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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1900
Page
8
In the Prosser area the season’s event was the marriage of Hattie Jacobs to Lawrence Bryan of Hoquiam. The community extends best wishes and notes Miss Carrie Young’s nomination for county superintendent on the fusion ticket.
Sunnyside guests travel to Waterloo Iowa while locals plan Odd Fellows picnic preparations. Mrs Vand ermark hosts Thursday supper for a dancing party. Typhoid fever claims the mother of Mrs Fred Althen in Tacoma. Visitors arrive from Portland Seattle and Lanark ill. Dr Angus treats Mr Casebeer and Persin takes a Toppenieh lumber job. Dr F C Jones and family head to Los Angeles for winter. 18 1f
The Yakima community calls for prompt action to fill the fair pavilion with top local products including hay fruits and vegetables. The citizen's guarantee fund asks farmers fruit growers dairymen and gardeners to apply for display space and ensure a grand Yakima exhibit.
A grateful patient from Snively's ranch writes that in two weeks of the dispensary's treatment his rheumatism pain and joint stiffness disappeared, restoring full use of his right arm. He reports daily work resumed and praises the system as a boon to suffering humanity.
Ten acre tract on Nob Hill offered for sale six acres in alfalfa two in clover and a fine orchard of winter apples. Includes good well cellar and comfortable buildings. Land under Hubbard ditch. Apply to O R Winxtys Nob Hill. Wheat oats and barley bought sold stored at our brick warehouse on railroad track Coftio Bros 32.
H B Scudder and family return from Westport after the heated season Claude Briggs reports Briggs and Dam branch store at Walla Walla doing strong business St Michaels church services and Sunday school scheduled Public invited F E Koreski and Jos Garrecht among Yakimas who saw an elephant at Elleneburg Geo Stephenson traveled to Seattle and was a state convention spectator Robert Rutledge and wife left for the Sound to visit and seek work J W Whitlock opens new Lombard & Horsley successor office in the Current block on Second Street Henry Lombard reports a swapped bicycle incident Walter Bates returns to Yakima with family to arrive in October Miss Zella Nash returns to Minneapolis for teaching term Mrs Cary in Portland with millinery stock rising R F Hawke back from Portland and depot anecdote Best Manila binder twine 15 cents Coffin Bros Go Removal Sale H H Schott Co Yakima Bottling warns malaria via mineral water Prices at McConnell's on carpets trunks and harness 2 McConnell stock for home furnishments Buggy for sale inquire M J Carmichael fourth house north of Columbia school Improve Your Stock Bill McKinley Jersey bull at A L Harrisons second hand store Service $2 cash in advance
If land is scarce, sell to anyone who pays your price. If debt is owed, take your old bill to the Yakima Collection Agency located over First National Bank.
The state publishes a proposed amendment to section 2 of article 7 adding a property tax exemption of up to 300 dollars per head of a family. It directs voters at the November election to mark For or Against the text on the ballots and is signed by Secretary of State Will D. Jenkins.
An injunction was filed last Friday restraining Prosser school bonds over alleged unlawful procedure amid factional fights about the new school site. A recent town meeting saw a location chosen, but foes claim the meeting was illegal and packed. Despite need for a school, recent trends risk renting unsuitable buildings. Yakima Hardware bought the corner lot from A. B. Weed for 10000 dollars, planning a brick block. Provisions will feed fairgoers at the grounds during fair week.
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