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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1902
Page
10
Bargain sale offers almost new parlor dining and kitchen furniture and carpets. Shop midtown showroom for discounted pieces described as in like new condition. Limited quantities, new stock arriving weekly.
A compact list of community updates from Yakima notes Brocklin to North Yakima. Includes job ads, divorce filings, travel to Spokane and Walla Walla, Wool Growers meetings, land and business moves, social events, auctions, and upcoming weddings and club activities.
Born to Mr and Mrs H A Small on Sunday April 13 1902 a son. Born to Mr and Mrs J G Glover of the Natchez on Friday April 11 1902 a daughter. Born to Mr and Mrs Frank Garrett on Wednesday April 9 1902 a daughter.
Henry Sanders died at his home on the School Section Friday April 11 1902 of consumption at age 66 after long illness with catarrh He came from New York 13 years ago and lived in Yakima country since His wife and three children survive Interment planned Sunday in Tahoma cemetery
A Presbyterian ceremony joins P. A. Dravis and Miss Clara Hand while Hinkle and Pettit pairs wed at private homes. Ada Putnam and James I. Wood unite at Kumler home with few friends present. The newlyweds reside at a Natchez avenue cottage.
In the Rainier hotel parlors at 8 pm on Monday April 14 1902 John Miller and Miss Anna Best joined in marriage. Justice J A Taggard performed the ceremony before a large gathering of friends. A luncheon followed and gifts and congratulations were extended to the couple. The groom owns the Rainier.
The general manager of the Northern Pacific Railway orders demurrage charges on every car held over twenty four hours for loading or unloading. Fee set at two dollars per day or fraction thereof and strictly enforced with no exceptions. M S Meeks, Stamp Agent.
Eggs for hatching from pure breed White Wyandotte at 1 dollar per setting of 15. Also some Buff Plymouth Rocks at 1 dollar fifty per setting. Call or address Mrs. H. E. Angel at the east end of A street. 9 13t.
Furnished rooms for housekeeping near Cotla Bros. Mrs Pridemore 10645 South Second Street. Dr Fletcher occupies Haines cottage 201 North Fourth Street corner B. Wilder's Restaurant South Front Street. Hayes the expressman for quick trips and prompt delivery. Wedding and engagement rings Goldman’s Seattle. Forty three acre fruit and hay ranch Parker Bottom 24 miles from R R station free water. John Buzzell Parker Address. For Sale Ten acres three miles north west of city six acres improved. J T Rains Rural No. 2. Ladies visiting cards at Heracn office.
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