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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1903
Page
2
Community notes from North Yakima include Miss Ella Seeley’s return home, Miss Jessie Parrott at summer normal, a North Fork school picnic, sermons, health updates, and various visits. Weddings, trout outings near Wapato, hay prices, and a July 11 school election are listed alongside numerous local departures and family updates.
The article notes the young couple, Mr. and Mrs. Jones, are highly respected and have not decided where to establish their future home.
Miss Furgerson of Tampico gave a Monday elocution recital enjoyed by all. Mr and Mrs Smith Mr and Mrs Woodcock and Florence and Robert Shelton attended Prof Dow's wedding last Tuesday. A July 4 picnic on the parsonage lawn from 2 to 7 p.m. with lemonade ice cream and a program by the Ladies Auxiliary invites everyone.
Sunday gatherings fill the region with dances and visits as Upper Moxee hosts a Fourth of July event near the store. Residents and visitors exchange news on jobs, schooling, and local movements while wedding notices and church activities fill the weekly schedule.
Social events fill the week with weddings, visitors and religious meetings. Ada Adkins and George E. Rodman wed at the Federated church amid roses. Sunnyside bank changes hands with Huron and Johnson. Brethren church hosts visitors from Oregon Idaho and Washington for a productive annual gathering.
The Northern Pacific Railway announces sale of round trip fares June 4 to 5 and 24 to 30, July 15–16, August 25–26 with ten day travel limit and ninety day return. Stopovers allowed west of the Missouri River at St. Paul Minneapolis Duluth Sioux City Omaha Kansas City and return. Fares include 57.70 to Chicago 69.20 to St. Louis 65.20. Call at ticket office for full particulars. W S Meeks agent.
Listing multiple classified notices: Pioneer Shoeing Co seeks thirty horseshoers at once with daily wages of 3.00 to 3.50 and steady work at 1019 First Ave Seattle Washington. Also promotions for real estate listing services at Buyers Home in North Yakima, and a piano tuning service by H W Hoffman with no charge if not satisfied, at 1148 6th St Phone 654.
Items advertise Hulse & Sons Ultra low shoes at Coffin Bros and stylish footwear in North Yakima. A ten acre ranch for sale eight miles from town. inquiries at the office. Yakima Mineral water lemonade available at drug stores. Hay contracting announced by Coffin Bros. Carpet weaving by Mrs J R Radford near Nob Hill. Groceries offered via John Ditter at Mulhollan’s old stand with a fresh stock just received.
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