Neighborhood News Roundup From Natchez And Lower Natchez
Parker Ande Bowen arrived from Spokane Friday night visiting old friends and was hosted by Jasper Mellis. Barnyard notes show malarial fever illness improving for most. a number of residents travel for visits and studies. The Natchez Wildcats set to play Nob Hill Cyclones on Saturday at North Yakima, with a Japanese wedding planned at Natchez church September 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Ande Bowen
Spokane
Jasper Mellis
W. P. Sawyer and Son
Alta Higby
Portland
Jessie Williams
Seattiye
J. S. Williams
Kime
Piland
Wapato
Ed Cook
Mr. Cook
Fred Pendergast
A. K. Butt
Moxee
Ralph Ridley
Grinnell
Iowa
A. D. Duff
Mt Vernon
Wash
Yakima
Bessie Dry
Kennewick
Rankin Ranch
Gracie Lynne
May Carter
Springdale
Frank G. Dickson
South Dakota
Lower Natchez
Herbert
Chamberlain
Lulu Botts
Mount Vernon
Sherman Neymire
Mary Herbert
W. E. Newman
G. W. Nelson
Seattle
Friend
Alex Todd
Nob Hill
Ada Nelson
Natchez Wildcats
Nob Hill Cyclones
North Yakima
Nellie Nelson
Natchez
Onona Komachi
Taiko Sama
Selah Heights
Charles Dickow
James Roy
D. P. Brown
Forner
Hulsehowser
Henry Lince
Lower Selah
Ray Cavall
George Noble
Sunnyside
O. J. Stewart
Austinville
Ohio
Mmes
R. G. Page
R. D. Young
F. C. Jones
Charles Richey
John L. Stackhouse
Soda Springs
G. V. Bunce
Allen & Gilbert Ramaker Co
C. W. Chamberlain
W. W. Pickeral
Tacoma
A. V. Whitney
John Whitney
Easton
Lake Kachees
Randolph
Steven Wooden
Methodist Church
Japanese Wedding Recreated At 109 North Front St
Community notes describe oriental costumes and a Japanese banquet at a wedding event at 109 North Front St. Local items include school additions at Ahtanum, harvest trips, hops work, and family visits across Selah Heights Pleasant Hill and North Yakima with weather impact on harvests and infrastructure.
Sunnyside and Selah Community News Notes
Sunnyside reports include church society activities, visits, and hometime travels. harvests and hops rising, with roads improved by ranchers. Notable events: wedding of James Randolph and Grace Randolph. death of Mrs. Steven Wooden. local bids on records, and hop and hay harvest progress across the valley.
On the Bridge at Midnight hailed as first class drama
Scenic critic praises the production for its natural portrayal of life in a great city. The bridge scene, created at a cost of 10 000 dollars, and performances by Klimt and Gazzolo are highlighted as outstanding. Yakima theater schedules the show for Wednesday September 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Klimt and
Gazzolo
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Clinton Shannon
Walker
J. E. Shannon
Messrs Williams
Wood
Minnesota
Grace Shannon
Tuckers Stone
North Front Street
North Front ST
Japan
Lauren Woolsey
Frank Moses
Mary Wiley
Guy White
D. A
Irving Gillette
Ed Evans
Woolsey
John Henderson
Mr. Hacket
Leo McDonald
Ruth
Clare Green
Mr. Merritt
Lisle
J. A. Freeman
E. B. Hersom
Pleasant Hill
Brown
Hop Yard
Fred Hansen
Oak Flat
J. W. McCurdy
Sindal
F. E. Reynolds
E. C. Edwards
the Sound
Fritz Belohlan
George Vann
Bernard
Mort Vann
Selah
Fish Lake
Bina Edwards
F. W. Hansen
J. F. Garrett
Sound
Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
James Young
Dr. Jones
John Dorsett
Dick Dillon
Durden
Cawker City
Kan
Chas. Robinson
Hiawatha
A. Chandler
Belma
Alvin Miller
Edward Lundy
Will McKay
Harry Hagle
Dalles
Robert Mains
Bethany
Mr. Mains
Wilmer Wallace
Paul Killian
Henry Warner
Jessie Young
Elva Allison
Gene Bergeron
Prosser Bulletin
Gloyd
Wm. Lemay
Prof. Wise
Prosser
Carrie
Ralph Weaber
A. H. Bair
Timothy
Clover
Archibald & Rose
Fechter & Janeck
W. R. Sturrett
Sherman Merwin
C. W. Crompton
New York
Washington State
Washington
Drug Department
Alt ‘ i
Ice
Mace
Yakima Valley
Crystal Glass
Zillah
Toppenish
Outlook
Mabton
Ellensburg
Kerr Glass Mfg. Co
Portland, Oregon
Natchez Ave
Call
North 4Th St
Third
Selah Road
Yakima Ave
Mrs
F. H. Thompson
Sloan Building
Ontario Veterinary College
South First Street
Frank Hall
John L. Sullivan
Hall
Frank Bond
Veterinary
C. A. Prouty
Vermont
Lee C. Delle
Oxfords
Kohls Shoe Co
Yakima Avenue