Local social notes and community events in Upper Moxee
Y P C E plans a lawn social as Mrs Barr and Mrs Mc Gee return from Soda Springs. Several residents travel, visit relatives in Cen terville and Soda Springs, and local farms undertake building projects. The School Section baseball team defeats Fort Simcoe. Yakima city and Simcoe also play. A bull fight occurs at the School Section. Births, illnesses, and carnival attendance are noted along with road conditions from hay baling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seber
Fort Simcoe
Yakima City
Simcoe
Ruth Fellows
Lena
Babe Dillon
Maud Phifer
Lottie Bedker
Kate New
Carrie Hoffman
Cora Fellows
Phifer
H. Jacobs
John Hoffman
Guy Loudon
Ross Toplitf
Orville Dorsett
Edward Phifer
Dick Dillon
Edward Dillon
Spencer Jacobs
Albert
Arthur
John
Orville Hoffman
Harry Jacobs
Rufus Morris
Wapato Social Roundup of Visits and Illnesses
Wapato residents report illnesses and numerous visits on a busy week. Mrs Reece is sick again while Mrs B S Smith and Cecil Gibson also remain ill. Local movements include J M Richardson and Sophia Kolmorgan visiting relatives in Toppenish Yakima City and Parker amid travel to The Dalles and Tacoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farley Farris
Mr. Kellet
Miles Dodds
North Yakima
Toppenish Creek
Lydia Lawrence
Phoebe Shepard
Parker
Court Myers
Wapato
Weekly Local Notes From J M Richardson Family
Guests of J M Richardson and family Tuesday and Wednesday. Rev Leon Green to preach in Wa pato next Sunday at 1130 a m and 730 p m. Samuel Walker moved to North Yakima for a house and job on the Northern Pacific rail road. Vandals spoil melons. locals urged to enjoy them. T A Moore and daughter Delia and Elmer Bainter visited Yakima City where a horse causing a smash up. Miles Cannon, St Paul Tacoma Lumber, planning a new lumber yard here, ready in weeks once buildings erected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Richardson
Leon Green
Wapato
Samuel Walker
North Yakima
Northern Pacific Railroad
T. A. Moore
Delia
Elmer Bainter
Yakima City
Miles Cannon
St. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Company
Local notes from Toppenish and area fill column
Paralyzed Jerome Milton shows improvement while Clarence Lyons travels to Seattle for a short visit. Lyons family stacks hay in excellent condition as others travel between Ellensburg Zillah and North Yakima. The ice cream social at M E church nets about 16 dollars amid harvest time. Dentists plan painless extractions in North Yakima with no chloroform or cocaine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Milton
Clarence Lyons
Seattle
B. F. Lyons
Mrs. Callaway
Rev. Callaway
Artie
Lena
M. E
Ivan Fuller
Everett
Robert Christenson
Burlington
Skagit County
Bickleton
Cleveland
Remarkable Offer for Daily Tacoma and Yakima Newspapers
The Herald promotes a bargain clubbing deal offering one year of the Tacoma Daily News and the Yakima Herald for 4.50. Cash payment required at sign up. Readers are urged to visit the office to subscribe for a lively, newsy daily paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
Tacoma Daily News
Yakima Herald
Daily News
Local items note warrants and arrivals in Tacoma
Miss Janie Snively travels to Olympia to visit friends for weeks. A warrant seeks Lee Watkins for obtaining money under false pretenses from Anne Hover. Fred Alter, ex-leader of the opera house orchestra, is back in the city intending to stay. Wanted furnished house for a three-adult family at 1004 North J Street, Tacoma. Various odds and ends include a chess quip, a subscription promo, and an ad for German Syrup and ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Master Floyd
Nellie Nelson
Congregational Church
Linnie Rowe
Lee Watkins
Anne Hover
Fred Alter
Opera House
East
Jvere H Olds
North J Street
Tacoma
Cure for nervous people with Dr Gunns Blood & Nerve Tonic
An advertisement promotes Dr Gunns Blood & Nerve Tonic as a reliable cure for weak and nervous individuals. It claims to restore strong red blood, improve memory and mood, and says users gain 1 to 3 pounds weekly. Sold at 75 cents a box with volume discounts, via Dr Bosanko Co. and Fred L. Janeck drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Gunn
Dr. Bosanko Co
Philadelphia
Fred L. Janeck
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Lower Natchez
A. H. Barr
Alex. McGee
Soda Springs
Wilbur Wiley
Centerville, Wash
Mr. Shearer
Lake Ratches
Ben Cheng
Goldendale
M. Everton
Carrie Young
Mr. Snelling
John Dorsett
George Jacobs
Bert Jones
George Grist
H. Rock
Bessie
Minnie Dorsett
Andy Lynch
Moxee
Selah and Moxee Ditch
JD. Keller
Rankin & Poole
Laura Beaudry
Walker House
Ed Tittle
P. Dulude
A. C. Case
Washington
Yakima Avenue
Star Clothing CO
Dills, Lemon & Drew
Mrs. Reece
Mr. Cormer
Mr. Mulligan
J M. Richardson
Sophia Kolmorgan
Mr. Wheeler
Spokane
Mr. Headwick
Ethel Towne
Delia Moore
Dalles
Edith Edwards
George Hendrickson
Kannath and
Hessie Richardson
North
Yakima
D. Lawrence
Simeon and
Cannon
B. L. Bull
8. C. Pettitt
Alfred
Mrs. Fleming
Mae
Pearl
Ellensburg
Neary Olney
Mr. Fuller
Maurice
Clarence
Edna Lyons
Mattie
Louis Hartley
Zillah
Bertha Caldwell
Sunnyside
Dr. F. ©. Jones
the Sound
Miss George
H. M. Solenberger
E. J. Young
J. W. Young
Ralph Jones
Denver
Lonaver
Kreaper
Apseune
Yakima Ave
Maud
Mamie
Boscheee
C. Case
Merose & Mom
Goldman's
the Authority
Ladies’ Oxfords
All Our Ladies
Kohls Shoe Company
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