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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1900
Page
8
Crops flourish across the county as ample water aids farmers. Gano brothers harvest heavy third alfalfa cutting with four cuttings expected. George W Keys buys a new buggy as bridesmaids await invitations. Postmaster Gano eyes larger offices and a daily mail amid growth. Mr B. Patnod and Miss Alma Bergevin wed at Moxee Catholic church.
Mel Chandler and party returned Tuesday from the Natchez outing. Mrs Dorsett and Mr Newburg are ill. The Ziff daughters ill with typhoid are improving under Dr Fletcher. A Chandler joined Hon W L Jones on a Natchez fishing trip lasting several days. Melton Moorehead and wife visit Mrs Ellis. George Evans and son Edgar, Charles Dillon and son Oscar head to Soda Springs for a two week outing. Edith Avery leaves Friday for Seattle after visiting Mrs Grist, then to Re City with her mother where her father has located. Invitations note the marriage of Miss Hattie Jacobs to Mr Clarence Bryan on Wednesday at the bride’s home. The couple will take the night train to Hope where Mr Bryan is in business. The School Section will lose one of its most accomplished young ladies.
Jack Harble returns from The Dalles. L. B. Peterson now carries mail between Sunnyside and Zillah. Maud Miller and Ira Miller improve. Prosser defeats Sunnyside in a boys baseball game. Stone moves for new church site on lot 4 block A. Mr Casebur visits North Yakima. Stonehocker improving. Dr Angus treats Clara Miller for typhoid in Sunnyside. Mr and Mrs Miller of Connecticut visit Lichty and Miller families. Lettie Kingsbury from North Yakima to teach Sunnyside primary this winter. Women's Guild to meet with Mrs Harvey on Tuesday afternoon.
August 28 notices report H. M. Lichty selling his farm at Outlook, hops due to mature around the 10th of next month, and a fever relapse for Mies Mary Wordin and her brother Paul. Delegates J. B. George J. I. Phelpha A. C. Turner J. C. Gordon attend the Democratic convention in North Yakima. Rev E J Harrison preaches at the school house. A new telephone at the school house shares sermons and singing with absent worshippers. L. E. Lawrence offers first class undertaking from Zillah. An ad exhorts land-poor to sell for fair price and credit-poor to take old bills to the Yakima Collection Agency, over First National Bank.
Buy time-pieces at Keene. Mason Porcelain jars cheap. Kleis Bond handle feeds at low prices. Yakima mineral water promotes health. Vacuum jars at Kleis Bond's. Flour Mill warehouse grain and feed. McConnell street store offers bargains in watches. new dishes and glassware. Strayed brown horse from Soda Springs, branded E H, 1000 pounds, reward offered.
Farm for sale featuring ten acres on Nob Hill six acres in alfalfa two in clover an orchard of winter apples a good well cellar and comfortable buildings land under Hubbard ditch apply to U R Wilkins 30 tf Nob Hill.
An ad touts Newbro's Herpicide as the only remedy that destroys the dandruff germ at the root of the scalp. It claims scalp cleansing alone cannot stop dandruff or hair loss and that soap and water only clean the surface.
J T Stewart joins Ditter Bros store. Many residents vacation or visit relatives in Cle Elum, Spokane, and Port Townsend. Mining claims filed by Yakima Gold Mining Co. near Edith Bessie Kabella Ida No 2. Local events include a Woodmen of the World gathering and a hunt trophy, musical department hire at Woodcock Academy, and political delegate updates. Post office and rural free delivery changes announced. several local residents and travelers are mentioned with moves and visits to Tacoma, Ellensburg, and Sunnyside country.
The Secretary of State announces a proposed constitutional amendment to section 2 of article 7 allowing a three hundred dollar personal property exemption per head of family subject to taxation. It will be voted on in November 1900 with ballots marked For or Against the amendment.
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