Local Visitors and Short Trips Reflect County Life
Mrs L Morehead of Bickleton visits relatives and friends throughout the county. Mrs Harvey Hill travels to Zillah for a two week stay among friends. Miss Edna Howard visits Mrs George Grist. Mr and Mrs Albert Dudley take a week outing at Soda Springs. The sick list improves with Mrs H Rock and Percy Brock. Miss Whiting visits Mrs C F Swain and returns to Fremont Nebraska. J F Rollins moves to Tacoma after selling farm. Mrs Rollins in delicate health hopes Sound climate helps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Hill
Zillah
Edna Howard
City
George Grist
Albert Dudley
Soda Springs
J. F. Rollins
Tacoma
Mr. Hoffman
Minnesota
Local notices and social news from Parker area
Parker society notes list travel plans visits and visits from Spokane Prosser Seattle Astoria and Portland. Items mention Thompson Wilcox Rankin Davenport and Towne family movements and house dances. Local medical events include an appendicitis operation on F M Towne and illnesses among Mrs Smith and others. Also noted are hunting trip returns and a ladies corn party with shop ads for bike sundries and fruit sprays.
Sunnyside Community Notes Include Sales and Visits
Safe Pace will dispose of stock and farming implements at public sale next Saturday. The eighth grade commencement at Federated church was followed by a reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Tracy. Numerous local movements include office construction for F. McCoy, weathered returns of William B. Cloud, and several visits and trips among Sunnyside residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safe Pace
Federated Church
Sunnyside
Guy Tracy
Soda Springs Summer Resort Report and Disturbance Incident
Soda Springs enjoys a lively season with evening music and dances plus a new lunch counter. A barn fire blamed on unruly youths last Wednesday has people angry and worry about legal trouble for those involved. A weekly visitor list includes Mrs Parsons and five children and many other named residents and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soda Springs
Dan Lesh
Parsons
A. W. Hesson
Nevada
J. L. Keyser
J. A. Brown
Nettie Seward
J. P. Mattoon
Louis Mattoon
Logan McPhee
W. E. Cole
Fred Palmer
Phillip Jackson
Webster
Ralph Pease
Acres
Henry Bozzell
Droppard
H. W. Kauffman
M. Steele
List of Names Included in Abbott Family Notice
A long list of individuals and families appears, including Ren and Mrs Abbott and four children, Mrs French and four children, Miss A Schultz, J Barthol et, Ben Hughes and wife and child, Miss Burr, W C Imbrie, Joe Schriner and wife and three children, George Arrowsmith and wife and three children, and many others across Minnesota and Seattle. The names reflect a community roster or social notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Ryan
C. Kunze
Chas. Garner
Seattle
Childen
M. Steel
Harris
H. A. Crider
Dawson Harris
Clide Edwards
Hellen Labissoniare
Emma Breatt
Mike Schriner
Minnesota
Henry Schriner
Stephen Schriner
Claude Chambers
Nellie Rogers
Lizzie Farmer
Misses Palmer
Frank Read
Ed Lovell
Miss Hays
Roy Rogers
Ferguson
James Wiley
M. Ward
Darwin Redfield
Seward
Fatal buggy crash disrupts rush to train at Yakima
Rev H M Bartlett and W N Granger rode from Zillah to catch the 2 PM Sound train. A bolt on the buggy tongue failed near Union gap bridge, causing a runaway that wrecked the vehicle on the Ahtanum bridge. They were unhurt, walked to Capt Thomas's, then hurried to the depot, missing the overland train by minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nother Rusaway
H. M. Bartlett
W. N. Granger
Bartlett
Zillah
Dave Correl
W.N. Granger
Union Gap
Old Town
Rev
Mr. Granger
Capt. Thomas
Yakima
Local Round-Up Notices and Trades Around Yakima
Round up notes include visits by H J Snively to Mabton and W I Lince to Seattle movements. The Board of Equalization sits at the courthouse and local buyers report land and home deals. Items list roofing and piping offers, a Kennewick Walla Walla trip, clothing deals at Lucky Thirteen, cantaloupes selling for 3.50 per crate, and sales by Vinton Gordon to Breckenridge Minn. plus Miss Milner tract sold and a boys clothing closeout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton & Gordon
A. Hamilton
Breckenridge
Minn
Samuel Anderson
Fair Grounds
Mr. Hamilton
Miss Milner
Mr. Peterson
Seattle
School district No 7 holds meeting and honors retiring clerk
Saturday night the board of directors of school district No 7 in Yakima met with R K Nichols Miles Cannon A R Jolley and Clerk Peck present. They approved a 1000 dollar furniture policy for the Columbia building raised the clerk’s salary to 25 dollars monthly starting August 1 1902 and audited several bills. The board adopted a formal resolution praising E G Peck for his diligent service and ordered it recorded and mailed to him. The notice ends with local ads for Fish Bros Hack Wagon agents and doctor services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.K. Nichols
Miles Cannon
A. R. Jolley
Clerk Peck
Columbia
G. 8. Hough
D. N. Keene
E. G. Peck
Yakima Herald
Yakima County
Delicacy Recipes for Frozen Desserts and Meringue Pyramid
Recipes describe making Spanish Cream with eggs milk gelatin and whipped whites, served with sugar and cream. Fruit Cream mixes berries sugar whipped cream and gelatin. mold set and chilled. Snow Pyramid uses egg whites sugar jelly and whipped cream to form pyramids atop saucers.
Northern Pacific Coast Fairs Schedule for 1902
The North Pacific Fair association lists fairs in Seattle Vancouver Whatcom Portland North Yakima New Westminster Lewiston over late Aug to Oct 1902. Dates vary by city from Aug 18 to Oct 25 with multiple days each location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pacific Fair Association
Seattle
Cece Wees
Vancouver
B.C
Whatcom
Evra ES Eso Feceades Ienesay
Bron Isets Soem
Portland
North Yakima
New Westminister
MICU
Ies
Tase Eee
Borger Ie Is Ek Ov Sa Dreultse
Lewiston
POU Ses Wits Souk
For Sale Cattle and Rural Goods Ads
For Sale Some grade and thorough bred Durham and Jersey cows. Will be fresh in August. J. E. Baker Selah. 29 ti me are headquarters for tents wagon covers machine oils Coffin Bros. Osborne mowers and rakes guaranteed Take them out cut your crop bring them back if you don't think they are the best you ever used. Coffin Bros Of No Consequence. Farmer Bent over Colonel Wagajaw not a candidate for Congress. Yakima Best and Puritan flour now at one price. Dry fir wood and slab wood delivered. Stone's Lumber office. One fare to Westport the resort. Don’t buy a potato digger until you see Hoover sold by Wyman Fraser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Jersey
J. E. Baker
Selah
Osborne
Coffin Bros
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. Rock
Percy Brock
Whiting
Fremont
Nebraska
C. F. Swain
Parker
F. E. Thompson
Spokane
Warlo Wilcox
Prosser
George Rankin
Johnnie Sawyer
Mr. J. D. Nichols
Rankin Davenport
New Mexico
Ella Lynne
Nellie
Maggie Hardin
Mary Wherry
Astoria
Simcoe
Lu Groshen
Ethel Towne
Irving Bounds
Alfred Burns
Arthur and
Loyd Towne
Mr. Guantly
Mrs. Guantly
Walla Walla
William Haye
Miss May Moody
Burns
Bean
Ellensburg
F. M. Towne
E. 8. Smith
Wasburn
Putman
Mr. Slagle
Mr. Murphy
Cold Creek
Keene's
Paris Green
F. McCoy
Sixth Street
William B. Cloud
Hub
Homer Brown
Harold Young
N. E. Perry
P. Westfield
A. Milton
C.C. Mickler
Roslyn
Ree
James Henderson
W. D. Cartilege
Burbank, Minn
Mr. Blackman
The
J. B. Harvard
Frank Young
St. Paul
John B. Stevens
Sunnyside Hotel
H. A. Whistler
California
L. Pace
Collett
J.D. Schosser
J. W. Turner
Kohls Shoe Company
Yakima Avenue
Star Clothing Co
H. J. Snively
Mabton
W.I Lince
Board of Equalization
Court House
D. W. Owens
Kennewick
Rev. J. Gehring
Frank Rudkin
C. F. Krause
Clifford Wright
H. H. Schott Company
Geo. Hards
Ahtanum Avenue
Charles B. McConnell
A. Elliott
Barber Purcell
William Jackson
National Homeseekers’ Association
North
Ditter
W.L. Wright
Fruitvale
Perry
Yakima Horticultural Union
R. J. Curry
Curry
Lucky Thirteen
Cofffin Bros
Fish Bros
E. P. Heliker
Wyman & Fraser
Farmer Bentover
Wagajaw
Congress
Farmer Hornbeak—Waal
Stone’s
Northern Pacific
Westport
H. B. Scudder
Puget Sound Supply Co
Coleman Bik
Wash
Akima Hive
O. O. F. Ball
E. L. Sessions
Second St
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