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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1901
Page
8
Sun nyside reports a string of social visits and travels. Charley Flowers spends Sunday in Sunnyside while Olive Stowe returns from Seattle and Theo Fihn heads to Portland. Residents attend services, relocations occur, and haying weather remains favorable as community members visit family and friends.
W R oaf and wife leave for North Beach for about a month. An Indian beaten by hobos is sent back to the reservation. Mr and Mrs Charles MacAllister depart for British Columbia for an outing. Mrs Mary Richey Leslie of San Francisco eyes Sunny Side country for investment. Services at Presbyterian church next Sunday at 1 30 pm. Dr Frank sends an old man ill at Natchez restaurant to hospital. Elder Warner held quarter ly services at M E church and Yakima City. Vivian Hittleson visits North Yakima for two weeks. Miller Freeman travels to Seattle from Eastern Washington. L Bluminthal returns from Chicago and New York with full stock. Farquhar and Medill attend State Editorial association in Tacoma. Mrs Farquhar accompanies husband. Canton Ohio Grand Army band, 40 pieces, passes through for Tacoma engagement. Band played at Spokane Interstate fair two years ago. Ambition keeps many from mastering small things. Articles for amateur and professional musicians listed.
William Kelso reports Horse Heaven farmers in the wheat harvest with quality improving though yields may be below last year. Birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs J Li Stackhouse. several locals travel to Tacoma for Elks carnival. various notices on licenses, sales, and shortages. Notables include Lee Wynegar returning from Nome, Mrs J C Stoner and others from Ellensburg, and farm market updates from Early Crawford peaches and local merchants.
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