Banquet plans and local notices stir Yakima town
Local Yakima items report Miss Catherine Van Slyke heading to Hastings for aunt’s illness, a Methodist church banquet set for April 21 with broad invitations. Fruit Inspector Jos Brown notes high orchard compliance and urges spray discipline. Various visits, court fines, land deals, school changes, and town happenings fill the page with names, places, and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine van Slyke
Hastings
Minn
Barbaras
Methodist Church
Jos. Brown
Mr. Brown
Rey
Stanley
Seattle
Capt. Hobson
Epworth League
Congress
Local notices and arrivals fill North Yakima theater of life
Court actions include C W Taylor vs W McF Stewart with attorneys Chaffer and Snively. Licenses issued to Albert Johnson and Cora Goldsmith. Carl Irving visiting from Los Angeles for Arizona Light and Power work. Miss Millie Gauntt visits for Easter. Leon Clem family relocates from Terre Haute to North Yakima. Various personal updates include a widow’s illness, a divorce case in Toppenish, and estate proceedings for Charles Ferry. New homes by E J Haasze and contractor O Hibarger. S G Hobart to open East Yakima cafe near Yakima hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Taylor
W. McF. Stewart
Stephen E. Chaffer
H. J. Snively
Albert E. Johnson
Cora Goldsmith
County Auditor's Office
Carl Irving
Los Angeles
Cal
J. T. Handsaker
Irving
Arizona
Arizona Light and Power Company
Millie Gauntt
N. C. Gauntt
Nob Hill
Miss Gauntt
Immaculate Heart of Mary
Coeur d’Alene City
Leon T. Clem
Goldie
Terre Haute
Ind
North Yakima
Clem
Vandalia
Brooker
Geo. Winchell
Brewer, Me
Frank Winchell
G. B. McCullen
Moxee Valley
Lee Tittle
McCullen
Carver
Toppenish
Edith Sargent
Newell & Sargent
Effle C. Perry
Charles Ferry
Edith Perry
Charles E. Perry
Norwood Perry
E. J. Haasze
O. Hibarger
Tacoma
Hibarger
Sunnyside
S. G. Hobart
Butler Hotel
Seattle
East
Yakima Avenue
Yakima Hotel
Hobart
Candidacy Announced for Yakima County Superintendent
A paid advertisement announces a bid for Yakima county superintendent of schools on the Republican ticket. The candidate states 20 years in Washington teaching, including 10 years as a district superintendent, current Sunnyside school superintendent, and formal college university training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima County
Sunnyside
Washington
Community Notes Include Local Sales And Social News
County correspondence reports the Long family returning from Seattle and several residents moving or visiting. An ordinance bans stock from running at large, and Yakima Valley Traction gains street rights. Real estate agent Thos. Builer opens an office. depots report stolen express parcels and a horse theft. Easter program planned at Parker church with children’s drills and Rev. Sanford preaching noted. A visiting easterner ends with humorous wind day rhymes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Coast
Chas. Campbell
Yakima Valley Traction Company
Cottrell
Seattle
Mrs. Brownlow
Orchard hopes rise in Naches valley farming shift
The Naches valley moves from timothy and alfalfa to orchards. Four acres of strawberries are being planted by Mr Sparksman. Mr Cleveland tends a berry patch. J O Johnston will start a 23 acre orchard next week with Walter Purdin as planter. James Fraser sold 40 acres of orchard. District 39 schools close in June for an eight month term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. S. Hievers
Wenatchee Valley
H. F. Blair
Ellensburg
E. E. Bernard
Seattle
B. S. Parker
W. B. Harper
Tacoma
S. G. Moore
Naches Valley
Henry Hov . Mies Wolber
Miss Buriin
Tacoma Co
Bilger
Wanato
Naches
Yakima County
Sparksman
Cleveland
J. O. Johnston
Walter Purdin
James Fraser
Wapato Social Notes and Local Movements
Miss Ethel Bowdish and brother Will suffer mumps this week. Mrs Johnson and daughter Mrs Edna Morrison visited North Yakima Tuesday. Mr Rolya departed for Spokane Wednesday evening. Mrs Lynne of Parker moved to Wapato to run the telephone office. Miss Agnes Brophy of Parker visits her mother Mrs Dagenheart. Mr and Mrs Frank Jones visited North Yakima Sunday. Mr E S Smith was a business visitor in Toppenish Wednesday. Miss Jessie Farris spent Wednesday with her sister Mrs McClavy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy MacWain
F. W. Meissnest
Washington
Miss Barr
M. C. Coon
Toppenish
Yakima Avenue
Fourth Street
Chas. Gleason
Court House Square
Court House
Howard Case
Vashon College
Johnson
Edna Morrison
North Yakima
Rolya
Spokane
Lynne of
Parker
Wapato
Agnes Brophy
Dagenheart
Frank Jones
E. S. Smith
Jessie Farris
McClavy
Parker Bottom Community Notes Amid April Warmth
April brings balmy days in Parker Bottom though cold nights damaged apricots and cherries. Local residents visit, new homes rise on the Flint ranch, and several families recover from illness. Mrs Cobien departs with the Joseph Cobien family for Everett to visit their daughter Mrs Roy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Paulhamus
Puyallup
W. L. Thompson
Minnie Johnson
Parker
Benjamin
Flint
Hazel Dickson
Outlook School
A. G. Dickson
A. B. Wilcox
Kenneth
Ben Cutler
Lynne
Wapato
Cobien
Maud
Joseph Cobien
Everett
Roy
Death notice and community notices in the School Section
Geo Grist reports the death of Giles Grist of Great Chart England at age 83. Mrs J J Young sails to Portland this week as a Missionary board delegate, with a stop at Cle Elum to visit daughter Jamie Young. Erma and Hattie Chandler host a Friday progressive social for about 20 youths. Dick and Oscar Dillion visited Ellensburg Tuesday. A Lynch family moves to the Columbia River. Hoag receives 2000 dollars life insurance from Modern Woodmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Grist
Giles Grist
Great Chart
England
J. J. Young
Missionary Church
North Pacific Board of Mission
Portland
Cle
Jamie Young
Erma
Hattie Chandler
Oscar Dillion
Ellensburg
A. Lynch
Columbia River
Hoag
Announcement for Yakima County Third District Commission seat
A campaign notice from William Stahlhut of Sunnyside Washington seeks voter consideration at the upcoming primary election for the Yakima County Third Commissioner's district. The brief announcement asks residents to support his candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima County
William Stahlhut
Sunnyside
Wash
Col Ridpath Seeks Washington Gubernatorial Nomination
Col W M Ridpath Spokane capitalist tours Snohomish King Kittitas Pierce and part of Benton counties canvassing for the Republican gubernatorial nomination. A veteran of the 115th Indiana regiment and longtime Spokane resident, he has never held elective office in Washington but sees broad support for his bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. W. M. Ridpath
Spokane
Washington
Ridpath
Snohomish
King
Kittitas
Pierce
Benton
Spokane County
115Th Indiana
Washngton
Stevens
Okanogan
Moore
House of Representative
Indiana
Col
Mous le Roi
Taft Hughes ticket seen as strong in 1900 era view
The excerpt presents Jones praising Taft and Hughes as a future ticket identical to the 1900 pairing. It notes Ridpath, a Spokane area figure and former Indiana speaker, as a Republican ally with considerable Spokane real estate holdings and mining interests in Le Roi, reflecting a Republican influence in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Hughes
Tree Planting Offers Four-Stand Guarantee For Orchards
Ernest A. Brown of Yakima Valley advertises seasonal orchard planting with a four-stand growth guarantee at typical prices. Trees are inspected and pruned before setting, contact via telephone 4791, P O Box 875. The Wa pato Independent recounts boosters From Albert Ios Minn and local figures praising Yakima valley and the reservation, noting barbed humor about boosters and a visit by Rev Bywater.
ManZan Pile Remedy in collapsible tube
Ready to use paste in a collapsible tube with nozzle. One application soothes heals reduces inflammation relieves soreness and itching. Price 50c. Sold by C. W. Camp West Side druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Camp
West Side Druggist
Fulton Defends in Portland Speech Amid Attacks
Senator Fulton told about 3000 listeners in Portland that Frank J. Heney’s charges against him were unfounded. He argued Heney acted from personal spite rather than public interest, denied wrongdoing, and questioned the credibility of Heney's presented evidence. He accused Heney of pressuring former State Senator Brownell to obtain letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton
Portland
Senato Fulton
Frank J. Heney
Variou
Heney
Oregon
Brownell
Loans for farms offered by Netherlands American Mortgage Company
The Netherlands American Mortgage Company offers farm loans over $1000 at 7 percent with no delay. Apply to Sameyer, Agent, No. 423 Alaska Building, Seattle, Washington. Also advertised for sale are milch cows and horses by Geo. H. Hull, box 193, North Yakima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netherlands
American Mortgage Company
Sameyer
Alaska Bldg
Seattle
Wash
Geo. H. Hull
North Yakima
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