Marriages and civic notes fill Elah Snyder and Moody ties
Elah Snyder and Miss Lottie Moody wed by Judge Taggard in Toppenish. Local licenses issued to multiple couples. Starcher fined for log appropriation. Northwest Light & Water shipped a heavy dynamo to South Bend. Various deaths, naturalization petitions, and civic notices appear amid holiday travel and band social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elah Snyder
Lottie A. Moody
Toppenish
Taggard
Clarence Starcher
Cascade Lumber Company
Starcher
Northwest Light & Water Company
South Bend
Express
Edward Whitson
Spokane Federal Court
San Francisco
Morrow
Circuit
Theodore Wu
Lauve
Cecilia Champagne
Francis M. Duncan
Carrie Jacobs
Chas. E. Herriee
Cora S. Eichar
Robert E. Piland
Eula E. Hardison
Matthias Stanton
Florence E. Merritt
Earl A. Hartwell
Martha Dean
Nob Hill
George Burlingame
Society Notes and Holiday Gatherings Across Town
Mayor elect C A Fechter returns from Seattle. Dr and Mrs Frank Lemon visit from Wapato. D Robert Stewart of Arthur ND plans holidays with J F Phillips. A E Weston and family welcome a son born December 21 1906. Mrs M B Campbell travels to Spokane for her mother’s illness. S J Michaels choir guests hosted by Rev and Mrs M J Bywater. Vivian Englehart returns home with Mrs Englehart. Max G Bowen of Seattle to spend Christmas here. Debate on paving materials and Seattle street conditions highlights a discussion favoring Yakima local stone pavements over imported options.
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Helen Wright
Whitworth College
Tacma
W. L. Wright
Fruitvale
Shirley Parker
Seattle
A. E. Larson
Shirley
The
State University
W. W. Felton
Court House
Brick or Stone Paving for Yakima Avenue Debate
A letter argues for local stone paving on Yakima Avenue, claiming no local clay for bricks and that stone would keep 90 percent of costs in the city, boosting real estate and long lasting up to 80 years versus five years for brick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Yakima
Yakima Avenue
State committee to study incorporation with federal survey
The governor's committee on Washington state incorporation with the federal geological survey will meet in Seattle on Saturday December 22 at 10 a.m. at a location chosen by Prof. Landes. A W McIntyre of Everett, president of the State mining association, has been added to the committee.
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Washington
Seattle
Landes
A. W. McIntyre
Everett
State Mining Association
Ees
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Chas. Winner
A. M. Skinner
al Hz. Rhody
Chas. Devall
A. Devall
Julius Christianson
William D. Robenson
Viola Gothan
Ellensburg
St. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Company
Tacoma
Cannon
W. P. Taylor
Edith Zediker
Bellingham
B. L. Bull
J. W. McKay
Terre Haute
Indiana
Mr. McKay
C. K. Wiley
Justice Taggard
William Dustin
Mr. Wiley
Dustin
W. L. Wallace
Flint-Shaw Company
Tahoma Cemetery
George
Lawrence Blanchard
Quebec
Canada
Lawrence
Grand Trunk Railway
Northern Pacific Railway
Uniontown
M. B
B. W. Sandmeyer
Weston
Oregon
M. B. Sandmeyer
W. C. Lee
F. Bivinson Nob Hill
Buffalo
New York
Hart Schaffner
Mary
P. S. We
Star Clothing CO
Society Notes
C. A. Fechter
Mrs
Frank Lemon
Wapato
City
W. L. Lemon
Robert Stewart
Arthur
North Dakota
Mrs. J. F. Phillips
A. E. Weston
Modern Addition
M. B. Campbell
South Reed Street
Spokane
S J. Michaels Church
M. J. Bywater
Vivian Englehart
California
Mrs. Englehart
Portland
Max G. Bowen
the Herald
Herman Fredell
West Yakima
North
Business College
Snirtland
S. van Vliet
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