Community Notes On Local Visits And Club Formation
Mr. Shelton plans to buy a threshing machine soon. Mr. Bailey, son of Rev. A J Bailey, visits among friends. Miss Smith arrives to spend vacation with parents. Miss Della Wiley returns from Port Ludlow where she taught. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Zirkle return and plan to live here. The Junior Endeavor society was organized last Sunday under encouraging conditions. Children are eager to begin their work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hitchcock
S. J. Harrison
Tampico Notes of Local Life and Upcoming Events
A Tampico hop house is under construction with Will Turner as carpenter. Mrs. Unger rents to Mr. Ferguson of Portland who will enter poultry. A ball honored Miss Mollie Randolph of Sunnyside. A race track is being built for hop picking season. Ex Sheriff Jack Shaw and family plan a few days at the reservation soda springs. Sunnyside residents visit springs and Sunday school remains strong. A bank is planned for Sunnyside and a new post office building is desired. A 65 year old man and 70 year old woman married at Sunnyside, with local guests and a wedding dinner. Griffey and Halloway plan to live in North Yakima next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Shaw
Soda Springs
George Halloway
Sunnyside
Wash
Daniel Griffey
Nancy Jane Halloway
Griffey
Halloway
F. C. Jones
Lyons
North Yakima
Sunnyside Busy Week With Travel and Visitors
W H Cline visited North Yakima Monday and farmers report fine hay weather this week. J B Whipkey and wife of Carleton Nebraska stayed with H M Lichty last week. Mrs C H Hitchcock of Tacoma visits son William Hitchcock of the Sunnyside Sun. S J Harrison drove to North Yakima Saturday finding many untreated in the valley. Rev James Cheal preached to a crowded house on Sunday night in his first Sunnyside visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Hitchcock
Tacoma
William Hitchcock
The
Sunnyside Sun
S. J. Harrison
North
Yakima
James Cheal
Mr. Cheal
SODA SPRINGS CAMP LIFE REPORTS QUIET WEEK
The camp at Soda Springs remains quiet with a few visitors returning home and many new arrivals swelling the population. The weather is warm with temperatures around 84 degrees. A wildfire in the distant mountains caused timber damage while prairie snakes are plentiful near the spring. A horse belonging to 8S Schriner was injured by a fence. The first dance of the season occurred Monday night and multiple new arrivals are listed, including D. E. Lesh and family and several couples and individuals from various towns. Local merchants advertise bindings, nails, paper and cheap summer suits at Yakima Hardware Co Coffin Bros. 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schriner
D. E. Lesh
Harris
Wide Hollow
Chatfield
J. P. Matton
L. Fulkerson
Wesley Bennett
Butler
Old Town
Wm. Splawn
C. Pross
C. McEwen, Jr
B. Gunn
J. Thomas
City News in Brief Highlights Local Movements and Events
Infants illness. local tradesman visits. residents travel for business and relocation. Elks plan Tacoma delegation. family visits and house projects noted. Several trips to Seattle Trout Lake and Stevens County. Pastor reception postponed. harvest work shifts. editorial meetups. Local sales and a free fruit display noted. furnished rooms for rent announced.
Northern Pacific eyes direct Portland cutoff via Klickitat surveys
A Mabton survey signals NP intent to push a fifteen mile branch toward Klickitat joining the Columbia route to Portland. Rumors tie Washington & Oregon work to NP plans, with Lind Ellensburg cutoffs abandoned to favor a Pasco route toward Portland. Strong belief centers on Mabton as a key nexus, while officials have not issued formal confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Klickitat Country
Lower
Yakima Valley
Columbia
Portland
Washington & Oregon
Kalama
Vancouver
Mellin
Klickitat County
Mabton
Yakima Indian Reservation
Bickleton
Horse Heaven
Klickitat
Goldendale
North Yakima
Dalles
Lind
Ellensburg
Puget Sound
Pasco
Lind-Ellensburg
Portland Oregonian
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ahtanum
Mr. Shelton
Mr. Bailey
Rev
A. J. Bailey
Miss Smith
Della Wiley
Port Ludlow
Gene Zirkle
Seattle
Tampico
E. A. Shannafelt
Will Turner
Mollie Randolph
Harvey Randolph
Ethel Shannafelt
Shannafelts
Addie
Graceshaw
Simcoe
Mr. Walker
Robert Camp
Toppenish
Mr. Jett
Missouri
Mr. Melvin
Mrs. Hickox
Prosser
8. T. Hager
H. Jellison
Northern Pacific Railway Company
F. E. Thompson
Franzen’s
A. B. Wilcox
Parker
J. B. Broacher
Warren, Minn
W.H. Cline
J. B. Whipkey
Carleton, Neb
H. M. Lichty
Pure
Manila
Yakima Hardware Co
Chea Coffin Bros
Keene
Coffin Bros
Tnusical
Briggs & Dam
Yakima Avenue
City News
Mrs. T. R. Fisher
F. A. Williams
Toppenish Trading Co
P. Y. Heckman
A. B. Pearson
North Sixth Street
Elks
James Long
Hepner, Ore
Mrs
A. P. Oliver
City
W. E. Gervais
Mr. Gervais
F. Groshen
W. W. Felton
Iowa
Minnesota
L. H. Brookens
H. P. Hamacher
Bliss Creamer
Trout Lake
M. E. Church
J. H. Wood
League
San Francisco
Jesse Stice
Walla Walla
Pendleton
Rousch
Enterprise
Oregon
L. B. Rinehart
National Editorial Association
R. B. Johnston
Nob Hill
Sound
Mrs. Johnston
C. B. McConnell
Elwood Bryant
Clinton Brewer
Cottin
M.M. Pridemore
Studebaker
M. Schorn
Front
Cor
N. P
L. Bd. Kinyon
Geo. P. Eaton
Zillah, Wash
Selah Road
J M. Curry
Caxton Blq
Chicago
L. D. Lape
Horse Heaven Wheat Belt
Kleis & Sinema’s
Kleis & Sinena’s
Orrant
Yakima County
State Board of Health
Kohls Shoe CO
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