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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1903
Page
10
Mrs H P James hosted a large afternoon reception on South Sixth Street with many guests and hostesses assisting in serving. The Decker Club and several church groups held dances lawn parties and card events at homes on Naches Avenue, Moxee Bridge area and North Second Street featuring refreshments, games, and social chatter among local families.
Prof Allan B. Dow and Miss Mary Young wed at the bride’s parents home near town Tuesday evening June 30. Rev. Smith officiated with Grace Shannon as bridesmaid and Thomas Tol as best man. They plan study and time in Germany before returning to Yakima to establish a studio. The event featured costly gifts and a large turnout.
Rose Miss May Rose aged 28 died at the home of Mr and Mrs John Fox of Zillah on June 26 after an illness of over five months. She lived with the Foxes and was like a daughter in their house. Her funeral was one of the largest ever held in Zillah.
Luther E. Graham son of Mr and Mrs A R Graham died Sunday evening after a complication of diseases He was 23 Funeral services were held at the Christian church Wednesday afternoon Interment was in Tahoma cemetery The bereaved relatives and friends have the sympathy of the entire community.
Energetic young man seeks store or warehouse work at Flour Mill Co warehouse on West Yakima Avenue. L B Rinehart returns from Oregon after two months away. C W Potter requests address care Walker House city for position inquiry.
North Yakima and vicinity reports include Mrs. C M Bartlett returning to Seattle, Edward Whitson in Cle Elum, and Carl Richardson visiting Irvin Bounds. a baby girl born to Dr and Mrs J F Banks on Friday morning June 26. Miss Carrie Stewart's summer return from Seattle. wedding attendance of Allan Dow and Mary Young. millinery sale at H H Sehott Co with free hat trimming. several local visits and health notes. real estate purchases by Lucy C Smith and plans for a mother’s meeting on July 7. Sunnyside Rebekah installation. Frank M Spain's report on A G U W session. business changes at Enterprise Cash Grocery. bank loan notices. PLL meeting notes. missing details on a newsboy injury. multiple sale and rental notices. lost gold watch charm.
The special election will be held at the Central school building in School District No 7 Yakima county Washington on July Lithday 1903 to decide borrowing twenty two thousand dollars for a school site and a four room brick or stone building and an addition or separate Columbia school building Bonds at interest not above 4 percent redeemable in twenty years ballot votes Bonds-Yes or Bods-No polls 1 to 5 pm directed by GEO S HOUGH clerk June 30 1908
Notice is hereby given that the firm of Probach & Cags is dissolved by mutual consent. Probach will continue the business at the old stand, assuming all liabilities and collecting all accounts owing the firm. Dated at North Yakima, Washington June 2, 1905.
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