Local Notes From The Valley And Town Life
Craig transferred to the creamery in town. A valley resident went to town for Easter services. Iowa relatives visited the Sheltons last Sunday. Ladies Auxiliary met with Mrs. Mary Wiley. Mr. Moore from Illinois bought the Stair place. Mrs. C Hesse visiting friends across the state. Mrs. Sherman and Miss Christina sick with la grippe. Academy commencement set for June 8 and 10. Public school closes May 30. Miss Della Wiley visited then went to Moxee to teach Holland school. New buggies sweep fashion. buyers include E S Woodcock A J Smith and Chester Crabb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Della Wiley
Moxee
Nob Hill Notes Include Purchases and Prominent Residents
Nob Hill residents discuss irrigation, new homes, and land sales. A. Chase sold 15 acres of alfalfa near the schoolhouse to the Wimer brothers and A H Carrasso for 200 dollars per acre. Mr. Anglin’s family moved into the Cole vacancy, and Mr. Burrell has a spud planting device rumored for patent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burrell
A. Chase
Nob Hill
Wimer Brothers
A. H. Carrasso
Malaria Sickness and Local Social Events Reported
Orville Dorsett is confined at home with malaria. Ella Dillon suffers nervous prostration. Carrie and Mary Young attended the Emigh Beach nuptials in Kennewick on Wednesday and returned Thursday. Dr. Harry Brock and family from Chicago, Willis Brock’s brother, arrived and plan to reside in North Yakima. he is a dentist. Mr. and Mrs. John Morehead of Opal Wyoming hosted a theater party Saturday last for Uncle Tom’s Cabin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Berg
Nob Hill
Harry Clark
Burg
Michigan
Shultz
Yakima
Carrie
Mary Young
Emigh Beach
Kennewick
Harry Brock
Chicago
Willis Brock
North Yakima
Brock
John Morehead
Opal, Wyo
Eva Lampson
Snohomish
F.a.curry
North Ahtanum Avenue
Walla Walla
Whitman College
Lampson
Ellensburg Normal
North Yakima News Roundup of Local Doings and Purchases
Local items report Mrs. Jasper Mikelson recovering after a long illness. Shoppers browse new silk ruffs and skirt waists at Macdonald's with price highlights. Citizens visit and return from Nome and Montesano. Community events include a Junior Orchestra ball and a M E church social. A range of accidents and incidents surface from theater cancellations to saloon brawls.
Notable Guests at Larson's Theater Event
The evening welcomed Mr. and Mrs. E. Ellis Mr. and Mrs. Morehead Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dillon Miss Maud Ellis Miss Lena Dillon and Mr. Roy Ellis with Mr. James Morehead in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larson’s Theater
E. Ellis
Morehead
Harry Jacobs
Charles Dillon
Maud Ellis
Lena Dillon
Roy Ellis
James Morehead
Contractors Notice for Yakima District 28 School Bid
Bids for a new school building in District No 28 Yakima county Washington are invited to W W Felton North Yakima and will be received by W C Wimner district clerk until 12 oclock noon April 26 1902. Directors may reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima County
Washington
Ans
W. W. Felton
North Yakima
Wash
W. C. Wimner
W.C. Wimner
Marriages in Kennewick and Hotel Bartholet
Miss Dais Beach wed Frank Emig of Spokane at the bride’s parents home in Kennewick with a ring ceremony and songs by Myrtle Poor and Mary Young. The couple, now married, will tour the East for six weeks. Also Claud Costor and Annie Bates married at Hotel Bartholet with Justice Taggard officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emigh Beach
C. J. Beach
Kennewick
Dais Beach
Frank Emig
Spokane
Samuel Greene
Seattle
Myrtlepoor
Oarty
Mary Young
Columbia
Northern Pacific Railway
Washington, D. C
New York
Boston
C. E. Lum
Charlotte Lum
Charles Lum
Mary
Carrie Young
North Yakima
Ward Emigh
Fisher Allen Marriage at Tampico Parsonage
C L Fisher and Miss Cora Allen of Tampico wed at the M E parish parsonage at 2 pm Sunday April 6 1902 by Rev J H Wood in front of a few friends. None but white help employed in Wilder's Restaurant South Front St Meals 15c. All tickets on the James Studio good if presented by April 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Gihring
Ellensburg
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Imperial Restaurant
C. L. Fisher
Cora Allen
Tampico
M. EF. Parsonage
J. H. Wood
Agiew Friends
Wilder
South Front St
James
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ahtanum
Mr. Craig
Iowa
Sheltons
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Mary Wiley
Mr. Moore
Illinois
Stair Place
Mrs. C. Hesse
Mrs. Sherman
Miss Christina
la Grippe
E. S. Woodcock
A. J. Smith
Chester Crabb
Mr. Anglin
Cole
Orville Dorsett
Ella Dillon
North Yakima and Vicinity
Jasper Mikelson
Macdonald’s
N. E. Stanton
Zillah
Charles Simmons
Nome
Will
J. H. Beardslee
Montesano
George Aumiller
Dimmick
Commissioners’ Court
Macdonald
Briggs & Dam
Jay Lynch
Fort Simcoe
Frank Hiscock
Syracuse
N. Y
Dell Hiscock
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Joe Screibner
J. T. Brower
California
Simcoe Station
W. T Prosser
North First Street
W.H. Scott
Greenfield
Ind
Woodmen of the World
Lilian Cole Bethel
Miss Bethel
Colum
Bus
Ohio
Blanche Walsh
Whatcom
Ernest Hamilton
Bert Fletcher
Bill Larson
George Olney
D. W. Owens
Owens
Kramer
Florida
William [Ler
Ditter Bros
Harry Potter
Palace Bakery
Stewart & Iler
George W. Allinger
Commission
San Francisco
Dr. Wells
McConnell
South Second Street
North
Shampion
McGorwige
Mitchell
Michigan and
Henney
McCormick Machinery
J. J. Case
John Deere
Wyman & Fraser
J. R. Radford
Ball Ground
Flour Mill Co
Golden Rule
H.H. Schott Apes
Dills, Lemon & Stuart
Fisher-Allen
Heffelfinger
Kolils Shoe Company
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