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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1905

Page

4

Sunnyside Notes Bring Local Happenings to Light

Sunnyside community items include Mrs. T. J. Watkins heading to Los Angeles, Mrs. Hattie Maxham moving, and Clyde Wallace marrying Miss Selma Johnson at North Yakima. Local events cover church services, Federated church lectures, Rebekah lodge meeting, and Liberty Federated church dedication with 250 seats and a $130 bank offering.

R. L. Rose Tacoma T. J. Watkins Los Angeles Calif F. C. Jones Hattie Maxham Seventh Street Fh. H. Wende Rev. A. H. Lyons North Yakima Grama Club E. J. Young Charles Vetter Spokane Elmer Finks T. J.watkins John L. Stackhouse Miss Peters Seattle Juvenile Temperance Workers Clyde Wallace Selma Johnson J. D. Campbell Wir. 'L'Ruan Mr. Leonard Episcopal Church Georgia McClain Maude Carson Bessie Clifton Roy. Wash A. H. Lyons Federated Church At Liberty Jacobs L. S. Boutell W. H. Cline Rhe Sunnyside Carpenter Thomas Maddick Panora Towa Oregon Mudd Columbia Southern Irrigation Co Laidlaw Rebekah Yakima Prosser Liberty Federated Church W. O. Forbes Lee A. Johnson Robert Scott FE. Atwood Church Federation At Methodist Episcopal Presbyterian B. J. Hoadley R. E. Blackman Christian Endeavor

Social at Carlin home a success with music by Geo Van and Miss Berlin

A Friday night social at Mr. and Mrs. W Carlin's home drew good attendance as Geo Van and Miss Georgia Berlin performed piano selections. Proceeds were set to fund schoolhouse supplies. Mr. and Mrs. W M Thompson of Nor Yakima were shaken when their carriage harness failed, causing the tongue to drop and frightening them.

Easter Hats and Church Night Disruption Passed

A local item notes injurious behavior during Sunday youth meetings, warning that persistent hoodlums disturb peace at church and promising action if conduct continues. The piece also mentions Easter hat buyers at the New Hat Store, with a new shipment expanding millinery choices at Murchie and Patton.

Murchie & Patton

Alfalfa Schoolhouse Sermon and Local Events

Sunday school notes report Rev Eby sermon at the schoolhouse and a string of local happenings in Alfalfa including baseball wins by Alfalfa and Liberty, Mennonite meetings, a ditch mishap, new car by Mr Steinweg, planned church addition, garden supply promotion, Easter visits, and community gatherings across nearby towns.

Eby Alfalfa Liberty Steinweg First National Bank of North Yakima Baker and Stevenson Alfaia

Picnic at Cunningham Orchard Near River Observed by School Group

School was out Friday and teachers Prof. Gilkey and Mrs. Eva Waugh hosted a picnic for students and several parents in the Cunningham orchard by the river. The children performed a short program in the afternoon.

Prof Gilkey Eva Waugh Cunningam

Local Notables and Ranch News in Spokane Area

Miss May Remy spends the week in Spokane. A bald eagle lingered in a McWhorter ranch tree Sunday. Bertha Sunderman hosted a party Saturday evening. Mrs. C. A. Rhodes was entertained by Miss Hayes on Nob Hill last week. Ernest Nash adds a front veranda enhancing his home. Dr. and Mrs. Rossiter and children and Mrs. Alfred Cline visited D. W. McWhorter’s family Sunday. J. M. Brown removes the stone from his Rockland ranch and may rename it. H. H. Sunderman and family plan a move to Seattle late this week, leasing their property to newcomers.

North Yakima Rose Lawn Tom Griffin Philadelphia James Saxon Parker Avenue Nebraska Mr. Saxon Miles Piland Missouri J. A. Piland Yakima May Remy Spokane McWhorter Bertha Sunderman C. A. Rhodes Miss Hayes Nob Hill Ernest Nash Rossiter Alfred Cline D. W. McWhorter J. M. Brown Rockland H. H. Sunderman Seatle Albert Saylor Mabel Seattle Harry Moran Hayden Tennant & Miles Frank McElree J. H. Gano Upper Moxee North Yakima Hospital Association N. R O. A. Andrt. W. Clark

Natchez Visitors Attend Social and Baseball Game

Mr Shaffer and family visited Cowychee over Sunday while Mayor Fechter of North Yakima visited Natchez Sunday. A church social Friday night drew a large, successful crowd and a Natchez bridge grove picnic drew townspeople for outings. Milton Johnsons hosted a Thursday evening social dance. The Lower Natchez and Cowiche clubs played Sunday afternoon with Natchez winning 22 to 7.

Shaffer Natchez

Born sons and local notes from Yakima area

Born to Mr and Mrs Abrams a son in April 1900. Born Monday April 24 1905 to Mr and Mrs Ed Smith a son. E B Hersom finished hops training and began twining them. Alva McLaughlin and son Arthur arrived from Iowa to settle here. W O Calvins home hosted a musical with over 100 attendees. Mrs Foiles has been ill for two weeks and is in North Yakima seeking medical care.

Abrams Ed Smith E. B. Hersom Alva McLaughlin Arthur Iowa W. O. Calvin

Wapato School Team Falls 8 3 to 3 on Sunday

The school section and Wapato baseball clubs played Sunday at Wapato with the school section losing 8 to 3. Edward Evans and William Butler went fishing and praised by the writer. Mrs. Wallace Higby hosted by Mrs. Grist, and Mrs. James Young attended the Presbyterial society convention in Ellensburg last week.

Wapato Edward Evans Wm. Butler Evans Wallace Higby Grist James Young Presbyterial Society Ellensburg

Local notes from Zillah and Sunnyside

Mrs Connell traveled to North Yakima on Thursday and moved to Sunnyside on Monday. A new restaurant opens as excitement rises after an automobile spun through town on Friday. Strawberry vines bloom and concrete work on the waste ditch nears completion. Merritt Thomas visits, and Schott's Millinery Department receives new hats for the season.

Zillah Connell North Yakima Ine Ditch Company Sunnyside Merritt Thomas

Orchardvale school program delights audience with basket social

Orchardvale. The entertainment at Orchardvale school under Misses Scot and Smith drew a packed room. The program featured lively performances by the children and closed with a basket social led by W. J. Smith, raising nearly $40.

Orchardvale Orchardvale School Scot and Smith W. J. Smith

Local News Highlights From Ellensburg Area

Phil Ditter visited Ellensburg last Saturday while Tennant Miles additions draw steady transfers. Miss Claudia Spencer is reported ill at North Ah tanum Avenue, and a birth is logged to EB and spouse on Summit View. The Modern Foresters vote to merge into the Order of Pendo after a final meeting and social.

Tampico Yakima Claudia Spencer North Ahtanum Avenue Foresters Order of Pendo

Notice to Creditors in Patterson Estate Yakima

In Yakima county Washington superior court the estate of Sarah F Patterson deceased. J H Gano appointed administrator and qualified invites all creditors to present claims with vouchers within one year from April 19 1905 at Cull Davis North Yakima. Claims not presented will be barred. Dated April 19 1905. J Gano Administrator.

State of Washington Yakima County Sarah F. Patterson J.H. Gano Towit Cull & Davis North Yakima Washington J Gano

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Heraty Schott’s China Richey & Gilbert Co Belma Will Wright Mabton Miller W. L. McGinnis Professor Gilkey E. J. Lundy Federated Church W. I. Co West Riverside Upper Selah Phil Ditter EB. Rumbler Summit View McDonnell Frank Bartholet Alberta McDonnell Phil Dodwell Whitman College The Camerons Sloan Building Anderson Camige Second St Harting Hardware & Imp. CO Fawcett Bros Inland Commercial CO West Yakima Ave Diamond Dick Little Bunny Frank X. Nagler
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