Death of E P Parsons in Mabton Valley
E P Parsons dies at his son William A Parsons home at 6 Fourth Avenue South after two months illness from organic troubles induced by pneumonia. He was 78, born in New York, resident since 1898. Funeral Thursday at Methodist church with Rev. C E Gibson officiating. Survived by wife, daughter and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Parsons
William A. Parsons
Fourth Avenue South
Parsons
New York
Methodist Church
C. E. Gibson
Ernest Gamble
H. J. Snively
Ellensburg
Robert Ebersole
Harriet Thompson
Fillensburg
Mabton Bank
J. C. Sanger
John S. Baker
A. T. Carlson
E. Larrison
Baker
Wheeler Warren
Madison
Wis
Moxee
Herbert Shaw
Medical Lake
O. L. Dusschee
Washington Grill
P. G. Langdon
Colfax
James Kefferman
O. F. Spring
Pasco
Kennewick
Richland
Washington
A. Y. Batterson
Cle Elum
A. E. Smith
Tacoma
J. £. Grayson
Toppenish
Co. E
Tieton Hall
William Keily
Northern Pacific
Justice of the Peace Hunts Court
Kelly
David Matthews
Norman Murray
Frank Stacy
Harry Bloomer
John Conway
Ed Fuller
Weary Wanderers
Wende
Ed. Fuller
Conway
Lyric
Merriman
Silent Tait
Amee
Seattle
Cook
Meyers
J. V. Payne
Yakima Tigers
Spokane
Inland Empire
Payne
Tigers
Washington Gas Generator Co
South Second Street
County Correspondence Highlights Local Visits and Events
Ed Phifer traveled from Toppenish to visit his mother for several hours last Friday before returning home. Geo Carpenter is in Toppenish on business for a few days. Josh Schreiner is sidelined at home with a grip. Helen Fear visits Veron Carpenter briefly. Neighbors gathered at Mr and Mrs George Evans to celebrate Mr Evans birthday with a surprise party lasting late into the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Phifer
Toppenish
Geo. Carpenter
Josh Schreiner
Helen Fear
Veron Carpenter
Geo. Evans
Mr. Evans
Evans
Naches Livery Sold to Parmentier and Akers
The Naches Livery and Sales Stable changes hands as W. J. L. Dimmick sells to Parmentier and Akers. E. R. Pentz sells his sixty acre Naches City farm for 300 dollars an acre to three eastern purchasers who will divide the tract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naches
W. JL. Dimmick
Messrs. Parmentier
Akers
E. R. Pentz
Naches City
Local Happenings and People in Upper Mexeo Area
Mr Will Mierras ill with appendicitis with Dr Nywenning in attendance. Miss Dunn spent weekend in town. Mr and Mrs Pitt of Upper Moxee visited. Mr Haan and family moved to south valley with a purchased ranch. Mr Guy Vongenwaard seeks tenants for his 20 acre farm for next year. Mr Will Harbertte hauling potatoes at 20 dollars per ton. Mr T G Peck has a string of teams hauling apples from his ranch. A G O T Good Old Time Society organized in Upper Mexeo by youth to revive old fashioned ways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamen
Wapato
Lincoln McCurdy
Parker Heights
A. B. Cutler
Parker
North Yakima
J. Pieland
Kegg
V. Williams
A. B. Wilcox
Miss Dunn
Mrs. Pitt
Upper Moxee
Haan
Guy Vongenwaard
Will Harbertte
T. G. Peck
Mexeo
Impressive 12-room residence on Queen Anne drive
Wanted to exchange for improved orchard land a fine 12-room residence on Seattle's Queen Anne driveway with a magnificent view of the sound and Olympic and Cascade mountains. Occupied about a year. Address with details Wm. Douglas Johns 539-40 Central building Seattle. 2-11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Sound
Olympic Mountains
Cascade Mountains
Douglas Johns
Central Building
State lands in Yakima county to be sold at public auction
State lands in Yakima county including irrigated tracts near Granger and Snipes Mountain will be sold March 6 at the courthouse steps by County Auditor Crocker. Purchasers must obtain a water right from the reclamation service. parcels include 40 and 21 acre tracts with valuations around 50 dollars per acre and additional 80 acre parcels with varying improvements. Five lots not under the canal and another 80 acre tract in the Selah valley are also listed for sale along with one more irrigated tract and a non irrigated tract likely to join the Moxee canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima County
Crocker
Court House
Sunnyside Canal
North Coast Railroad
Granger
Snipes Mountain
United States Reclamation Service
Snipes’ Mountain
Section
Township 14
Range 18
Selah Valley
Moxee High Line Canal
District Attorney Joins State Bid to Prosecute New York World
Federal grand jury halted its Panama canal libel inquiry after a Jerome letter suggested New York prosecutors could proceed against the New York World. Douglas Robinson could testify, triggering state action if Jerome’s inquiry is not prioritized. The day included testimony by John F. Wier as the panel paused until next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York World
Jerome
United States
Stimson
Douglas Robinson
John F. Wier
New York American
Robinson
Mrs. Frank A. Luse Dies After Illness
Mrs. Frank A. Luse died Tuesday night at 9:30 at her home 9 North Twelfth Avenue after a three month illness from typhoid fever. She was 55, born in Lodi Wisconsin, married in 1881 at Watertown, later moved to Aberdeen Tacoma and finally North Yakima where she lived since four years ago. Survived by husband Attorney Luse a daughter Eleanor Merryman InLuse and brother James Merryman Fond du Lac Wis. Member of Christian Church. Funeral arrangements not yet announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. Sevon
Alice Westfield
Prosser
Rose
North Yakima
Sunnyside
E. A. Moritz
United States Reclamation Service
Wisconsin
North Twelfth Avenue
Luse
Lodi
Wis
Watertown
S. D
Aberdeen
Tacoma
Pierce County
Eleanor Merryman inLuse
James Merryman
Fond du Lac
Christian Church
Victim of Fake Fight In Los Angeles Swindle
Morris Evenburg hotelman from Seattle fell prey to a gang of fake prize fighters who shifted their operations from Seattle to Los Angeles. They induced him to sell the Pike street main apartments with promises of a real estate swap. An agent named W. H. Jackson reportedly traveled from Seattle to secure the deal and confirm the staged bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burg
Los Angeles
Seattle
California
Pike Street
Banco Pugilists
Westminster Hotel
Evenburg
W. H. Jackson
Jackson
Pasadena
High School Five Edges Ellensburg In Thriller
North Yakima high school edged Ellensburg 21 to 20 at the YMCA in a tightly contested game. Yakima trailed 19 to 9 at halftime but surged back with fast play and strong teamwork to secure a one point win with one minute left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Ellensburg High School
Uester Robinson
Daviscourt
Suver
Bunting
Gibson
Yakima
Vinci The Life Saver For Coughs And Debilitated
A distressed mother recalls a fourteen year old daughter cured by Vinci cod liver and iron after physicians failed. The ad claims numerous similar cases and promises a money back guarantee if no benefit, with endorsements from James Gray of Ellwood Indiana and druggist Fred L. Janeck of North Yakima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinci
James Gray
Ellwood
Ind
Fred L. Janeck
North Yakima
Kennewick Land Deals Highlight H M Bartlett Visit
H M Bartlett of Kennewick, ex rector, returns from North Yakima to promote Northern Pacific Irrigation Company office in town. He touts local land knows Kennewick Highland property market and recalls buying 9.38 acres for 250 dollars and selling it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennewick Highlands Real Estate Company
H. M. Bartlett
Kennewick
Episcopal Church
North Yakima
Northern Pacific Irrigation Company
Kennewick Highland
Bartlett
The Sacrifice Sale at Local Clothing Store
The Sacrifice Sale offers clothing, shirts, hats, and overcoats with a closing date of Saturday night. Boys’ suits and overcoats are on sale at half price, urging mothers to act quickly to clear out household stock.
Kennewick Highlands Promoted For Future Growth
Mr Bartlett notes a Northern Pacific Irrigation office in North Yakima to market Kennewick Highlands a several thousand acre tract linked to Kennewick and promises growth from the Columbia early fruit belt lands. He cites Kennewick gains, a 440 acre townsite addition by Clumstead Bros and predicts Kennewick will become a leading northwest city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlett
Northern Pacific Irrigation Company
North Yakima
Kennewick Highlands
Kennewick
Nob Hill
Ring's Little Liver Pills Advertises Liver Tonic
A vintage ad promotes Ring's Little Liver Pills to cure biliousness and sick headaches. It claims to wake lazy livers, cleanse the system, and clear the skin. Price is 25 cents, sold by C. W. Camp, West Side Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ring
C. W. Camp
West Side Druggist
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Mr. Robinson
Midway
Urban
Ohio
J. D. Stevens
Yakima Valley Telephone Company
Ioe Lingas
Miss Lake of
Grace Thomas
Moxer
Will Mierras
Dr. Nywenning
D. M. Ferry & CO
Detroki, Mich
Dr. King
Pete
WG Troubles
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Case
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Pie
Pierce
V. Pierce
N. Y
Dr. Pierce
Dr. Vierce
Federal Grand Jury
Hamilton
Kid
Murphy
Kid McKay
McKay
San Francisco
Bunco
St. Francis Hotel
St. Francis
Death Ends Long Winess
Aberdeen, South Dakota
Months
Frank A. Luse
Victor
High
Mr. Gray
Elwood
Vinol
Kennewick Is
Jil
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