Social notes and holiday gatherings span Seattle to Spokane
Mr and Mrs H B Scudder left for Seattle for a short visit. Mrs C J Taft returned from Baker City. St Margarets guild invites for a leap year ball on January 1. Harry Zenor visited Spokane to see Ben Hur. Wimner family from Nob Hill headed to Spokane for holidays. Miss Lucille James returned from Whitman College to spend holidays with her parents Rev and Mrs H P James. Washington order plans a New Year watch meeting with refreshments. Eligibles from the city may attend the Spanish War Veterans meeting in Dayton on February 5. Rathbone Sisters hosted a profitable gathering at Dr and Mrs C T Dulins on South Sixth Street. Jack Charles and D L Bryson with Delos Kingsbury left for the Sacramento valley. Dr William Wheeler of the U S Navy visited from Orton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Margaret’s Guild
Harry Zenor
Spokane
Ben Hur
Wimner
Nob Hill
Old Reliable Moxee Passes Open as Christmas Opera House Debuts
The Moxee area welcomes a new two story brick Odd Fellows hall and opera house with public opening planned for Christmas night. Local news includes Andrew Fowler’s liquor sale arrest to Indians and a divorce award to Elbert S. Potter with custody of four children granted to the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prosser
Elbert S. Potter
Rudkin
Annie Potter
Eldred
Ruth
Gladys
Pearl
Annual election of Yakima County Horticultural Union officers
Notice states the annual election will be held at Woodmans hall over post office on Saturday afternoon January 9 1904 at 1 o clock p m Secretary T W Clark urges full attendance and provides contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima County Horticultural Union
Woodmans’ Hall
T. W. Clark
Fairs of meat judged by edibility and looks
A Philadelphia Record remark contrasts American fairs with French practice where judges rank cattle sheep hogs and beef by edibility as well as appearance. A farmer recounts French county fairs ending with a jury dinner. tests include cooking time weight before and after and taste. An office boy quips about being fired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotswold
America
Philadelphia
France
A Thousand Dollars Worth of Good from kidney cure
A. H. Thurnes of Buffalo, C, reports kidney and bladder trouble for years with stones and pain. After using Foley's Kidney Cure, pain ceased and brick dust stones disappeared. He declares it has done him $1000 worth of good. Norwich Yakima and A. D. Sloan Drug Store are associated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Thurnes
Buffalo, C
Foley
Norfi Yakima
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. B. Scudder
Seattle
C. J. Taft
Baker City
Lucille James
Whitman College
H. P. James
The
Order of Washington
Dayton
Rathbone Sisters
Jack Charles
D. L. Bryson
Delos Kingsbury
Sacramento Valley
William Wheeler
U. S. Navy
Orton
Spe
Mrs. Gee
Moxee
Andrew Fowler
U. S
Short
Howlett
Presbyterian Church of
Wenus Valley
John Cowan
Arthur Smith
Robert Rennis
Frank L. Ryan
Yakima
van Asselt
Donald Calkins
Herbert Shaw
Oscar Dam
Lela Hawkins
State University
Burton Lum
Bernard Wilkinson
University Glee Club
Washington
Idaho
Jack McNeff
Nellie Turner
Ladies and Gentlemen
Second Street
John Philp
North Yakima
A. D. Sloan
Banti
Oneita Union
Coate
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