Community notes from county school events and social gatherings
Harry Russell of Michigan visited his cousin Mrs. James Young while Lieut Ed Young traveled from Sunnyside to spend Sunday with his parents. Jerry Wheeler hosted a Friday dance for about 40 friends with luncheon and enjoyment reported. Mrs. Spencer Jacobs and the Misses Carrie and Mary Young attended as guests of honor. Wallace Purdin remains sick. Herman Waugh visited Sunnyside last week. About 18 inches of snow covered the Upper Venus area. A basket social is planned in Dist 11 Friday night. R Lee Purdin visits from Kittitas County. a saddle raffle at Ed Treats drew winner number 20 by Ralph Purdin. Debate in Dist 42 will ask if Washington did more for his country than Lincoln with Wilber Kelly and Ernest Taylor leading.
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Spencer Jacobs
Carrie and Mary Young
Harry Russell
Michigan
Washington
Lincoln
Wilber Kelly
Ernest Taylor
Nob Hill School Trustees Discuss New Building Plans
Nob Hill trustees held an informal meeting with local taxpayers on Friday to review preliminary arrangements for a new Nob Hill Schoolhouse. The event drew fair attendance and the mood was satisfactory. The Nob Hill correspondent for the Republic notes a busy period and delivers a light update on local affairs.
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Nob Hill School
Sunnyside Notes From Community Roundup
W H Cline left for Des Moines to visit his college daughter. Charles Flowers shipped cattle fed at J Harrison ranch. Elder McClain buys two acres beside Dr Jones and moves his house. Episcopal church lamps arrived and were installed by Holloway. John Van Dillen transferred to Kennewick from North Yakima. Altar Guild officers announced with Mrs W H Cline as president and Miss Jacey as first vice president.
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W. H. Cline
Des Moines
Iowa
Charles Flowers
J. Harrison
Elder McClain
Dr. Jones
John van Dillen
Kennewick
North Yakima
Altar Guild
Lresident
Jacey
Local notes from Sunnyside and surrounding towns
Community snippets list residents and visitors including Flora Stowe treasurer and Filbey secretary, John Allen homebound for five days, travels to Riverside and Seattle, ice house activity after cold winters, Harness win at band fair, Prosser band absence due to cold, lectures and church services upcoming in March, Ed Young visiting North Yakima, cottage building atop Snipes Mountain, Mother's Guild meeting at 2 30, education board trip to North Yakima, alfalfa farm rents sought, Sunnyside hotel guests from Lewiston and Spokane, Blair leaving with household effects, Emory Thompson in Seattle, residents visiting, Cheal to preach, revival closed, Wells showing valley, Stephens visiting, incubator work, W Stobie illness.
Odd Pants at Actual Cost for One Week
A retailer advertises a limited eight day sale from January 8 to January 15 offering Odd Pants at production cost plus includes their regular Odd Pants line. Shoppers are urged to act before Father Time catches up.
Liberty School District Basket Social Held with Outlook Talent
A basket social was staged by Liberty district youths with assistance from Outlook talent, showcasing community effort and school spirit, as the event featured local participation and entertainment.
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Liberty
Outlook
Young People of Liberty School District
Outlook Talent
Attractive program delights at Miss Fessenden and Miss Dunn event
Management presented a busy program last week with dialogues Why I Never Married and Wise and Foolish Virgins, tableaux Star of Bethlehem and The Country Cousins, Milkmaids Drill, songs and recitations. Ide's orchestra and Mr. Malonney supplied music as the building crowded, even standing room only.
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Fessenden
M. Dunn
Ide
Ide’s Orchestra and Mr. Malonney
Yakima Marble Works Announces Seasonal Stock Sale
Yakima Marble Works offers 20 to 30 percent discounts for ninety days starting February 1 on Ver mont marble and cemetery work. Two carloads of premium marble. sale held Saturdays in Yakima avenue shop. Also notices for servant girl recruitment and a RN doctor ad appear in Red Star, North Yakima.
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Vermont
R. R
Yakima Avenue
Washington
Red Star
Rep Star
South First Street
North Yakima
Wash
City News in Brief From Sunnyside and Nearby Areas
Snow melts quickly as Miss Charlotte Lum visits Kennewick to stay until school opens in two weeks. Charles W. Chamberlin opens a Sunnyside dental office after filing a certificate. C Goodenough relocates to Sunnyside to finish a 40 acre farm cottage. Cascade Candy Co. represents H. B. Emerson & Co. in Eastern Washington. Banks close February 12 for Lincoln’s Birthday. Sunnyside Christian Co operative Telephone extends to Prosser. George Ninemire buys stock to ship to Montesano. Bert Dunbar death misage corrected to 34 from 23. tuberculosis caused death. A B Flint sprains ankle and rests days. Building work to resume when weather permits. Knights of Pythias banquet in Ellensburg. Thomas Maroney charged with assault. bail set. Mail carriers seek receptacles at homes to ease deliveries.
Sunnyside visitors and Kennewick canal plans noted
E. J. Young and cousin Harry Russell from Michigan visited Sunnyside with plans for Russell to settle in the valley. E. C. Burlingame outlined loading wagons and other gear for Kennewick canal work next week, with crews to assemble Saturday. Also notices seek chocolate dippers, a piano for rent, a 160 acre Prosser ranch for sale, a North Yakima business proposition for sale or trade, and a brick house for rent near the treasurer’s office.
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E. C. Burlingame
Kennewick Canal
Kennewick
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farmers’ Restaurant
Jewels & Shriner
Front Street
James Young
Ed. Young
Sunnyside
Jerry Wheeler
Wenus
Wallace Purdin
Herman Waugh
Venus
R. Lee Purdin
Kittitas County
Ed. Treat
Arthur Smith
Ralph Purdin
Nob Hill
The
Republic
Stone
the Republic
Episcopal Church
Holloway
John Allen
E. E. Ferson
Marjory
Riverside
California
Herbert Stowe
Band Boys
Prosser
Mr. Cheal
J. Young
Snipe
B. F. Smalley
Archie Fleming
Tacoma
Mr. Fleming
C. M. Lloyd
Woman’s Guild
George Vetter
E. M. Douglas
County Board of Education
Miss Olive Stone
Grace Filbey
F. C. Gorrell
Lewiston
Idaho
R. F. Rankin
Spokane
Sunnyside Hotel
A. P. Blair
Emory Thompson
Seattle
Mrs. Laurendo
Mrs
Guy Lacy
James Cheal
Federated Church
S. Wells
T. J. Stephens
David Gibson
W. Stobie, Jr
Ning
I. H. Dills & CO
Yakima
T. A. Davis
Prop
G. J. Hill
Miller Block
South Second St
North
City News
Charlotte Lum
Charles W. Chamberlin
C. Goodenough
Cascade Candy Co
H. 8. Emerson & Co
Court House
Christian Co-operative Telephone Company of
George Ninemire
Ninemire & Morgan
Chehalis County
Montesano
Bert Dunbar
A. B. Flint
Order of Knights of Pythias
Ellensburg
W.ji. Lince
Frank Horsley
J. T. Foster
B. F. Kumler
L. Geisel
Mr. Landers
Thomas Maroney
J. A. Taggard
Superior Court
Tucker
Bixby
Kohls Shoe Company
Vakima
AVENU
Chin SI
China
Japan
S. First St
E. J. Young
Mr. Russell
Annabel Lee Hoke
A. M. Welch
Blaine, Wash
A. J. Stayt
E. G._ Peck
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