Marriages Tie Scott and Renn Couples in 1903
Scott of Natchez wed Edith French of Cowichee at Ahtanum January 20 1903 in the Hawn residence with Rev. A J Smith officiating. H F Renn of this city married Bessie Vandiver of Natchez last Saturday January 24 by Justice J A Taggard in his office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom H. Scott
Natchez
Edith French
Cowichee
Hawn
Ahtanum
A. J. Smith
Renn—Vandiver
H. F. Renn
Bessie Vandiver
Justice of the Peace
J. A. Taggard
Fuchman and Hinkle Wed in Mabton Ceremony
At the residence of A. M. Creamer on Ahtanum avenue the wedding of Fred J. Fuchman of North Yakima and Ellen Hinkle of Mabton took place Monday January 26 with only a few friends present to witness the ceremony.
Deaths and church officers in local notices
J G Logsdon a 78 year old farmer died at home near Zillah after pneumonia. A four days old baby of Van Durval on Moxee avenue died last Thursday. Sound mill price hikes raise lumber costs. contractors now allowed 5 percent on materials. First Baptist church elected officers at its January 22 meeting with Needham Lane Kinyon Ellis and Wylie as trustees. Stackhouse Snelling Dean Barge Huxtable as deacons. Crocker clerk Wiley treasurer. Huxtable superintendent Zediker assistant. Green secretary. Ellis librarian. The church votes to become self supporting and to cease Home Missionary board aid after February 1, 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
J. H. Needham
L. M. Lane
L. B. Kinyon
G. 8. Ellis
B.A. Wylie
J. L. Stackhouse
A. F. Snelling
O. T. Dean
B. F. Barge
Wm. I. Huxtable
Wilbur Crocker
B. A. Wiley
Jennie Lind
W. FE. Zediker
Earl Green
Harland Ellis
Home Missionary Board
Yakima County Teachers Association Annual Meeting
The Yakima County Teachers Association schedules its annual meeting at the High School on Saturday February 7. The program begins 9 30 A M with opening exercises music and talks on discipline busy work and school hygiene followed by sessions on European public schools childhood psychology and Negro dialect reading. A 1 30 P M roll call and general business meeting are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Schwartze
Boles
Meeds
E. M. Douglass
J. Sherwood
Howland
J. C. Oliphant
Annie Wright
R. N. Gordon
H. B. Rigg
City News in Brief Highlights Local Happenings
Mrs Pleas Bounds spends a week in Seattle. J H Dills ill at home with pneumonia on Capitol Hill. Charles Richey of Belma registered at the Bartholet. Born Saturday January 24 to Mr and Mrs Forrest Wenner a son. Wm P Sawyer visited county seat from Parker. Yakima Tea Co puzzle ad invites decoding. A H Germain fined 25 dollars plus costs for drunkenness and resisting arrest. George L Brown returned from Whatcom after visiting family. T J Tickner & Company purchased cleaned renovated and papered the James photo studio. New firm offers first class work and guarantees satisfaction. 4 11
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Tickner & Company
James
Local notices and business briefs from Yakima area
Community updates include Prof C F Heimbaugh cures fever cases and treats chronic ailments. Mrs C Pearl Sawyer ill at Supt Dickey’s home. H W Rowland of Seattle visits printers. Coffin Bros plan new Prosser store building. Amer Paper Co rep W E Miller in town praising North Yakima. shoe theft led to $60 fine for C Burrows. Mrs J B Burns to Seattle for visit and Renton Hill club opening ball. Evangelical church to hold first service at Nob Hill church. Company E builds gym at armory. collections offered by Yakima Collection Agency. Stanley Coffin returns from county tour. grocery orders with John Ditter. Kohler Piano Method on sale. D S Johnston Music Co endorses piano method. M E church lunch in Wilcox building. Harry Coonse attends state assessors' meeting. Horticultural Union to elect trustees and plan season. Spraying material orders due. For sale or exchange lively mare. phone 1143 in use. Yakima Produce Co sacks for sale. Dr Brock moves to Sloan building. Kruger orchard remedy at Case's drug store. painless tooth extractions by Dr Stephenson. boarding house at 308 South Second Street.
Inquiry on Green's August Flower Cure Claims
The notice seeks readers who used Green's August Flower for indigestion and liver troubles and found no cure. It invites correspondence and offers a free book, noting a 25 cent bottle new this year and a 75 cent regular size, with C. C. Case as local druggist in Woodbury New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gireen
G. G. Green
Woodbury
N. J
C. C. Case
Also Mentioned on This Page
Logsdon
Zillah
J. G. Logsdon
van Durval
Moxee Avenue
Roll Call
City News
Mrs. Pleas Bounds
Seattle
J. H. Dills
Capitol Hill
Charles Richey
Belma
Forrest Wenner
Wm. P. Sawyer
Parker
The
Yakima Tea Co
A. H. Germain
George L. Brown
Whatcom
C. F. Heimbaugh
C. Pearl Sawyer
Supt. Dickey
H. W. Rowland
American Type Founders Co
City
Coffin Bros
Prosser
W.E. Miller
American Paper Co
Mr. Miller
North Yakima
C. H. Burrows
Chicago
J. B. Burns
Frank Wheeler
Renton Hill
Evangelical Association
Nob Hill
H. E. Linse
Company E
Yakima Collection Agency
South Second Street
First National Bank
Stanley Coffin
John Ditter
Mulhollan
Kohler
Johnston Music Co
M. E. Church
Wilcox
Harry Coonse
Olympia
Spokane
Yakima County Horticultural Union
J. E. Shannon
E. O. Keck
Sharp
Woodman Hall
J. M. Brows
Nice
R. D. Sanford
North
Ahtanum Avenue
Yakima Produce Co
Kruger’s
Case’s
F. M. Lambert
Percales
Nico Soe
Soe
Ditter Bros
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