Sunnyside Neighbors Share News and Visits
Lee A. Johnson traveled from Olympia to spend Sunday with family. Mrs. L. K. Pulliam of Toppenish visits daughter Mrs. S. J. Proffer. The Woman's Guild meets with Mrs. George Vetter Thursday afternoon. Wm. Livingstone buys Van Housen property at Federated church. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Green visit east and return Monday. Walter F. Tuesley visits Sunnyside midweek. Mrs. W. W. Pickerell and son visit from Tacoma. Mozart Symphony Club to hear at Federated church Friday evening. Mrs. J. E. Smith of Blackfoot surveys location prospects. Mrs. Alice Hays visits with her daughter and four grandchildren from Henderson. Louis Clifton returns from Georgia. plans sound country business. Reverends Harrison Vail Wakeman and guests share dinner with local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside
Lee A. Johnson
Olympia
Walter F. Tuesley
North Yakima
W. W. Pickerell
Tacoma
C. W. Chamberlain
Mozart Symphony Club
Federated Church
J. E. Smith
Blackfoot
Tdi
A. I. Lyons
Wm. Stobie
Alice Hays
Henderson
Tex
Louis Clifton
Clifton
Georgia
Sound Country
J. Harrison
A. J. Vail
Wakeman
J. F., Laird
G. W. Reese
Wiggins
G. G. Muller
Community Notes From Mabton Area Social Visits
Beautiful weather follows two weeks of snow and rain as Charlie Meek family visit Wallace Wells east of Mabton. Residents report illness, land purchases, and new construction plans while local events include an orchestra concert and a regional church planning meeting.
Masquerade Ball Planned for February 14 in Hall
Mentions a graded school discussion at Alfalfa and a masquerade ball at the hall on February 14 with invitations extended. Miss Coral Hazen entertained friends at her home Saturday. Mr Ide, Miss Chamberlain and Miss Mamie Ide visited Mabton on Friday. Dills and Miller from North Yakima hunted ducks but relocated to Horse Heaven country for geese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coral Hazen
Mr. J. Ide
Miss Chamberlain
Mamie Ide
Mabton
Mr. Dills
Mr. Miller
North Yakima
Horse Heaven Country
Community Notes and Local Moves in Prosser Area
Mrs Warren visits Mr W L Dimmick and family. Friday evening literary programme planned. Miss Georgia Bielin back from Tacoma visit. Roads raise mail carrier concerns. Many citizens have grip but no serious cases. Sperrow moves into Stone house bought earlier. Harry Fisk of Prosser visits W J Dimmick for hop roots. Stone moves into new winter house. Stone and family settle. S V C club met at Homer and Mrs Quinn. top prize to W J Dimmick, consolation to M S Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Fisk
Prosser
M. 8
Stone
M. M. Babcock Obituary From Local News
Mrs. M. M. Babcock died at her daughter Mrs. J. E. Roberts home 201 South Eighth street on January 24 1905 of bronchial pneumonia aged 77 years 21 days Born January 3 1828 in Naponee Canada she lived in Naponee and Memphis before moving to Minnesota in 1857 and later to the west three years ago to live with her daughter She leaves five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. M. Babcock
J. E. Roberts
South Eighth Street
Naponee
Ont
Canada
Memphis
Mich
Tra Babcock
Minnesota
Farris of Yakima City Mourns Death of Mrs Martha Farris
Mrs Martha t Aman Farris aged 81 died last Wednesday at her son Samuel E Farris 505 North Naches avenue after a brief pneumonia. She leaves two sons John Farris Parker Mary Alexander eight grandchildren and a funeral was held in Yakima City Monday at 10 with burial beside her husband. The late Mrs Farris born Martha Newman in 1824 in Ohio was of Scotch and Welch ancestry. She crossed the plains in 1865, lived in The Dalles and Willamette valley, and moved to Yakima City in 1894. She recalled riding in a log cabin during Harrison Tyler 1840 campaign. A Naches Telephone meeting elected L Pease president A I Bair vice president L O Janeck secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Farris
Samuel E. Farris
North Naches Avenue
S. F E. Farris
John Farris
Toppenish
Mary Alexander
Parker
Yakima City
Morton L. Rose
The
Christian Church
Farris
Martha Newman
Ohio
Plains
Willamette Valley
Oregon
Dalles
Harrison and
Tyler
Tippecanoe
Amateurs at Sunnyside stage Missing Diamonds
The Missing Diamonds a three act comedy drama was staged Thursday and Saturday January 26 and 28 by local amateurs. Florence Robinson led as Bernice with strong ensemble support from Elmer Goettner as Dr. Burton and Mrs Atkinson as Amy. The mandolin club and family players lent local pride to a lively production that drew praise for all cast members and benefited the Episcopal church rectory project. Proceeds supported community needs and a later run in Prosser and Zillah was anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thespians
Florence Robinson
Bernice
J. B. George
Elmer Goettner
Burton
Mrs. Atkinson
Amy
Bub
Hannah
Mr. Yakey
Scratchard
Yakey
Bert Yakey
Miss Grey
Mr. Atchesson
Sammy
Roy Robinson
C. W. Chamberlain, Jr
Chas. Reese
Fern Cramer
R. D. Young
Charles Wenner
Alice Marble
Prosser
Zillah
City News in Brief Highlights Local Moves and Events
E G Peck transacted business in Prosser this week. Several residents, including Daniel Lynch and G A Bailey, traveled to Spokane and Roza respectively for college and stock ranch duties. Marriage licenses issued to Illedge Beaudry with Rosella LaChance and William W Dunn with Libbie Grove. Various locals attend meetings, illnesses, and social events as city life continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Peck
Prosser
Daniel Lynch
Spokane
Gonzaga College
G. A. Bailey
Roza
G. A. Lane
George Jacobs
John M. Curry
Illedge Beaudry
Rosella LaChance
Fruit Tree Peddler Criticism Sparks Letter From North Yakima
E A Brown the Peddler defends fruit growers amid a harsh critique in the Fruit Growers Association meeting report. He argues dishonesty exists in all groups, urges buyers to seek reputable nurseries, and warns against general condemnation. Tom Lund returns from Arkansas hot springs with partial recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Herald
Fruit Growers’ Association
Washington
Cui Bono
E. A. Brown
Tom Lund
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Mr and Mrs Alex McCredy Attend Fruit Growers Institute
Mr and Mrs Alex McCredy of Wapato visited the city last week to attend the Fruit Growers Institute. They were guests of Mrs McCredy’s parents, Mr and Mrs B F Barge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex McCredy
Wapato
City
Fruit Growers’ Institute
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Listol
Ditter Building
L. Rich
Will Everett
Wm. Livingstone
van Housen
Mrs. A. Green
Andrew Green
East
Belma
Charlie Meek
Wallace Wells
Guy Walling
W. Dunn
Hudson, Mich
George Day
Jon Lichtenwalter
A. W. McKinney
C. CG. C. Orchestra
Bethany
Euclid
Presbyterian Church
Wm. Lemay
Alfalfa
George Mathis
Erwin
Main Street
Chamberlain
Selah
Martha T Aman Farris
Naches Telephone Company
L. Pease
A. I. Bair
L. O. Janeck
St. Louis
Myers Royal Spice Co
Niagara Falls
N. Y
N. P. Depot
C.H. Barrett
West Yakima
J. J. Miller & Co
Yakima National Bank
City News
E. G. Tennant
Michigan
Fred Miller
Yakima Tea Co
William W. Dunn
Libbie Grove
T. J. Nelson
Portland
Ore
Ella Schuck
South Sixth Street
CG. N. Gilbert
Dancing Academy
Syndicate
Miles Cannon
Ritzville
St. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Co
F. E. Craig
Ellenaburg
Yakima Tea Company
Robert Strahorn
Northwest Light and Water Company
Floyd Whipple
South Second Street
Orpheum Theatre
Joan Gourley
E. Aumiller
Yakima Produce Company
F. M. Witt
Grimes & Co
Seattle
Grand Lodge
Fraternal Brotherhood
Spencer Huntington
New York
Chicago
Boston
Queen of Art Photograph Gallery
West
Yakima Avenue
Walter J. Reed
Husted Moe
J. d. Dixon
Wide Hollow
Tahoma
Methodist Church
Henry
T. E. Webb
Indiana
Liggett
H. M. Helliesen
Washington State Beekeepers’ Association
Woodmen Hall
E. J. Farr
Cottage Hill
Fruit Tree
Case
Cc. C. Case
M. L. Hatfield
Eleventh Street
A. J. Shaw
S. Second St
A. L. Flint
Yakima Furniture Company
Hotel Yakima
Kohls Shoe Co
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