Double Wedding at Felton Home in Wide Hollow
The marriages of Charles Druse to Edith Felton and Charles Winner to Pearl Felton were solemnized at the Felton home on First Street with Rev. M C Cole officiating. Guests totaled about thirty five as couples plan to move to their near finished farms in Wide Hollow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Druse
Edith Felton
Charles Winner
Miss Pearl Felton
First Street
M. C. Cole
New Whatcom
Oregon
Miss Edith
Miss Pearl
W. W. Felton
Messrs
Druse
Wimner
Rev. Cole
Wide Hollow
Refusal to Accept Northern Pacific Tax Offer Raises Suit
Treasurer Dudley refused a check from Northern Pacific Railway Company for 31757.13 to compromise 60000 in three years taxes on Yakima county roadbed and rolling stock. County to sue to collect full taxes owed.
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Northern Pacific
Dudley
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Jay Sedgwick
Yakima County
Washington Agricultural College Glee Club at Mason's Opera House
The Washington Agricultural College Glee Club appears at Mason's Opera House under high school auspices on February 15. The program features quartettes solos duets zouave and comic drills by sixteen trained singers in their fourth season. Reserved seats are 50 cents at Janeck's with proceeds for the high school library.
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Washington Agricultural College Glee Club
Mason’s Opera House
Janeck’s
Yakima City Christian Endeavor to Host Friday Event
Friday evening February 16 at the school house Yakima City the Christian Endeavor society presents an entertainment and social with coffee cake and sandwiches after the program Adults 25 cents children 15 cents admission Misses Dix Matterson Barnett and Butler perform recitations duets and solos plus a variety of songs and dialogues by students and the Boys Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima City
Christian Endeavor Society
Miss Putnam
Mrs. Carmichael
J. A. Loudon
Old
Kentucky
J. L Courtright
Christian Church
Hunter
Lloyd Hauser
Willis
Returned Klondiker A C Coburn From Dawson City Mine Venture
A C Coburn returns from two years in Dawson City where he made a snug fortune in mining He plans to resume work in the spring He traveled first by ice to Lake Bennett then by rail to Skagway and home by boat and rail He notes a rush to Nome via Dawson and lists Yakima men at Dawson in good health including George Ker E Schanno John Stone Peter Norby Fred Jungst James Simmons Mose Adams J E Banks Tony Krober M Mechtel Judge Henton and H W Field
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C.coburn
Dawson City
Lake Bennett
Skagway
Dawson
Nome
George Ker
E. Schanno
John Stone
Peter Norby
Fred Jungst
James Simmons
Mose Adams
J. E. Banks
Tony Krober
M. Mechtel
Judge Henton
H. W. Field
Ladies' Musical Club Program Features Rubinstein Pieces
The club's last meeting featured a Rubinstein biography and multiple solo performances. Mrs Bartlett, Miss Bessie Hall, Miss Lucy Scudder, and Mrs A L Slemmons performed piano solos such as Nocturne and Trot de Cavalerie, with vocal numbers including Yearnings and So Fair So Sweet and Holy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Musical Club
Rubinstein
Bartlett
Kamenn Ostrow
A. L. Slemmons
Willis
Bessie Hall
T Rubinstn
A. L
Slemmons
Local Hop Market Shows Dull Activity and Prices
Prevailing low prices have left the local hop market quiet. S Schreiner sold 66 bales at 8 cents, Jason Carpenter bought 19 bales from Charles Riggle at 7 3/4 cents, and Dell Hiscock said he sold most of his hops in Syracuse for better prices. The Herat o reports graded hops may rise to 10 cents soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Schreiner
Jason Carpenter
Charles Riggle
Dell Hiscock
Syracuse
N. Y
Herato
For Sale Nob Hill Ranch in Nome Area
A rare bargain sale offers the Fred Brook er place at Nob Hill. Ten acres split five acres meadow and five acres orchard with a five room house, cellar, barn and hen house. Call on Doc CURRENT to arrange arrangements before departure to Nome.
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Nome
Nob Hill
Fred Brooker
Doc
Local notes on illness, marriages, and civic events in North Yakima
A broad column covers Mrs. J. E. Banks illness, a marriage license for J R Kernay and Celia Coutine, court activities, a divorce suit by Sallie Shepperson, and the Commercial club’s annual meeting with year earnings. Also featured are weather shifts, real estate ads, local business notes, a Chinese bazaar invitation, and notices about births, deaths, and local shootings of interest. The piece mentions Diphtheria in Alder Creek, a new dynamo arrival, and several town personalities.
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Louis
Janeck
Yakima City Social
Klondiker
North Yakima
A. D. Sloan
North Yakima and Vicinity
Kelso
J. R. Kernay
Celia Coutine
Alder Creek
Horse Heaven Country
Frederick O. Baker
Spokesman-Review
A. H. Bair
Natchez
James Wright
Superior Court
Davidson
Sallie Shepperson
W. P. Guthrie
Jim E. Shepperson
Wager
Ellensburg
Commercial Club
Gunther
Cle-Elum
Tom Lund
Dr. Bowman
D. J. Wynkoop
The
Ahtanum
Kansas
Billings
Seventh Streets
Arthur Coffin
Doc Current
Cape Nome
Tacoma Ledger
H. E. McBride
Lince
McBride
California
Chatfield
Coffin Bros
Water, Light & Power Company
Seattle
Toppenish
John Kelly
Judge Lince
Alfred Chase
Kelly
R. N. Harrison
Samuel Chappell
Front Street
Chappel
Will Lemon
Sound
Mathias Cherry
First Washington Volunteers
Captain Fortson
Miss Kinney
Ida Elmore
Fred Parker
St Paul and Tacoma Lumber Company
Congdon
Selah Valley
Fawcett Bros
Mason’s
Tut Hrraup
Gee Long
Frank
Hambletonian
R. Sampson
Depot
J. H. McQuien
Fairview
Dr. Wells
H. B. Rigg
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Presbyterian Church
Roslyn
Guilland Hotel
B Street
Abtamum Avenue
Hattie C. Mitchell
North
St. Louis
Yakima Hardware Co
Judge Taggard
A. A. Callicotte
U.S
Dilley
McNeil’s Island
Daley
Norra Yakima Min. Co
S Sronn
M. E. Church
Owens Adair
Lund
Greene MerCone Condon
Our Grocery
Onur
Mason's Opera House