Marriage Licenses Reported for North Yakima Couples
Two marriage licenses were granted on Tuesday in North Yakima to Raymond C Werner and Lula Meyers, and to James Vanderhyde and Ambrosia Adams. The First National bank sues for foreclosure on a chartel mortgage of 158.20 against Milton Pointer. Many residents and visitors are noted with travel, visits, and local business activity through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond C. Werner
Lula Meyers
North Yakima
James Vanderhyde
Ambrosia Adams
First National Bank
Frank Ellis
Tueson
Couple wed on Christmas night in Sixth Street home
County correspondence notes the marriage of Sam Keifer and Miss Hartwell at the bride’s parents home on Sixth Street at 7:20 Christmas night officiated by Rev H I Burgen. They plan to reside in North Yakima after a train trip to Mabton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Keifer
Miss Hartwell
Sixth Street
H. I Burgen
Mabton
North Yakima
Kiefer
Chris. Roland
J. Lichty
Ladies’ Improvement Club
W. H. Cline
B. J. Young
CU. N. Showers
Hugh
Ernest MecCulloch
Nelson
Fruitvale Purchases Shaffner Place at Nine Hundred Per Acre
Mr. Monteith recently from Minnesota buys the Shaffner place for 900 dollars per acre. Will Freeman had his day baled last week. A Christmas tree and schoolhouse entertainment drew merry children and parents Wednesday evening. Marion Stauffer spends Christmas at Drain Oregon with his sister. James Mullen of Seattle visited Mr. and Mrs. BE Dickerson. John Gibson leaves Thursday for Missoula Montana to spend the holidays with his brother Andrew Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Monteith
Minnesota
Shaffner Place
Will Freeman
Marion Stauffer
Drain
Oregon
James Mullen
Seattle
BE. C. Dick
Christmas activities and church events in Holland area
Rev Lanningham of the Seattle Children s Home society will speak at the Holland church next Sunday on the home s work. A Christmas tree and exercises were held at District No 40 school on Christmas Eve. Holland church Sunday school performed Christmas exercises on December 25. Guy Yongeward visits Mabton for a few days. James Dickson toured to Tampico for Christmas trees. Campbell s turkey shoot Monday left everyone with a gobbler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Bissell
Tacoma
North Yakima
Grace Hall
Miss Bissell
James Ash
Doust
Ash
Lloyd Turnell
Toa Johnson
Clare Johnson
Chester Buck
H. E. Irving
Burton
Washington
Irving
Third Avenue North
Venus Valley
Ida Carpenter
O. W. Carpenter
M. E. Church
Tahoma Cemetery
Lanningham
Seattle Children’s Home Society
Holland Church
District No. 40
Guy Yongeward
Mabton
James Dickson
Tampico
Campbell's
Novel fire escape tested at high school building
Monday test of a canvas chute fire escape at the new high school building drew the board of education and staff. Principal Bever and Director Haasze managed bottom ropes as 15 or 16 students slid to the ground. Fire Chief Dawson praised the device while the board approved changes and added $50,000 to fire insurance, totaling $61,000 for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Bever
Haasze
Dawson
Elder Stewart turns eighty one still bachelor and busy
Levi Merrick Stewart known as Elder Stewart, a Minneapolis millionaire bachelor, just turned 81. He says he has received over a hundred marriage proposals but never felt obliged to accept, preferring to measure life by work rather than union. He was born in Maine and recalls a strict Calvinist upbringing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Levi Merrick Stewart
Stewart
Maine
Accept Homestead Applications For Sunnyside Canal
United States land office announces first acceptances of homestead applications for Sunnyside canal land on January 1. After that date contests will be reviewed and decided. Multiple contests and double filings exist on Sunnyside extension and Mabton siphon lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Sunnyside Canal
Sunnyside
Mabton
Bride's lavish East St. Louis wedding at Lame Goose saloon
Mrs Mary Dulahan celebrated her second marriage to John W Tourville with a $6000 life insurance payout, $150 worth of roses, $2000 gift to the groom, and $250 for clothes. The reception at the Lame Goose bar featured free drinks and a dawn-after feast for fifty guests and about 100 more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
East St. Louis
Mary Dulahan
Thomas Dulahan
Lame Goose
Lame Goose Saloon
Unclaimed Letters Listed for December 26 1908 at North Yakima
The North Yakima post office publishes an advertised letters list dated December 26 1908 naming recipients including Mary Alexander Sam Arunk Winnie Ballard J B Browning T H Barclay Miss Hazel Brown Poster M M Barber Alice Cassidy Lynch W Carter Geo W Davis Eva Erastus Doerty Frank Ernst Albert Gunderson Emma Theodore Yoodrich A C Kidsey Hattie Grand John Gaines Burt Warren B Herold J M Hostbers Al Harding Miss E L Hughes James Herenballane Anne Hall Earl Hale Mrs A E Hyde A Hartwell Jack F Holden George Hogan John M Harrington Mrs N M Harris Alfred Celeste Harris Amos Kate Wadhams F L Jeklin Sister Oliver Johnson Nicholas Kennedy Miss Blanche Ella Vera Layman Lambert Lee Ida M Lund Miss Millie Teja Lavigne R D McLaughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Alexander
Mary. Arunk
Sam. Ballard
Winnie. Browning
J. B
Barclay
T. H. Brown
Hazel. Poster
M. M. Barber
J. E. Brook
Alice. Cassidy
Lynch W. Carter
William M. Davis
Eva Davidson
Erastus
Doerty
Frank
Ernst
Albert
Gunderson
Emma
Gudincher
Theodore
Yoodrich
A. C. Kidsey
Hattie
Grand
John. Gaines
Burt. Greene
Warren B. Herold
J. M. Hostbers
al. Harding
E. Ll. Hughes
James. Herenballane
Anne
Hall
Earl H. Hale
A. E. Hyde
A. Hartwell
Jack F. Holden
George. Hogan
John M. Harrington
N. M. Harris
Alfred. Harris
Celeste
Hawkins
Amos
Jeffrey
Kate Wadhams
Jeklin
Johnson
Oliver
Nicholas
Kennedy
Blanche
Lawrence
Ella Vera
Layman
Lambert
Lee
Ida M. Lund
Millie. Singh
Teja
Lavigne
Louis
McLaughlin
R. D
Advertised Letters Listed With One Cent Due
A long roster of recipients includes Mauk, Chas. McDonald, Mrs. Herman. Nelson, Miss Lena. Parrish, Lulu. Reed, Miss Margarette. Sheckles, Mrs. Winnie. and many others. One cent due on each letter advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauk
Chas. McDonald
Herman
Mark
Tom
Simple home remedy for backache kidney trouble and urinary issues
An old prescription combines fluid extract dandelion one half ounce compound karyon one ounce compound syrup sarsaparilla three ounces. Shake and take a teaspoonful after meals and at night. Claimed to clear uric acid and wastes, relieve rheumatism, with no stomach injury. Promoted as harmless and eminently authoritative.
Cle Elum-Roslyn Electric railway franchise eyed for Cle Elum
Cle Elum city council to grant a franchise for a 12 mile railway from South Cle Elum to Roslyn and beyond to Cle Elum lake with aims to connect Ellensburg and irrigated districts. Promotion backed by Pattsburg capital and Frank S Farquhar of Tacoma. The project would open timber and copper ore areas near Cle Elum lake and support a summer resort development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellensburg
Roslyn
Frank S. Farquhar
Tacoma
County Commissioners of
Tas
Roslyn Kein
Cle Elum
Farquhar
Pattsburge Capital
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Cle Elum Lake
New Deputies Arrive as Yakima Sheriff-Elect Prepares
Sheriff-elect Lancaster and his deputies finalize plans to assume office January 11. Hal Webber moves from Sunnyside to North Yakima with family. Jasper Day relocates from Zillah to direct the office. Henry Armsworthy and Jack Kauffman remain North Yakima residents and jailer and field deputy respectively. Lancaster may continue living in the Selah valley before possibly moving to North Yakima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
North Yakima
Hal Webber
Sunnyside
Hoisington
Jasper W. Day
Zillah
Henry Armsworthy
Jack Kauffman
North Yakma
Selah Valley
Fruit Growers Union to Meet at Court House Saturday
The new Fruit Growers' Union will meet at the court house on Saturday January 2 1969 at 2 o'clock. All interested in the success of the movement should come. Granville Lowther.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Fruit Growers’ Union
Court House
Granville Lowther
Notice to show cause on mortgage of Laura J Rachel estate
Yakima County Court grants order to show cause why real estate in the estate of Laura J Rachel should not be mortgaged. Hearing set for January 2, 1909 at 9:30 a.m. in Yakima court room. All interested parties must appear and present any objections. Dated November 30, 1908. J Lenox Ward county clerk and ex officio clerk of the superior court. Deputy A W Barr. Dec 4 11 18 14 Jan 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court of
Washington
Yakima County
Laura J. Rochel
Joseph Rochel
Saich
E. W
Joseph Rachel
Fred J. Mahre
Office of
Yakima
North Yakima
Yakima Herald
State of Washington
B. Preble
I. J. Lenox Ward
Superior Court
Laura J. Rachel
J. Lenox Ward
A. W. Barr
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Sound
F. J. Burrill
Nob Hill
California
J. Burrill
Everett
E. Lesh
Carroll B. Graves
Matt Sandmeyer
BG. H. German
June Hargrave
Hoquiam
H. H. Scudder
Pasco
Columbia River
Gladys Graham
Oregon Cit
Ore
George Donald
J. M. Shannon
N. P
Robert Miller
J. B. Leslie
Pasco Avenue
M. M. Hibler
J. H. Dills
Yakima Heights
Elizabeth Richmond Miller
Marjorie Miller
Alexander Miller
Rey
W. B. Havens
Flasher
North Dakota
C. Perkins
Ida May Blackford
Portland
Vivian Englehart
Maude J. Barbee
Daniel Barbee
Leslie S. Roster
Rosser
South Sixth Street
Wenatchee Hig School
John Larson
Selah
Cowiche Church of the Evangélica Association
H. J. Linse
Henry Froemke
Charles Jack
Fruitvale
Erson
John Gibson
Brother
Andrew Gibson
Missoula
Mont
Moxer
Bride
John W. Tourville
McCarty
Meal. Madden
J. D. Mehan
J. H. Moore
Lillie
Lena
Parrish, Lulu
Elisha
Ray
Reed
Margarette
Robinson
A. A
Sheckles
Winnie
Stanton
Miss Anna
Cle
Rimey
C. W. Camp
West Side Druggist
Old Union Ditch Company
Farmers’ Khoom
Yakima County Court House
H. Fr. Luhman
Els