Mrs Towne’s closing sale prompts millinery bargain rush
North Yakima notices millinery at cost from Mrs Towne as holidays bring sales. Fire lightly damages Mrs Hauser’s residence near the Y. Jail sentence for J F Bard on worthless notes. Miss Lilly Michaels to wed J Branshaw on Christmas day at Hotel Bartholet. Rupert Hand named administrator of Louis Hand estate. Woodcock academy closes for holidays. teachers’ association meeting features recitations and discussions on school visitation and patriotism. Fire damages a Front Street building owned by Marsh al Grant. Staton’s stock and machinery valued at $800 with $600 insurance. fire blamed on a defective flue.
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Lilly Michaels
Bartholet
J. Branshaw
St. Paul
Yakima County Teachers’ Association
Woodcock Academy
Laura Jacobson
Etha Woodcock
Miss Dixon
W.D. Ingalls
L. K. Brooks
F. H. Plumb
Marshal Grant
Tucker
Front Street
Rev. Carmichael
Mennonite Church
Thomas Staton
Staton
Woodcock academy closing program promises three numbers
Prof Allan B Dow leads the Woodcock academy closing exercises with his chair of boys from Congregational church. Prof Wilson, guest and pianist, joins fifteen boys including Toll Bivens Cook Sanders Hoffman Vansyele Spear Redman McKinney Hoyt Lum Dustin Jungst Norton and Brown for a royal good time this evening. Baptist Church schedules services next Sunday with morning and evening sermons and a Young People's Union session at 6 30 p m. A home talent show What Happened to Jones at Lar son s Theatre Friday January 4 raises funds for the public library. Mrs Cary's Xmas goods urged before shopping. Keene stock strong. prices did it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan B. Dow
Congregational Church
Woodcock Academy
Prof
Wilson
Thomas Toll
Leo Bivens
Harry Cook
Hugh Sanders
Herbert Hoffman
John Vansyele
Alonzo Spear
Dwight Redman
Sam McKinney
Will Hoyt
Burton Lum
Will Dustin
David Jungst
Archie Norton
Harry Brown
Arrest for Criminal Libel in Spokane Case
Dr. David Lindsey was jailed after a Saturday arrest on a criminal libel complaint by Dr. P. Frank. The case stems from printing a venomous letter purportedly about Dr. Frank’s life, previously discussed in a civil suit over medical licensing. Lindsey remained jailed over Sunday with bond posted. case slated for February term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lindsey
P. Frank
Lindsey
Held
Englehart
Red Letter Day At Woman's Club Christmas Program
The Woman's club hosted the Ladies Musical club and Century club for an open session. Mrs. Snively welcomed guests as Christmas papers by Mrs. Watt and Mrs. Sharkey were read, followed by a Messiah oratorio conducted by Mrs. Gilbert with guest Mr. Thomas Wilson and performances by Mrs. Richards, Mr. Toll, Mrs. Bartlett, and Mrs. Horsley. A brief reception concluded the delightful afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Ladies’ Musical Club
Century Club
Snively
W. M. Watt
F. C. Sharkey
H. M. Gilbert
Frank Horsley
That Man comedy at Larson's Theater Christmas night
That Man comes to Larson's Theater on Christmas night after a successful run in New York at Herald Square. Presented by A M Palmer's company, the farce centers on a central figure who exposes neglected wives to spur husbands to quick amends. Walter Walker originated the role of That Man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larson
Herald Square Theater
New York
A.M. Palmer
Walter Walker
What Happened to Jones at Larson’s Theater
In Yakima a home talent show titled What Happened to Jones plays at Larson's Theater Friday evening January 4 to benefit the public library. The piece features a cast including an adventuress with multiple personas and a variety of well drawn characters, with Robert W. Scott and Miss Elsie W. French newly married last week. A theatre ad promotes the event alongside local ads for men’s suits, millinery sales, olives, and Heinz sauerkraut with a Christmas ticket promotion for premiums.
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Jones
Larson’s
Public Library
Robert W. Scott
Elsie W. French
Yakima
Home Talent
Benefit of
Men and Teams Wanted for Farm Work and Wages
Advertises hiring men and teams with farming outfits for farm labor. Offers good proposition and big wages. Inquiries at Coffin Bros. store North Yakima or at the sender's place of business at Toppenish Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffin Bros
North Yakima
Toppenish
Wash
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North Yakima and Vicinity
J. F. Bard
Rupert Hand
Louis Hand
Edwards
Spokane
Prof. Dow
Dr. Baker
Mr. Toll
Will C. Hoyt
Modern Woodmen of America
Mason’s Opera House
Wallace-Coburn Hardware Company
W. M. Richards
Freeport
Ios
Baptist Church
Young People’s Union
Christ
John
Larson’s Theat
Public Library Fund
Keene
Musical Clubs
A. D. Sloan
J. Macdonaluy
Papa
Mamma
Dudley
PHEET
Adventuress
Greene Mercantile Co
Heinz’ Saur Krout.ie
Suggestion
Ditter Bros
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