Dress Goods Offerings and Local Notices
Free linings with dress goods at 50 cents per yard. I C O F mask ball on Christmas night offers $100 in prizes. J P Mayer brought 250 Christmas trees from the mountains last week. Sunnyside Woman's Guild hosts a necktie party December 20 at the I C O F hall. Several local notices follow including school heater troubles, a gambling complaint about Ray Masters, call for a hospital street light, Christmas tree at kindergarten, marriage licenses issued, a vagrancy fine, notes from Missouri and Prosser travels, sales at Ditt ers, and local council date set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Guild of
Sunnyside
I.c.0.f
Revival meetings planned by Sunnyside Federated church
The advisory board plans a January revival series led by H. M. King of the Moody school. Rev. and Mrs. Percell from Nebraska began revival work last night at Nob Hill school house, assisting Rev. M. J. Carmichels of the Mennonite church. Services by Rev. J. Gihring are set for 11 a.m. next Sunday at the Adventist church on B street and Kittitas avenue, with Sunday school beforehand. The Presbyterian Sunday school prepares a Christmas tree for Christmas Eve with a program for the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Church of Sunnyside
H. M. King
Moody School
Percell
Nebraska
Nob Hill
M. J. Carmichels
Mennonite Church
Rev. J. Gihring
Adventist Church
B Street
Kittitas Avenue
Presbyterian Sunday School
Baragar and Stuart Tie the Knot in Moxee Ceremony
Edna G. Stuart and Miles C. Baragar were married on December 4 1901 at James Stuart’s home in Moxee. Rev Rosine M Edwards officiated with Miss Annie E. Gibson as bridesmaid and M % Stuart as groom’s attendant. Afterward a wedding supper followed and the couple departed for a Sound cities honeymoon. Mrs Baragar is James Stuart’s daughter and Baragar plans to reside in Toppenish where he is a prosperous farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baragar-Stuart
James Stuart On
Moxee
Edna G. Stuart
Miles C. Baragar
Rosine M Edwards
Ahtanum
Annie E. Gibson
Mrs Baragar
Baragar
James Stuart
Mr. Baragar
Toppenish
Deaths in Selah Child Dies of Diphtheria
The six year old son of Mr and Mrs T E Young of Selah died Saturday December 14 1901 from diphtheria Funeral services were held Sunday at the home by Rev M J Carmichels with interment in Selah cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Young
Selah
M. J. Carmichels
Selah Cemetry
Modern gift fads at Mrs G W Cary hair parlor opens
Christmas shopping note highlights burnt leather designs at Mrs G W Cary 492 Madam Idella. new first class hair dressing parlors open in Miller block 2031 Yakima avenue rooms 6 and 7 offering free hair arrangements. Elite confectionery at 10 North Second Street touted as leading local shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idella
Miller Block
Yakima Avenue
North Second Street
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Jets
J.P. Mayer
Albert Plumb
F. H. Plumb
Schoool
A. J. Pitner
North Seventh Street
Seattle
King County
Mrs
Ray Masters
Fourth Street
John L. Morrison
Julia Burris
Fred A. Campbell
Lula FE. Evans
Miles C. Barager
Edna G. Stewart
Hessey
Walla Walla
Lince
H. D. Winchester
Missouri
F. A. Campbell
Prosser
Lula E. Evans
J. C. MacCrimmon
C F. Westfall
Nob Hill Place
Washington
Conolly’s Musical Emporium
First Street
T. A. Davis
Klickitat County
Schubert Symphony Club
Larson’s Theatre
Blue Grass
T. D. Lewis
P. B. Riley
Ditter’s
Klickitat
Goldendale
Larson
B. Flint
Ditter’s. AO
Spokesman Review
A. A. Mead
Cle Elum
South First Street
A. D. Slo
DAG Store
Yakima County
Our
Ditter Bros
Church Notes
The
Wonder
South Second ST
Yakima Tea Go
Ney
Frank X. Nagler
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