Christmas Gatherings Across the County
Mrs Fellows hosted a Christmas dinner for Mr Hoffman and family and relatives. Miss Jane Young and Ed were home for the holidays with their parents. Miss Lena Dillon’s party of school mates and friends enjoyed games music and lunch. Mrs H Rock hosted Christmas dinner for John Dorset and family Dudley and family Mrs H Sanders and family Mr Lavanway and Mr Thomas Walker with a Christmas tree and a joyful time reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Young
Miss Young
The
State Normal
Lena Dillon
H. Rock
John Dorset
Dudley
H. Sanders
Lavanway
Thomas Walker
Springdale Literary Society to Debate School Consolidation
Mr Lipkay visits from Seattle for holidays and Miss Mead from North Yakima visits Miss Hattie Sawyer. The Springdale school hosts a big Christmas program with Santa, songs, recitations, and a debate on consolidating Parker Springdale Toppenish Zillah Orchardvale schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Lipkay
Seattle
Miss Mead
North Yakima
Hattie Sawyer
Springdale Literary Society
Arthur Hedges
Miss Ray
Nora Girdner
Charles Ray
Medley
Olive Cox
Walter Hedges
Gordon Girdner
Victor Hovis
L. M. Cox
Helen Sawyer
Quartette
Delia Bowman
E. V Cox
Edna Walden
Eli Draggoo
Parker
Springdale
Toppenish
Zillah
Orchardvale
Fort Simcoe School Reopens After Short Vacation
Fort Simcoe notes a Monday school restart after a brief break. Mr and Mrs Whitman attended church Christmas night entertainment. Perkins guests at employees dining hall for Christmas dinner. Miss Bessie Hughes returns to North Yakima to resume duties. Lynch owns a leather arm chair given by his wife. Christmas Eve dance enjoyed by many in attendance. Reservation people present and the tree laden with gifts. School children performed a program aided by the reservation band with recitations and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. and
Mrs. Whitman
Mrs. Perkins
Lester Spencer
George Williams
Nellie Spencer
Sim
Favorite Prescription Promises Easier Baby Births
An elatedmother credits Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription with strengthening her during pregnancy and aiding a nine pound newborn. The notice promotes the medicine and the 1008 page People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser, offering it for stamps. Local society notes report sleigh rides, visits, a decorated Christmas tree, coal shortages, and a run with injuries from a wheel rut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Pierce
Victor J. Hadin
Leonardville, Riley Co
Kansas
People
Common Sense
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
Christmas Pageant Recitations by Local Students Highlight
Nine little girls perform John Brown by nine in costume under the direction of Cecil Hoptowit with the verse recitations The Boundry of Christmas by Edie Sam and Santa Claus Mes weet Boy by Edna Hoffner. Andy Hoptowit leads the selection segment as others recite and perform in the holiday program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eon Meninach
Hello
Cecil Hoptowit
John Brown
Nine Little Girls In Costume
Edie Sam
Edna Hoffner
Santa Claus
Andy Hoptowit
Local Notices of Social Visits and Holiday Events
Mrs. W. P. Sawyer returns from Burton. Miss Blanche Marble of Spokane visits home for holidays. Curt Alexander of Moxee calls on friends. Parker attends Zillah and Toppenish dances Christmas night. Miss Annie Fife of Tacoma visits her aunt Mrs. Will Thompson. No church services due to Rev. Blackman's call to Ellensburg. Miss Ethel Baker improving from typhoid pneumonia. Maude Dickson returns to Outlook to resume teaching. Christmas tree program at the church with a full house and thanks to organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Annie Fife
Tacoma
Will Thompson
Ethel Baker
H. Brewer
Valley News Roundup Covers Health Cattle and Local Happenings
Mrs Benoit is ill with fever fears as neighbors share farm tasks. Eschbach Morissey and A H Bair report strong cattle despite cold. Mitchells new cottage home completed by Bunnell and Devour near the roadside. Youths led by Jess Friend hunt coyotes in hills, eight killed the next day, plus one more by Chet Gilmore. School to reopen Monday after two week vacation. repainted house and new coal stove noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Bunnell and Devour
Jess Friend
Chet Gilmore
Miss Musetta Jellison’s illness and local notices
Miss Musetta Jellison is reported sick with a severe cold. Charlie Weinstech visits Simcoe this week. Mr Hull, resident on the Sam Froster place for the past year, died Friday of heart failure. The body was laid to rest in Yakima City cemetery. Mr Hull had lived in the state about
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hull
Sam Froster
Yakima City
Christmas Observances In School District No 52
Thanksgiving injury update notes a girl of Mr Lotz able to sit up. Christmas was celebrated in district No 52 with a large crowd despite deep snow. A tree and presents filled the Secy’s space. Venus questions arise from snow depth of 2619 inches. A Christmas dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Walter Purdin included Ben Small and Hugh Purdin families.
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Mr. Lotz
Walter Purdin
Ben Small
Hugh Purdin
Pithy Paragraphs Sized Up For Sale and Local Notices
Classified snippets list a 20 acre improved ranch for sale near town with contact at 304 North Third Street and various city visitors, church revival notices, job moves, and local sales pitches for the Daily Spokesman-Review. Includes premiums offers and a New Year bus sale at Nob Hill with ride starting at 3 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Third Street
Vinton & Reese’s
Nob Hill
Local Society Notes and Harvest of Small Items
Mrs. Jay Lynch returns to North Yakima from Seattle with Fort Simcoe visit noted. Gold nuggets shown from Yakima Swank Mining Co. interests. D S Johnston Piano Co. store to stock new instruments in Wilcox building. Sleighing thrives amid fine weather. Arthur Haurbach from Walla Walla sang at Congregational church. A red cow strayed from J Dick ranch. reward offered. L B Rinehart returns from Seattle after two months erecting a home for his son Arthur. A Hover to Tacoma January 31 to select stock for Wilcox shop opening January 3. Dr W H Hare in Victoria and Portland for fair association duties January 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Lynch
Judge Burke
Seattle
North Yakima
Fort Simcoe
H. F. Thompson
A. Hover
D. 8. Johnston Piano Co
Wilcox
Arthur Haurbach
Walla Walla
H. P. James
Mr. Haurbach
W. H. Hare
Victoria
B. C
Portland
Ore
Northwestern Fair Association
Northwest
Change of editors rumored at Yakima Washingtonian
Colonel J G Boyle denies any firm rumor of a permanent editor change. He says a Kansas or Nebraska newspaper man has bought an interest and will arrive around January first to take charge during Boyle's planned absence in Olympia for the legislative session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima Washingtonian
Herato
J. G. Boyle
Kansas
Nebraska
Washingtonian
Olympia
Boyle
Land Real Estate Notice in Kennewick Washington
Cras B McConnell announces entry into the land business in Kennewick Washington handling property under the Northern Pacific Irrigation Co ditch. He solicits buyers and sellers in the local area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennewick
Washington
Northern Pacific Irrigation Co
Cras. B. McConnell
No Orchardist Can Afford to Let Inexperienced Men Fool With His Orchards
Pruning season nears and readers are urged to book orchard contracts with PavuL J. Kruger, Nurseryman, at 1144 South Second street North Yakima. First come first served with guaranteed good work and fruit. Veterinarian G. MacL. Richards is available at Sloan's Drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pavul J. Kruger
G. Macl. Richards
Sloan’s Drug Store
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Christma
Mrs. Hardman
Mrs. Hartman
Mrs. Perry
Sunnyside
Bessie Hughes
Mr. Lynch
New York
John Ferris
Miss Mattie Washburn
Mr. Carpenter
Della Hayes
Mrs. E. W. Bainter
Simcoe
Alex McCredy
Mr. Bredelove
Thomas Beatty
W. P. Sawyer
Burton
Mrs. Alice Bell
Mrs. J. Thomas
Miss Blanche Marble
Spokane
Curt Alexander
Moxee
Friends
Blackman
Ellensburg
Natches
Mr. Eschbach
Mr. Morissey
A. H. Bair
Charlie Weinstech
Wenas
Venus
H. D. Jory
A. L. Stevens of
M. Newman
Ditter Bros
John W. Goodwin
Parker Bottom
C. M. Hauser
Daily Spokesman-Review
Baptist Church
A. J. Splawn
Bartholet
W.H. Wilcox
Port Townsend
Volney Taft
Edith Wilson
Kelso & Foster
Daily Spokesman- Review
Yakima Avenue
C. W. Liece
Spokesman-Review
Serg
Max Schaffner
Yakima
H.J. Bicknell
Spokesman-Review Agency
Kimball
Henge
Comdotion
D. S. Johnston Company
2Nd St
Wilcox Arie Hover
John W. Thomas
W. H. Taylor
Yakima-Swank Mining Co
J. Dick
L. B. Rinehart
Arthur
Wyman & Fraser
South Éesbite Epntat 4A
B. Hox
Inland Empire School of Natural Healing
N. Yakima
James F. Zediker
Paes
Axp Demonstrator
Wilmot E. Zediker
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