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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1902
Page
8
In Lower Natches Valley the Ladies' Aid Society voted to disband after a year of activity. They formed to promote sociability and assist charity, even proposing a valley hall project funded with 115 dollars. The group split the funds between two valley school districts and parts remain noted in weekly items from Ahtanum and Simcoe areas.
The Edith Lee lodge 73 AOUW passes resolutions mourning the loss of the wife of brother F A Phillips and extends sympathy to him and his children. The resolutions, a lodge minute note and copies sent to Yakima Herald and Brother Phillips are recorded. Several community notices follow about tailoring, physicians, roofing, travel rates, and local business updates.
Readers respond to railroad questions and share observations from North Yakima. Letters praise the Yakima valley climate and growth, note freight plans, and urge more engagement with rail magnates. Classified line seeks a nurse girl for a country home.
John Rudkin travels to Tacoma and other Sound cities while Ira Inglehart visits Seattle on business. Families visit Tacoma and Stevens Point. Regional notes include apples sold at Yakima Produce Co and assorted local outings. Public notices cover Sunnyside incorporation election and a livestock find near the cemetery.
A short notice urges readers to choose Yakima Mineral Water when thirsty and unsure of preferences, positioning the brand as a reliable option during dry moments.
Surplus based on assets including contingent fund. Notes total amount saved policy holders from premiums paid.
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