Elks Memorial Service Draws Large Yakima Crowd
The Elks memorial service at the Elks hall drew a crowded audience with a brief, moving program led by Hon. J. H. Schively of Olympia. A doll sale and oyster supper are planned December 16 at the Christian church annex to aid the Ladies organization. C. E. Jones survived a Tacoma Sound inter urban crash with minor injuries and offered aid as a medical volunteer.
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Elks
the Elks
J. H. Schively
Olympia
Yakima
Gates of Paradise
Schively
Lodge of Elks
John Kangley
Horsley
Conner
Erwin
Vance
Bro. Rigg
Great White Throne
Warren’Erwin
The
Christian Church
New Two Story Harness Shop Planned After Sale
E McEwen sold his Yakima avenue frame building, after years in business, to Dan Libby for 5500. Libby will build a fine stone structure on South First street at Yakima Hardware Co. end, and McEwen will move his harness shop into the new two story building.
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E. McEwen
Yakima Avenue
Dan Libby
Yakima Hardware Co
South First Street
McEwen
Libby
Indian on Yakima Reserve Faces Arrest After Shooting Attempt
Last week Jim Butler an Indian on the Yakima reserve allegedly shot at neighbor Shepherd Peter with a shotgun. Peter deflected the barrel with a swing, no one injured. Witnesses stopped the brawl and a warrant was sworn for Butler’s arrest.
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Jim Butler
Yakima
Peter
Butler
Sandy Bottom Local Play Promises Quiet Western Slice
Sandy Bottom, a distinctly American play, relies on character and local scenes. The production to be seen here focuses on the peaceful lives of citizens in a far western state. The excerpt previews its local flavor and community atmosphere.
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Arizona
Natchez Cowyche Ditch elects trustees and treasurer
The Natchez Cowyche Ditch Company held its annual meeting on Saturday electing trustees W C Wimner C A Abbe W Aumiller M H Stephens L D Humphrey and treasurer E G Peck. At next Saturday’s trustees meeting a president and secretary will be chosen. The Lince lateral branch also elected C A Abbe W J Thompson and L Z Karr as trustees.
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Natchez-Cowyche Ditch Company
W.C. Wimner
C. A. Abbe
W. Aumiller
M. H. Stephens
L. D. Humphrey
E. G. Peck
Lince Lateral Branch
W. J. Thompson
L. Z. Karr
Divorce suits filed by Fear and Austin couples
Samuel Fear through attorney H J Snively files for divorce from Mary White Fear. Theodore Austin sues his wife Annie L Austin for divorce.
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Samuel Fear
H. J. Snively
Mary White Fear
Theodore Austin
Annie L. Austin
It’s Fresh and a Thousand and One Articles for Every Need
A brief notice inviting readers to explore a broad range of goods and services described as fresh and suitable for all needs. The message emphasizes variety and accessibility.
Coffin Bros Store Burglary at Toppenish
Two men burgled Coffin Bros. at Toppenish on Monday night taking $300 in cash and several checks and drafts after opening the safe and iron chest. The rock was used to test the night watchman, with clues limited to a nearby depot and a possible link to Kennewick thefts by an expert gang operating along the line.
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Coffin Bros
Toppenish
Kennewick
Marriages Report From Yakima Area
At the brides parents home Miss Katy Stephenson wed Frederick Hamilton Butcher of Ellensburg on a Sunday eve. The couple will reside in Ellensburg and were joined by few relatives. Also Mr Orville Cherry and Miss Rose Wohllaib wed last Wednesday at the Furgerson home with Rev J H Wood officiating.
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Joseph Stephenson
Miss Katy
Frederick Hamilton Butcher
Ellensburg
Orville Cherry
Rose Wohllaib
Selah Valley
Myers and Stice Wed at Local Baptist Parsonage
In a simple ceremony at the Baptist parsonage by Rev. J. J. Tickner on December 1st, Harry E. Myers and Nora M. Stice, both residents of the city, were united in marriage.
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Baptist Parsonage
J. J. Tickner
Harry E. Myers
Nora M. Stice
Mills-Klein Nuptials Noted In Seattle Ceremony
J Tickner reports on the marriage of Herbert Mills and Mamie Klein of Seattle. Mills is an engineer for the electric light and power company.
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Mills—Klein
Baptist Parsonage
J. J. Tickner
Dee
Herbert Mills
Mamie Klein
Seattle
Mills
Electric Light and Power Company
Deaths of Mrs Carrie Papbst and Joel F Powell
Mrs Carrie Papbst died of diphtheria aged 28 after visiting Nob Hill family of William Linse. Funeral from Linse residence and burial in Tahoma cemetery. She leaves a husband Powell. Joel F Powell died at St Elizabeths hospital in his 88th year from kidney trouble. He was an old valley resident who lived in North Yakima with his granddaughter Mrs P Ager. He leaves two sons W F Powell of this city and George in eastern Canada. Funeral services were held at Mrs Ager’s residence and interment followed at Upper Natchez cemetery.
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Carrie Papbst
Mandova
Wis
William Linse
Nob Hill
Linse
Tahoma Cemetery
W. F. Powell
George
Canada
Cloak Sale Continues at Rinehart's
A big reduction sale of cloaks remains at Rinehart's, drawing shoppers to the store at 47-2 location. The sale highlights substantial discounts on a range of coats and outerwear.
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Rinehart
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Perkins & Survey
Marsh & Arnold
J. H. Shively
Ladies of Christian Church
Arkansas Hills
Hampton & Hopkins
Sandy Bottom
Arkansas
Larson
C. E. Jones
Barnes & Co
Sound
Tacoma
Jones
Fred L. Janeck
POST
D. R. Barton
S. First St
Papbst
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