Wenus County News Highlights and Damages
Mrs. Harter remains on the sick list with grip. A New Year’s Eve surprise party honored Walter Purdin. The Wenus Dairy Association held a December 20th meeting on reducing butter costs. Sealed bids called by Thomas Taylor for the work. A recent wind caused damage in Venus, moving Charles J. Purdin’s house and damaging the district No. 52 schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenus Dairy Association
Thomas Taylor
Charles J. Purdin
Matr ons Cont est Supports Lower Natche z Community
Local notes report John Dobie and wife returning from Sumner and revival meetings led by Evangelist Joseph Persell. Ada Nelson wins matrons contest prize of 13 dollars while plans for a future hall receive early support. Several residents listed with health, visits, and social notes across Lower Natche z.
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Ada Nelson
Great Reduction Sale and Grocery Bargains
A New York store announces stock reduction sale before inventory with half price on broken lines and a full bill of groceries offered for ten dollars. Local notices list area visits, social events, church services, and community greetings through Sunnyside, Mabton, Prosser, and North Yakima.
Local notes and notices from Yakima area
Miss Irene Street is sick with fever. Protracted meetings at M. E. church. The Wonder removal sale runs till January 20. The Mountain View Creamery processes cream from 250 cows and makes 100 pounds of butter daily. Fraternal club branch to be organized at Sunnyside with 75 members. Several residents visit or move, purchases and arrivals noted. Earnings from local businesses and services include removal sales, veterinary services, and coal or feed promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Sunnyside
Messrs. Stanton and
Keene
North Yakima
Mountain View Creamery Company
New Year Social and Local Movements Highlight Yakima Scene
New York Cash Store completed a fruit picture by a pupil with Mrs. Sawyer as teacher. C. H. Ridley left for Walla Walla after staying with W. P Sawyer. Mr. and Mrs. George Fox of Zillah visited the Wilcoxs. James Munro enjoyed a Sound trip. The Fraternal club held a New Year's Eve social with a program and lunch. The Heraup New Year issue pleased readers as Yakima’s only paper to acknowledge the New Year with a demonstration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heraup
Yakima
NOB HILL residents move in as spring tasks begin
John Wimner finished his house and moved in on Thursday. R G Carvasso completed his home and the Hearle family moved in. Farmers begin plowing for spring planting as Lulu Clark leaves for Spokane to do mission work. Mild weather and many small birds hint at a continued mild season. Mr. Baker returns from the east with tales of rough weather elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wimner
R. G. Carvasso
Hearle
Local School Report and Family News Update
Harry Jacobs and Will Forbes have gone to Bickleton. Frank Dillon is improving from a relapse of typhoid fever. M. A. Chandler, son of Asa, called to the bedside of his mother from Rock.
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Harry Jacobs
Will Forbes
Bickleton
Frank Dillon
M. A. Chandler
Asa
Rock
Will Work Wonders Inexpensive But Not Cheap Gift
The piece extols a practical and affordable present that still feels substantial. It notes the company offers multiple flavors now popular and in demand, signaling broad appeal and current production emphasis.
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McConnell’s
South Second St
Wenus
Harter
Walter Purdin
Lower Natchez
John Dobie
Sumner
Arthur Converse
Belle Parker
Lawrence Jacobson
Mrs
Jacob Jacobson
Joseph Persell
Samuel Greene
The
Congregational Church
Fry, Bruhn & Co
Ontario
Oregon
Dan Nelson
Milton Shearer
Parker
Annie Gibson
Moxee
Edith Beeks
Yakima City
Robt
Dunn
A. B. Wilcox
Mrs. T. A. Beatty
Beatty House
Charles Scott
N. Evans
H. P. Sawyer
George Stephenson
E.M. Harris Street
Oice
New York
Crescent Baking
Island
Nebraska
Elsie Schrader
Henry Waddell of
Ellensburg
Andrew Newberg
George Jacobs
G. A. Grist
Henry Ziff
Spencer Jacobs
Ethel
Janie Young
L. Pace
James Henderson
Mabton
A. Milton
Farmington
Episcopal Church
Wm. Hinrichs
Mr. Vessey
James Cheal
G. W. Wentworth
M. Rubicon
Prosser
E. B. Littlefield
B. J. Pascius
Cochrane
Federated Church
P. J. Lichty’s
Irene Street
Ella Heckman
Rosytn
A. Wright and
Rey
Mrs. Cheal
Tacoma
M. E. Church
E. L. McGinnis
Easton
Court House
C. M. Hauser
East Yakima Avenue
Wonder
A. D. MacKelvie
Zillah
M. V. Cochran
I. E. Cochran
James Sullivan
Creston
D. N. Keene
Gracie Smith
Seattle
Wilson’s Business College
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows
John Peters
Lyon County
Minnesota
B. Peters
Lillie Smith
Venus
Blair
Spokane
the Wonder
L. B. Rinehart
D. W. Crow
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
H. M. Bartlett
East
South 2d Street
G. Macl. Richards
Sloan’s Drug Store
Coffin Bros
Old Milroy Place
Power House
L. Benoit
S. H. Mason
Mill Company
Clegg
Wyman & Fraser’s
Flour Mill Co
Dr. Adair
Hobbs
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
C. H. Ridley
W. P Sawyer
Walla Walla
George Fox
James Munro
the Sound
Nob Hill
Lulu Clark
Baker
Blue Grass Grocery
Ditter & Mechtel
Enwy
Columbia
H. J. Rand
Kohls Shoe Co
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