add to homes. a sale of 104 percent acres to Mr. Miller of Nebraska for 3200 dollars is noted.
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G. Smith
Frank Snow
Minnesota
H. W Sprague
Mr. Alexander
Redwood
Linn
Mr. Mohr
A. T. Richardson
Mr. Miller
Cr. Nelson
Idaho
Nebraska
Property sale and local social notes in Moxee area
Balance 63 acres sold to Mr. Mohr of Iowa for 1875 dollars. Miss Mary Nash of Milwaukee, visiting sister in the Moxee, is visiting Mrs. Robert Johnson for a few days.
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Mohr
Iowa
Mary Nash
Milwaukee
Wia
Robert Johnson
Hops Acreage Expanded In Selah Area
Perry O Nash reports six acres of hops this spring while E B Hersom adds to his hop yard now totaling fourteen acres. Mrs Peters returns home from Ellensburg after two weeks away. The ditch tender returns as water again flows in the Selah ditch. Dr Corrie has his residence repainted as a local social marks Oran Edwards 18th birthday. Upper Selah residents anticipate a new mail route to serve the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry O. Nash
E. B. Hersom
Sunnyside Community Notes Highlight Visits and Events
Sunnyside residents host Mrs E B Littlefield and Miss Janet Young with music and games. Visitors from North Yakima and comments on local church activities, school events, and community shifts fill a busy week. Mrs Cora Haskins receives a pupil reception with a musical program and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ruse
H. M. Lichty
F. R. Noble
E. B. Littlefield
Janet Young
Myrtle Phillips
North Yakima
Sunnyside
Local Laundry Promises Bright Shirts and Low Family Rates
A town laundry advertises modern equipment and improved methods to protect linen life. It invites customers to send colored shirts and shirt waists, guaranteeing satisfaction and offering low family wash rates.
Local notes detail visits and events in town
The community records guests and residents including Oliver Dean from Des Moines visiting his brother Elza Dean, Mrs. Cora Hoskins leaving for De Kalb Illinois, and Mrs. Alice Hays returning to Texas. Clerical changes, church services, and a near-miss buggy incident are noted along with upcoming meetings and society events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Housen
Oliver Dean
Des Moines
Iowa
Elza Dean
Dean
Polk System
Cora Hoskins
de Kalb
Ill
Woman’s Guild
Frank Garton
Bishop Wells
Episcopal Church
Holy Trinity
W. G. Baker
Lee A. Johnson Company
Baker
Raymond Jones
Burton
I. C. Jones
Marshall Scudder
North Yakima
H. M. Andreas
India
Sunnyside
Federated Church
Edward J. Young
Chas. E. Eakin
J. B. George
H. W. Young
W. C. Smith
Frank Foosker
Missouri
Anna Crawford
Local notices recount illnesses and family news
Miss Dixon of Wide Hollow improves slowly while Miss Langsworthy remains sick. Mr and Mrs John Wiley welcome a daughter born April 1. Mrs A J Smith personages regain ability to be out riding. Sylas Woolsey narrowly escapes a hand injury from blood poison, now improving. Mrs McGonigal has a sore hand and seeks town treatment. Mrs Conklin sustains a leg fracture after a buggy incident and is hospital bound. Ahtanum and Spokane visitors enjoy a concert. Mrs Moore’s East relatives plan summer stay. Pansy and aster plant sale offered at North Yakima. Press Woodruff tickets available via local church ladies.
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Spokane
Weigel's Store Robbed Of Clothing Overnight
The Weigel & Co clothing store was broken into Monday night and about $100 worth of men’s and boys’ suits were stolen along with personal effects of Chas Weigel. Entry was through the back door and clues are scarce though police suspect youths. Some stolen goods were recovered near the railroad north of the city.
Toppenish Bank Authorized Formation Approved
The comptroller of the currency approved George Donald and partners of North Yakima to organize a first national bank in Toppenish with capital of 25000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toppenish Bank
Comptroller of the Currency
George Donald
North Yakima
First National Bank
Toppenish Capital
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STAR
Washington
Star Glothing Company
Herald
Ladies Sewing Society
Fred Brooker
Taylor Ranch
Fairview
Ed Fournier
Gov. Mead
Lodge
Prosser
Chase Potter
Cowiche
James Rightmire
Fruitvale
Upper Selah
W. H. Cline
Seattle
E. L. Davies
Home Finding Society
Ralph Tiffany
Zillah
J. L. Stackhouse
Joel McDermitt
North
J.R. Nagel
O. R. & N. Railway
DeKalb
Irs
Young
Tacoma
Portland
Salt Lake
Colorado Springs
Denver
Silverstrand
Harvey Mathinson
George Shannafelt
Marion Brown
R. E. Blackman
R. D Campbell
S. J. Harrison
Mabton
Cora Haskins
Good Farmoo
Peek Ris
E.G. Peck, Broxer
Ahtanum
Ahtanum Avenue
Woodruff
Methodist
Congregational Ladies’ Aid Society
Dental Parlors
Sloan Building
Yakima Lumber
Cascade Lumber Co
Diamond Dick Little Bunny
Frank X, Nagler
Kohls Shoe Co
Yakima Avenue
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