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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1901
Page
2
The monthly report shows 17 enrolled students 18 in attendance 254 days attended 10 days absent and 11 tardies. Non absentees and non tardy include Mabel Leona Norris Kandle Elsie Pressey Annie Villa Burge and Villa Burge.
Mrs James Wiley visits relatives while Mrs P B Jackson of North Yakima callers at the academy. Ray Erkenbrack plans to move to Colwell Idaho. A basketball game between the academy and Yakima eighth graders could not be arranged due to differing rules. Prof O A Hauerbach of Whitman college gave a lecture on how to become a speaker with readings from Kipling Riley and others. The crowd enjoyed Toll’s solo and Hauerbach's violin encore. Additional notes include illnesses, a cow loss, neighbors gathering for dancing and a social lunch.
Charles Higby is laid up with a felon. Andy Lynch was on the sick list last week. Mrs. Andrew Newburg entertained Mrs. Larson and sons at dinner last sun.
Lost in the city about April 4 a fur collarette and a pair of gold rimmed nose glasses. Rewards offered for return to the office. Address C. Stuart. For Sale Buff Rock roosters. Dr. Rosser at corner South Sixth and Chestnut streets. Wanted an experienced seamstress or a fast neat sewer at R. J. Curry's tailor shop. DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve advertised with cautions about counterfeits at Quiett & Ayres Drug Store.
Sunnyside residents are invited to a Saturday gathering at Rev. A H Lyons new residence to discuss forming a Regular Missionary Baptist church. Rev. A M Allyn of Spokane will attend and preach Sunday morning at 11 at the Sunnyside schoolhouse. Dr Stephenson the dentist will visit Monday April 22 for a few days.
Architect Robert Scott designs a brick church on the corner of A and Third streets costing 10000 with a 60 by 85 foot main hall for 514 seating and potential balcony. Also notes enforcement of horses on streets, local land patent progress, and various commercial notices and sales.
An old newspaper item advertises Cas carets Candy Cathartic as a remedy for bowel issues. It also lists photography services and cabinets. Property notes describe forty acres west of North Yakima with a plastered house and out-buildings, plus 25 acres of farm land in Alfelfa, with contact names A. W. Swartze and D. L. Druse.
Pure bred White Wyandotte hatching eggs advertised by Mrs. H E Angel at East end A Street North Yakima priced one dollar per sitting of 15 eggs. Orders filled promptly with prompt service.
New shaving parlors and fine bathing apartments opened by Wm Jackson. The shop offers good shaves and porcelain tubs in a 5-room setup under Jackson, the proprietor.
A health ad claims backaches stem from kidney disorder and promotes FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE as the remedy. It urges taking no substitute and credits North Yakima Drug Store as the supplier.
Friday social at Allen's hall invites the public to a splendid program. Elder Stiverson will preach at Wide Hollow school house next Sunday at 11 am. Dr H V Perry from Ellensburg attends Modjeska performance and stays with Mr and Mrs Larson. W E Townsend dislocated shoulder last week but hopes to return to Wallace Coburn Hardware by Monday. Nathaniel B Stone files notice to appropriate 100 cubic feet of Yakima river water by hydraulic ram for his farm. George Redfield, 14, son of jeweler J G Redfield, was bucked from a horse, suffered bruises and mild spine injury, but remains at home today.
An OCR fragment promotes a kidney health product by Dr Hobbs Sparne Fillecore. The ad claims the remedy is free and credits Sterling Remedy Co of Chicago.
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