Local items and health notes from Tanum County
Mrs. N. P. Hull and Henry Durfee are ill at home while Guy White attends school with Mr. Scribner. Rev. Samuel Greene visits the C FE meeting from Seattle. Several bachelors occupy the creamery area as Edward Dillon, Leo McDonald, and Harry Henderson stay nearby. Chicken pox affects some children but is generally mild. The week of prayer draws good attendance and may continue. The academy gains four chairs from T. C. Elliott and resumes January 6 with strong turnout. Miss Dixon remains absent, work shared among faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Greene
Seattle
C. FE
Edward Dillon
Leo McDonald
Harry Henderson
Dixon
Local Happenings in Lower Natchez and Valley
Mrs French’s convalescing daughter and Frank Wylie’s improving girls are noted. Milton Shearer sold his matched iron gray team for 160 dollars. Annie Pollock of North Yakima visits the valley. A week long meeting series ended Sunday with several additions. A valley telephone system is being discussed for reasonable rates. Arthur B. Converse died January 8 1902 at 16 from bowel hemorrhage. services at Congregational Church and burial in Tahoma cemetery undertaken by Elder J G Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. French
Frank Wylie
Milton Shearer
Annie Pollock
North Yakima
Arthur B. Converse
D. F. Spaulding
Congregational Church
J. G. Smith
Tahoma
Illness and social notes from the school section
George Jacobs is confined to his home with the grip. John Dorsett, previously ill two weeks, is able to be out again. Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Jacobs entertained A. Chandler and Mrs. M. Chandler at dinner Saturday. M. A. Chandler from Rock Island Nebraska visited due to his mother’s serious illness and returned home Tuesday. Mrs. Chandler is rapidly improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jacobs
John Dorsett
Mrs. Spencer Jacobs
A. Chandler
Mrs. M. Chandler
M. A. Chandler
Rock Island
Nebraska
Sunnyside News Roundup
William Stobie Jr returns from Wasco. Mrs. Charles Richey serves as organist at the Federated church. Katie McDonald stays with Mrs. Sawyer in Zillah. Rev. H. J. Harrison came back from the Sound last Saturday. Mr. Wallace rents William Hitchcock's house and garden. Rev. H. M. Bartlett will speak at the Episcopal church on Sunday' January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Richey
The
Federated Church
H. M. Bartlett
Episcopal Church
Local Notes of Residents and Movements Around Sunnyside
L L Higgins plans reinvestment in Sunnyside after selling his farm. J B George traveled to North Yakima on business. Rev McClain rents Dr H N Luithlen’s place for a year. Clinton R Webber goes to Pullman for butter making training. Miss Ethel Searles hosted Friday evening hospitality. Lectures set for the 16th and 17th with a 17th talk announced. Miss Minnie Reed visits her railroading father in Montana. Rev E H Rubicon of Prosser preached at Federated church. Mr Williams and family will stay with Mrs McClellan until their house is ready. Dr E H Belyea returns from Tacoma after a medical exam. four ladies among the larger class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Williams
Local notes from Yakima area and District 52 social events
Parker on sick list and local visits as residents travel to North Yakima and Toppenish. Grips reported on Wenas. Wm. Flynn sells two Wenas farms for 8500. Shadow social and a Friday literary society form District 52 activities. Surprising dance at Mr. Phillips residence with Wallace and Charley Purdin as musicians. For sale items include cows, a No 1 Top Buggy, and bird feed advice from Coffin Bros. Carriage and harness sales promoted. Mrs. Adair offers women and children medical care and surgical services. Bargains in second hand buggies and clothing sales noted by Coffin Bros and Wyman Fraser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Flynn
Wenas
District 52
Dr. Adair
Coffin Bros
Wyman & Fraser's
Yoke Overcoats Selling At Reduced Prices
The advertisement lists remaining stock of Yoke Overcoats with discounts. Formerly priced at 15.00 now 10.50, 18.00 now 14.00, 20.00 now 15.00, and 22.00 now 16.50.
Ulster Offers Big Discounts on Overcoats
Ulster advertises substantial price cuts on all coats valued at half or more. An extensive line of regular overcoats is also being discounted, encouraging customers to buy an affordable, warm option.
Sunnyside Bank Set to Open with J C Sanger News
J C Sanger of North English Iowa telegrammed last Saturday to announce he sold his farm and will arrive soon to open the Sunnyside bank. The move is welcomed as a long sought financial addition to Sunnyside and expected to benefit the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Harrison
J. C. Sanger
North English
Iowa
Sunnyside Bank
Sunnyside
Mr. Sanger
Sunnyside Sun
Sunnyside Fraternal Lodge Formed With 80 Charter Members
A Sunnyside branch of the American Fraternal club organized with 80 charter members. W W Robertson assisted in instituting officers. officers include Speaker William Hitchcock and secretary C E Johnson. N E Stanton aided recruitment as the lodge grows in the district. Rebekahs Celebrate with a 200-person banquet as new officers are installed led by Noble Grand Mrs Van Norman and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Fraternal Club
Sunnyside
W. W. Robertson
North Yakima
W. O. Ayres
William Hitchcock
H. D. Jory
C. E. Johnson
A. J. Broacher
N. E. Stanton
Rebekahs
Noble Grand
van Norman
Grant
Ellen Weikle
Walter White
8. Kughmanul
Revival Meetings and Church News in North Yakima Area
Rev J A Stiverson conducts services at Wide Hollow schoolhouse with Miss Smith from Sunnyside leading singing. Dunkards near North Yakima plan formal organization after purchasing the old Congregational church. Mort L Rose to lead Tacoma First Christian on Feb 1. Regular services and communion led by Rev J Gihring next Sunday. Rev Crockett continues revival work in Selah and will begin in this city Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Stiverson
Wide Hollow
Miss Smith
Sunnyside
M. EF
Dunkards
North Yakima
Stiverson
Old Congregational Church
G. FE. Wise
Morton L. Rose
The
Christian Church
Eugene, Or
First Christian Church of
Tacoma
J. Gihring
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Adventists’ Church
Mr. Crockett
Selah
Rear End Collision Delays Trains West of Toppenish
A Sunday evening rear end collision between two freight locomotives near Toppenish injured fireman Earl Goff and brakeman T. J. Murphy of the first train. Both men were treated at a hospital. injuries considered not serious. Trains 360 and 140 were involved as the rear engine, water stop delayed traffic briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satas
Earl Goff
T. J. Murphy
Box of Our Delicious Treats Opens a Sweet Impression
A hint for making an impression through flavors as a box of our delicious treats invites a memorable moment. The message suggests using food as a bridge to the heart with an insinuating but tasteful tone.
Dancing school in the Armory and local sale ads
Prof. Louis H. Fulkerson conducts a dancing school at the Armory every Tuesday evening with good music and reasonable terms. A removal sale at The Wonder features millinery and tailored garments at large reductions. Chickens and feeds advertised by Mill Company's Warehouse opposite the depot. First class potato sacks sold at Flour Mill Co brick warehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis H. Fulkerson
Wonder
L. B. Rinehart
Mill Company
Flour Mill Co’s
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. H. Bruenn
North First Steel
Vio Kay
Woopcock Academy
North Yakima, Wash
Tanum
Henry Durfee
Guy White
Mr. Scribner
Academy
T. C. Elliott
Walla Walla
Lower Natchez
Can
William Stobie, Jr
Wasco
Katie McDonald
Mrs. Sawyer
Zillah
J. Harrison
the Sound
Mr. Wallace
L. L. Higgins
J.B. George
Rev. McClain
Dr. H. N. Luithlen
Clinton R. Webber
Pullman
Ethel Searles
Minnie Reed
Montana
E. H. Rubicon of
Prosser
E. H. Belyea
Parker
W. Brewer
Phil Duffy
Mrs. J. Reynolds
Toppenish
George Stephenson
Yakima
J. W. Hardison
Amanda
D. A. McDonald
Chas. McAllister
Wenus
Mr. Phillips
Wallace
Charley Purdin
South 2d Street
Coffin
Vienna
Royal Crystal
Yakima Tea
South First St
Ulster
Bank At
F. U
Church Notes
Miles Cannon
Nob Hill
James Fraser
Natchez Avenue
C. P. Wilcox
H. M. Gilbert
Harold Thompson
James Richey
D. E. Lesh
Albert Congdon
J. E. Shannon
Kelley
H. J. Snively
Cline
Macdonald
Columbia
H. J. Rand
Ditter & Mechtel
Mrs. Reider
Alfalfa
Fawcehu Bros
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