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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1903
Page
10
The ad boasts a two week overcoat sale with a straight one fourth off regular prices. All coats are plainly marked and offered at a single price to all, encouraging shoppers not to miss out on these bargained items.
Ben Stone returns from Christmas trip to Walla Walla. Senator Hallett visits from Medical Lake. Mrs. Lombard hosts cards for Miss Clancy of Tacoma. Mrs. Nevin and daughter spend New Year in Ellensburg with P. G. Fiterer's family. Diamond ring among gifts. Fruit Growers' union meets with no major business. Funeral procession to Greenfield, Ind. Sun Insurance rep visits. Advertising giveaway with Sunday Spokesman-Review. Local entertainers host Tacoma guest Miss Cancy. Laundry expansion planned by R. D. Read. High school baseball club organized. Kinyon manager, Huxtable captain. New Year outing by The Big Four. Instrument stock for Wilcox block store opening. EK. Boardman buys Republic, moves to Spokane. Senator Splawn and wife at Hot Springs, plans for Northwest Racing at North Yakima fair. K O T M deputy organizer to boost membership. Merwin & Hazel to open paint and wallpaper store mid February. A. H. Cousins promotes cash market for farmers. Alfred Burns returns to Portland dental college. will practice in North Yakima summer. D B Johnston Piano Co. moves to North Second street. Regular church services and Holy Communion next Sunday. Miss Alice J. Kimball to sing Elijah at St Michael's. 42-piece dinner set promo with Daily Spokesman-Review selling fast.
New Year’s Eve unions unite Albert M. Dean and Elinora Morgan at the Larson home with Rev. J H Wood officiating. The couple reside at 707 North Third street after a North Third Street reception. Dean leads Coffin Bros clothing dept. and is well regarded. Clara Tucker weds Alfred M Jewett at the Tucker home with Rev F L Hayden. The couple depart by westbound train to Cle Elum after a rice and old shoes sendoff. Ray H Erkinbrack and Gertrude Gray marry at Dr Richardson’s to begin life in Easton with a wedding feast to follow. Gertrude admired in North Yakima and Erkinbrack a thriving Easton merchant.
At their home on North Sixth street Mrs. Olive Warker Gale died Sunday evening after a three week illness. The groom J R Gale and friends mourn her passing. The service took place in the Christian church with interment at Tahoma cemetery. Also at 312 West Yakima avenue J Walter Cooper died Sunday after five weeks of typhoid. He was 46, married, with eight children, and had recently moved here from Mississippi arriving May 1 1902.
H L Moore of Greenfield Indiana died last Saturday after two weeks of illness. He was 77, a Methodist member, and leaves a wife a daughter Mrs W H Scott and two granddaughters Jessie and Helen Scott. Funeral held Monday at 8 pm at residence Rev J H Wood officiated. Body shipped east for interment. A second obituary note mentions Mrs Brooks dying Sunday night at Natchez home of Mr and Mrs Milton Shearer. Interment in Nelson cemetery Tuesday.
City items report Wyman Fraser contractor Scott back from Seattle and Everett. Emery & Co. moves real estate offices to the Dudley block. Rev Bartlett to discuss The Religion of Healthy Mindedness in sermon. Dr. Gordon and Dr. Brock relocate to Sloan building. Undertaker Sessions adds palms for decoration. A. Dean's baby dies and is buried in Tahoma. Misses James return to Whitman college for duties and studies. J M Dunham seeks a future home in Yakima after visiting during the state fair. Capitol Hill lot sale on New Year’s day draws crowd. top bid $450 for an improved corner lot. Yakima horticultural union attendees include Robert Johnson, Edward Remy, with others at Spokane convention.
For sale a complete team of well trained work animals with new harness, a 3 inch Stude baker wagon, another chain harness and an older wagon. Seller R D Sanford 16 North Venus Ave. Also a stray red cow three years old branded JV and three circles on right hip missing June 3 from J Dick ranch on the reservation. Reward offered for recovery information. Call or address this office.
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