Sunnyside Local Notes Highlight Moveins and Visits
R D Young traveled to Prosser. Wm Hinrich is drilling a well. H Randolph’s friends welcome him back to town. Epchurch ladies receive hangings for altar. George Barns relocates to a fine valley home. Many agendas include prune trees by A F Stoove, land seekers in town, and Mr Thomp son canvassing for McKinley. Services held at Federation and Dunkard churches. Christian Endeavor led by H M Lichty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federation
Dunkard
H. M. Lichty
Christian Endeavor Society
Stetson Hats Free With Suits at Local Store
The store offers a free John B. Stetson hat with every suit priced at $18 or more. It promotes the largest suit assortment with plain price figures and guaranteed lowest prices. Overstocked children’s clothing ages 3 to 8 offered at cost for ten days to reduce stock.
Sunnyside Sees Return of Resident and New Home Erection
After a few months away, a resident returns to Sunnyside and the vacancy is filled by the agent's brother. G C Hardman of Zillah plans Sunnyside as his future home and is constructing a residence on his Snipes mountain lot.
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Sunnyside
G. C. Hardman
Zillah
Snipes Mountain
Simcoe Community Notes and Upcoming School Meeting
Roads are poor around Simcoe while Mr. Groshen ships potatoes and Parker hay is in hand. The town plans to vote next Friday evening on locating the new school house. Mary Washburn and others visited Yakima City. a surprise party for Clarence Lathem drew a large crowd. Maxwell family from Walla Walla will move to Simcoe.
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Idaho
Yakima County
Simcoe
Local notes from Lower Natche z
Mr Barnett moved into James De Motts house last week. The Ladies Aid society meets at Mrs Newman Thursday afternoon. Cook returned last Saturday from the Rattlesnake country where he stayed over night on his claim. Lawrence Jacobson is making improvements as is Oscar Bunnell. Ed Barker, brother of Mrs Frank Wylie, is convalescing in North Yakima and will return soon.
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Louis Clifton
Georgia
Paseo
Mr. Clifton
Ladies Aid Society
Mien Cook
Lawrence Jacobson
Oscar Bunnell
Ed Barker
Frank Wylie
Yakima
A. Brownfield
Yakima Indian Reservation
Ellensburg
Yakima Furniture Company
Clegg
Best shoe on the market touted amid District reports
The notice mix cites shoes priced from 1.25 to 5.00 and promotions in multiple districts. Basket socials in Districts 11, 15, and 52 raise funds, with proceeds toward a school library. Local farming and sheep losses documented along with community events and sales notices.
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Box Calf
Prosser Social Notes Highlight Local Visitors
North Yakima visitors include Mr and Mrs A G McNeill and Mr L D Lape made business trips to the city. Bob Morgan plans a return to North Yakima. Walter Merry of Olympia visited B W Wiles. J O Elrod Moro Land Co engaged in a land deal en route home. Euclid resident Mr Budd buys sheep and alfalfa land to support hay and sheep raising plans.
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Walter Merry
Olympia
B. W. Wiles
Mr. Merry
Prosser
Mr. Budd
Euclid
Mamie Swanson
Chicago
A.M. Williamson
North Third Street
Local notices and ads from Ellensburg and Yakima area
Community snippets include dental ads from Dr Stephenson, hops delivery by John Knox, Ellensburg saloon closures, Miss Mamie Swanson moving in, Brownfield to Yakima Indian Reservation, Red Cross lucky penny sale with 800 prize pool, Yakima Furniture storage move, cattle drives by Hartland and Gray, social visits, local business promos from Elite and Coffin Bros, dancing lessons, and assorted goods for sale and services offered.
Piano Tuner H. F. Thompson Affiliated with Local Firm
Notice to the public from a local business announcing a piano tuner named H. F. Thompson of Minneapolis and guaranteeing his work. It states no connection with Mr. Hoffman or any other piano tuner and seeks customer confidence in service.
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. D. Young
Wm. Hinrich
H. Randolph
Liberty School House
T. L. Stephens
Mabton
the Episcopal Church
George Barns
FE. B. Littlefield
A. F. Stoove
John Cady
Mr. Thacker
Bilger
T. J. Thompson
Dr. Wing Place
Mr. Thompson
McKinley
Chas. Amunson
W. F. Courtney
Walla Walla
Frye-Bruhn & Co
Seattle
W. H. Cline
Messrs. E. F. Blaine
Walter N. Granzer
Whitson
George Hardman
Whe
J. J. E. Perry
Episcopel Church
Tev
James Cheal
Wa. Mulligan
Glendale
From
S. B. Leeper
Dr. Belyea
Mr. Barnes
J. Harrison
The
Federated Church
Hitchcock
the Sun
Christian Science People
Dunkard Church
Harold Young
John B. Stetson
I. H. Dills & CO
Parker
Mr. Putman
Mary Washburn
Myrtie
Edward Washburn
Elmer
Yakima City
Mrs. Smith
Clarence Lathem
Maxwell
Misses Musey
Ivy Jellison
North Yakima
T. Hager
Mrs. Jellison
Kamiah
Lower Natchez
Mr. Barnett
James DeMotts House
Wenus
District 15
Mr. Mudd
William Taylor
Asena
United States of America
Theodore Denny
Loyd Hudin
Venus
Mr. New
Wilamette Valley
Tho Kelly
Frye, Bruhn & Co
Wyman & Fraser
Mitchell
New York
A. G. McNeill
Bob Morgan
J. O. Elrod
Moro Land Co
Moro, Ore
Moro
North Yakima and Vicinity
Stephenson
John Knox
Tampico
Mr. Hubbard
Red Cross Society
F. L. Hartland
C. H. Gray
Lower
Belle Nelson
Katie Souver
Flour Mill Co’s
Wyman & Fraser’s
James’ Studio
Keene
Conolly’s
North Fourth Street
M. Schorn
Louis H. Fulkerson
Armory
Coffin Bros
Dr. Adair
H. Mason
Wyman « Fraser
C.C.C
H. F. Thomp
Minneapolis
Briggs
Briggs & Dam
Holiday Footwear
Kohls Shoe Comp'ny
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