Secret Societies North Yakima Lodge Officers Elected
North Yakima Lodge number 29 elected officers for the ensuing year at an evening session. The slate includes J. W. Day as master, J. J. Tyler foreman, M. Liggett ree condemn, F. Spain financier, Geo. Tuesley receiver, Arendt guide, Badger I W, Frayne C W, Weaver J N trustees, Paul Hurd Hauser C M Hauser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
P.M. W
J. W. Day
M. W
J. J. Tyler
Foreman
M.S. Liggett
Ree Conden
F. M. Spain
Geo. N. Tuesley
Arendt
C. W. Badger
I. W
R. E. Frayne
C. W
J.N
Wood Masons Hall Meeting Sets Monthly Schedule
The order meets at Woodmen’s Hall on the first and third Mondays at 7 30 p m. An election for the ensuing year was held on December 2 followed by installation of officers-elect by State Commander Martha E Stewart on December 5 with roles including P bh D Mrs Margaret Nevin L C Mrs Mary E Donovan L L C Mrs Nora H Knerr R K Mrs Annalunes F K Mrs Mary C Bartholet Chaplain Mrs Julia H Sessions Sergeant Mrs Carrie D Cook M at A Miss Minnie Ward Sentinel Mrs Julia A Wright Picket Mrs Clara B Bach Capt of Guards Mrs Carrie Fox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen’s Hall
Martha E. Stewart
P. Bh. D
Margaret Nevin
L. C
Mary E. Donovan
Nora H. Knerr
R. K
Annalunes
F.K
Eastern Star Elects Officers in Local Chapter Meeting
The O. E. S Syringia Chapter No. 38 elected officers with Lucy Nichols as worthy matron and Frank McCurdy as worthy patron. The Washington Order elected officers for Electic Union No. 80 O. of W with Dr. Burns as president Agnes Curry as VP and S. L. Ballinger as secretary. Installation is set for January. About 30 Americal Fraternal club members joined at last Thursday night with a luncheon and dancing following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
O. E
Syringia Chapter No. 38
Masonic Hall
Lucy Nichols
Frank McCurdy
Edna Miller
Anna Lauderdale
Nellie Niles
John Clemans
W. L. Lenon
Order of Washington
Electic Union
O. of W
Dr. Burns
Agnes C. Curry
L. Ballinger
Kussmaul
Americal Fraternal Club
Gracie Anderson Weds Clarence Wood at Sanford Ranch
Miss Gracie A Anderson and Mr Clarence A Wood married at the Sanford ranch between here and Old Town last Thursday at six. Both have long Yakima county ties and many friends wish them well. Next, Dr Hayden joined Conrad Schmal and Maud E Athen at the Presbyterian manse last Monday. the couple will reside in Outlook Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford Ranch
Here
Old Town
Gracie A. Anderson
Clarence A. Wood
Yakima County
Hayden
Conrad Schmal
Maud E. Athen
Outlook
Washington
Accidental Death Verdict Misread By Jury
The jury returns a verdict of accidental death after a man falls asleep on a window ledge and falls to his death. The article argues carelessness caused the death, not accident, with medical notes and a dental ad style endorsement for Dr. Pierce remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lves
Pierce
Deaths of Mrs Celia Mackison in Seattle burial here
Mrs Celia Mackison died last Friday in Seattle where she had been living. P T Jordan, a relative, came to assist with funeral plans. Her body was brought home for interment after funeral services at the Catholic church. She was 72 and survived by three sons R J Mackison of Dawson and J P and Mike Mackison who attended the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia Mackison
Ahtanum Valley
Seattle
P. T. Jordan
R. J. Mackison
Dawson
J. P. and
Mike Mackison
Langtoft Weather Foes Growth as Storms Ravage Yorkshire
A Chicago Tribune account describes Langtoft in East Riding of Yorkshire repeatedly struck by severe weather. A 1880s wall of water seven feet high swept through the village causing extensive destruction without fatalities. Nearby Southbourne-on-Sea shows ruined resort efforts with a shrine pier and cement walls decaying under nature’s force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langtoft
East Riding of
Yorkshire
England
Wolds
Chicago Tribune
Southbourne-on-Sea
Pournemouth
Cities Against Nature: Floods and Eruptions Threaten Historic Capitals
The article notes St. Petersburg’s fragile swamp-built origin, yearly spring floods from Neva ice, and population decline tied to subsidence as calls grow to move Russia’s capital. It also recalls Schemacha in the Caucasus rising from water and fire after a sudden ground upheaval, with rebuilding efforts interrupted by a new volcanic eruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Nature
St. Petersburg
Ladoga
Neva
Russia
Schemacha
Caucasus
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A, C.U.W
Ladies of the Maccabees
Anderson-Wood
Schmal-Athen
Kingsbury
Union Laser
A. L. Barsor
A. F. Tourville
Barbur, Tourville & Co., General Commission Merchants
Pacific Ave
Tacoma
Aaron van Dam
Kensington
St. Chicago
Ill
R. V. Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Mackison
St. Pierre
London
Court of Chancery
N. Y. Sun
Diamond 'C” Soap
Cudahy Packing Co
Omaha
Neb
Foley
Foley & Co
Chicago
Dana
Ind
Mrs
Mary Ambrose
Foley & GO
Chicago, Ill