Miss Mamie Bullen Weds A W Brewer at Nob Hill
A quiet Wednesday ceremony at the bride’s parents’ Nob Hill home united Miss Mamie Bullen and A W Brewer in marriage officiated by Rev J H Wood. A wedding dinner followed and the couple will reside on Brewer’s Wide Hollow farm. Albert Bone and Miss Lizzie Martella were wed January 7 by Justice J A Taggard.
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Nob Hill
Mamie Bullen
A. W. Brewer
J. H. Wood
Methodist Church
Mrs. Brewer
Wide Hollow
Albert Bone
Spokane
Lizzie Martella
Justice of the Peace
J. A. Taggard
Deaths notice for Lizzie M Brooks and others in local area
Lizzie M Brooks died January 5 1903 on the Lower Natchez from quick consumption. Born in Ohio 1870, she married Ellis F Brooks in 1890. they moved to Everett in 1901 with daughters Pearl and Ruby. Funeral at home. interment in Nelson cemetery. Also noted: Mrs A C Bollenbach died after seven weeks illness. George Roff, 68, died of typhoid pneumonia at Parker Bottom. burials at Tahoma cemetery.
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Yakima
O. S. Baptist Church
Brooks
Hess
Gilmore
Nelson
A. C. Bollenbach
Cherry Street
Stanley
Maine Prairie
George Roff
Dan MacDonald
Parker Bottom
McDonald
Tahoma Cemetery
Meeting of State Irrigation Association Postponed
The State Irrigation association meeting scheduled for the 10th has been postponed to the 24th due to members inability to reach the venue. A large attendance is expected from across the state and important matters will be discussed.
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State Irrigation Association
Congressman Jones Sees Cuba During Holiday Visit
Congressman Jones and W L Jones visited Cuba over the holiday season to assess reciprocity tariff concessions. He found Cuba flourishing and says concessions mainly aid brokers, not farmers. He notes Havana is cleaner than many U S cities and calls the island rich in potential yet primitive in methods.
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W. L. Jones
Cuba
Mr. Jones
Havana
United States
Sells Nob Hill Fruit Farm
T. A. Davis a Yakima marble dealer sold his 10 acre Nob Hill fruit ranch west of the city to D. R. Harris of Bozeman Mont for 6000 dollars. Davis plans to build a dwelling on the property near the marble works and also a large hotel and lodging house on Yakima avenue west of the railroad track.
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T. A. Davis
D. R. Harris
Bozeman
Mont
Nob Hill
Yakima County
Davis
Yakima Avenue
Library fund grows from Nob Hill oyster supper
An oyster supper held last Friday at Nob Hill school house drew a large crowd and produced a solid sum to serve as a nucleus for the local school library. A brief but strong appeal accompanied the event.
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Nob Hill
Dawn’s Prophetic Claims on Political Winners Stir Debate
The Ellensburg Dawn speculated last week on elections from Levi Ankeny to Roosevelt’s presidency and predicted victories in 1904. The Columbia Courier recalls past mispredictions and notes public fascination with political forecasts amid recent local and national contests.
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Ellensburg
Levi Ankeny
U.S. Senate
McBride
Senate
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Nob Hill District Praises Its Fine School Building
Residents of Nob Hill boast of their magnificent building and its commanding site. They strive to match city schools in standing while noting the district’s picturesque setting. A stray red cow from J Dick ranch is sought with a June 3 mark and reward offered for recovery. Call this office.
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Nob Hill District
Washington
Nob Hill
J. Dick
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised by Soldiers for Wounds
Soldiers in the last war praised Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for scratches bruises wounds corns sore feet and stiff joints. It also treats burns scalds boils ulcers skin eruptions and piles sold for 25c at Yakima drug stores.
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Yakima
Proposal creates doubt amid social chatter in town
In a dialogue filled with social banter, a woman questions a marriage proposal while a man and others react. Notices warn a person to claim a valise at West Avenue hotel or face sale. A prisoner recounts Sing Sing status as a humorous aside.
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Norice
J. O. Neil
West Avenue Hotel
J. Hess
Dr King’s New Life Pills Sold At Yakima Stores
A Winchester Indiana man credits Dr King’s New Life Pills with curing his wife of illness after doctors failed. The pills claim to ease stomach and liver troubles and constipation. Available for 25 cents at Yakima drug stores.
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M. M. Austin
Winchester
Ind
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