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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1901

Page

8

Community notes highlight academy activities and local events

Mrs Wynkoop recovers from illness while Miss Nella Seward hosts guests. Academy figures Walter Merritt and Annie Brooks take posts in the A B S society. The Day of Prayer for Colleges hosts Rev Smith and Prof Hull. Christian Endeavor hosts a banquet with forty attendees. John Cameron recovers from pneumonia. Venus sportsmen plan a wild cat and coon hunt. Merritt Longmire buys eight cows. Walter and Wallace purchase twelve cattle from M G Snodgrass. Mountain View will debate pen versus sword led by Walter Purdin and A Shanks.

Academy A. J. Smith N. P. Hull Merritt Longmire Walter and Wallace Aes M. G. Snodgrass Mountain View Literary Society Walter J. Purdin A. Shanks

Sunnyside News Notes Local Activities Inquiries and Deaths

Ellensburg man assists at Toppenish Trading Co. files update. Notable visits include ex police chief Reed from Seattle and Prof. Anderson of North Yakima organizing a dancing school. Community events feature a measuring social, a new hotel and hall, and a walrus tusk cribbage board. Deaths include Old Mr Pickens and 16 year old Henry Vetter. funeral crowds rise.

Reed Seattle Senator Lesh North Yakima Prof. Anderson

Mrs A G Dickson Seeks Health in Tacoma

The six month old child of Mr and Mrs W Stone died Sunday. The funeral service was held from their home on Tuesday afternoon. They have the...

Budlong Will Stone J. S. Budlong Tacoma Chas. McCutcheon

Outlook Community Notes Reflect Sympathy and Meetings

The Womans' Guild of Outlook met at Miss Della Dopps home on Wednesday afternoon. Mr Miller Jr of Sunnyside collected signatures for a county division protest with few refusals. The Outlook literary society held its Saturday meeting with Mr Brooks presiding. attendance was large and the program engaging.

Womans’ Guild of Outlook Della Dopps Miller, Jr Sunnyside Outlook Literary Society Brooks

Local notices from North Yakima and vicinity

E M Ford returns from Tacoma. Dick Hauser joins the post office staff. Fin de Seide club plans its masquerade party on February 11. Methodist ladies to serve hot waffles at Hotel Yakima on Saturday from 2 to 8 pm. Mr and Mrs B L Bull of Sunnyside guests at Hotel Bartholet. Mr Bull ill with grip. Inverarity place sold to H J Rand for $4500. 99 acres. M Schorn delivers two wagons for Yakima Hardware Co and E O Keck. Smallpox on reservation eases. two deaths near Toppenish. a dying Indian near the Fort, others recovering. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure advertised by Quiett Ayres Drug Store. Clara Tucker hosts a Tuesday party with North Yakima Symphony Club. guests include Mrs Armitage, Miss Wellock, Miss Farmer, and others.

W. H. Redman Toppenish Clara Tucker North Yakima

Guilland House Promoted as Low Priced North Yakima Hotel

Farmers and homeseekers are urged to use the Guilland House as the best low priced hotel in North Yakima. A table is recommended for visitors. The Greene Mercantile Co. offers bulk ripe olives and various Heinz products, plus Bayle’s sauces and pineapple preserves. Mrs. Dr. Adair advertises women and children’s health care and confinement services. A home remedy notes soaking lamp wicks in vinegar to stop smoking.

Guilland North Yakima Greene Mercantile Co Heinz Bayle Dr. Adair Coffin Bros

Dental ad promises full set at nine fifty

An old style advertisement offers a full set of teeth for $9.50 and promises the best value. It notes repairs and resets for broken plates, gold or platina fillings from $1.00 up, and gold crowns at $7.50. Dr. Stephenson advertises rooms 4 and 5 in the Janeck Building.

Dr. Stephenson Janeck

After La Grippe What Cure for Grippe Cough?

A North Yakima Drug Store ad touts FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR as a guaranteed cure for grippe cough and a remedy to make you feel strong and well after a racking cough.

Foley North Yakima

Coffin Bros Offers Seeds and Fabrics and Drugs

Coffin Bros advertises alfalfa timothy and clover seeds by the car load. They also promote DeWitts Little Early Risers liver and bowel pills from Quiett Ayres Drug Store. A sale on all wool suitings at 60c yard for 36c.

Timothy Coffin Bros DeWitt’s Quiett & Ayres’ Drug Store

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ahtanum Mrs. Wynkoop Nella Seward Dillon Mr. McDonald The Nob Hill A. B. S. Society of the Academy Walter Merritt Annie Brooks Christian Endeavor Society Wenus John Cameron Wallace Purdin Venus Ed Fogarty Ellensburg Toppenish Trading Co T. P. Robbins Carrie Staton M. E Martineas Columbia River Alaska Cape Nome Mr. Begerow Spokane Albert Wright Mrs. Randolph Mr. Herod Missouri W. O. Goodsell Lagrip Mr. Thompson Dr. Harvey Jack Hable Henry Vetter Walter Granger Mrs. Budlong Zillah George Elma Vetter A. G. Dickson Outlook Fanny Paddock Hospital Mr. Church Geo. Vetter T. J. Watkins Mr. Pickens Q. I. Phelps Mr. Phelps George Vetter A. K. Black Utah J. Wyman North Yakima, Wash Court House the Foundation EB. M. Harris First Street Grocer North Yakima and Vicinity E. M. Ford Dick Hauser Ladies of the Methodist Church Hill Vermont Yakima B. L. Bull Bartholet Mr. Bull H. B. Doust H. J. Rand M. Schorn Yakima Hardware Co E. O. Keck Quiett & Ayres Drug Store E. F. Grogker Chestnut Street Schindeler’s NMG Bobbinet Bobbine Lombard & Horsley Furniture Company Toppenish Met Market Propr
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