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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1900
Page
3
Miss McDaniels visits Thorpe friends while Yakima Hardware Co. runs a special sale on chisels. The city hosts weddings licenses, a new warehouse project, a dissolved harness shop, and a plan for a grand military ball. Local residents travel to Seattle Nome fares and Minnesota moves.
The Abtanum Congregational church hosted the wedding of James Wiley and Rose Ward officiated by Rev. Wes. Daweon. The couple, both well known locally, began their life together after a reception at the bride’s parents’ home with a large array of family and friends in attendance.
Miss Anna Donnelly and James Leonard were married at the Catholic church on Wednesday at 9 o'clock. The groom was supported by his brother W R Leonard of Wallace Idaho. Rev Father Taelman officiated and a luncheon followed at Hotel Yakima. The bride is daughter of stockman P Donnelly of Moxee and the couple receive local congratulations.
A thirty member all colored talent show titled The Hottest Coon in Dixie visits the opera house next Tuesday January 23 with Clorindy chorus of eighteen. It has drawn praise from Denver San Francisco Portland Seattle and Portland’s Oregonian and Governor Greer approves the performance. Seats are on sale at Janeck's.
Another Dawson City fire caused a half million dollar loss in the business district last week. Yakima Hardware Co. serves as agents. The Woman's Club invites attendance at a benefit entertainment Monday evening to support a good cause and provide value for money.
Smith leaves home attracted by Brown's claims about the Wisconsin Central line from St. Paul to Chicago and plans a trip east. Ladies' visiting cards are at this office.
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