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Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1902

Page

10

Local Notices and Personal Tidbits From Pasco Area

Keene's wheels run easy. J P McCafferty goes to Boise City to consult a specialist. Lawn social at Walter Reed's next Saturday. learn ping pong. Furnished house for rent at 108 Rainier Avenue North. Editor Geizentanner of Pasco News Recorder was in city on business. Prof F N Nagler on two week trip to Gold Hill for mining interests. Agents wanted for faucet filters by T C Pigott Vancouver Wash. Ticket No 11 drew Haviland set at Yakima Tea store. West Ends of Tacoma defeated in four straight here. Frank B Shardlow to open a new saloon at Yakima Ave and Front St in August. Alex McCready to open a new store at Simcoe station in August. J L Banks in charge. Three Tacoma League players passing through here Swindells Starkells Dennis McCarthy. Lost revolver No 275 38-caliber between Holton place and Bounds timber culture on Ahtanum road. Return to office for reward. Rev James Cheal leaves Sunnyside Episcopal church for summer vacation. I N Richardson osteopath offers free consultation and carriage on request. Alfred Gordon, last living here ten years ago, visited Weeds on way from Madison College Wisconsin. Rev J A G Stiverson returns as Brethren pastor. elected delegate to general conference. Next Sunday services at Marks Schoolhouse and old Congregational church.

J. A. G. Stiverson The Brethren Church Lyle Wash

New York Cash Store Featured Timely Bargains and Accessories

The advertisement lists alarm clocks, ladies and men’s accessories including kerchiefs belts and gloves, silk mitts and hose, vanity items, Turkish towels, window shades, clothes pins, and a range of leather goods. It highlights a $3.50 men’s shoe in kid or box calf, hammocks, buggy whips and rawhide whips with varied prices.

Choral Society Leads Music Revival as Wentworth Sisters Seek School

The choral society under Geo Vance rebuilds after Mr Wilson’s departure and invites local music lovers to Briggs Dam’s store Monday at eight. The Misses Wentworth of Sandy Hill visit New York to explore starting a girls school this autumn, meeting potential patrons at a rectory reception. Prof Jefferson Elsmore and wife, kin to George S Hough, halt in transit to California. Elsmore, Stanford Latin faculty, returns after Europe tours. Hough’s daughter travels with them. Seven large potatoes grown by C A Jones on Jones Guthrie ranch weigh 50 ounces, a single hill yielding more. E J Young travels to North Yakima for Yakima Volunteers memorial ceremony. fountain will honor Col Weisenberger of Company E. Advertisement: Life insurance plans by J R Gay, Seattle, for Home Life Insurance Co. of New York.

Geo. Vance Wilson Briggs & Dam’s Misses Wentworth Sandy Hill N. Y Doane Albany Jefferson Elsmore George 8. Hough California Elsmore Stanford University Europe Stanford Sun Office C. A. Jones Jones & Guthrie E. J. Young North Yakima Red Cross Society Philippines Col Weisenberger Young Sunnyside Sun

Memory and love in a barber shop tale

A man in a barber chair reads a newspaper urging daily declarations of love. He vows to change but returns home to a quarrel with his wife who accuses him of drinking, leaving him disappointed and contemplative beside the iron fence. A separate note mentions a remarkable 25 foot boulder near the Palisades rolling between two houses.

Love Simon Henry Ram's Horn Brown Indianapolis New York

Final government payment ends tribal status of Chippewa and Munsee

The United States paid $42 000 on November 9 1900 to dissolve tribal relations with the Chippewa and Munsee bands on their Ottawa Kansas reservation. Each member received $491 47 with guardians appointed for minors. Missionaries and descendants reflect on centuries of displacement and assimilation.

Romig Little Mission Haskell Indian Training School Nicholas Hurr Fort Lewis Col James Plake Geneva Neb Chippawa Hills House of the Lord Oden Times W. R. Hannell Horton Kan United States Depository At Lawrence Maj. Hannell Washington United States Ty Young Kill Buck Alaska Mackostoe Wiliam Will Buck

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Keene J. P. McCafferty Boise City Walter J. Reed Rainier Avenue North Geizentanner Pasco F. N. Nagler Gold Hill Vicinity T. C. Pigott Vancouver W. J. Roaf Haviland Yakima Tea Company Tacoma Frank B. Shardlow Yakima Ave Front Street Alex McCready Simcoe Station J. L. Banks Here Swindells Starkells Dennis McCarthy Holton Place Ahtanum Road James Cheal Sunnyside Episcopal Church Sound Cheal Guy Macl. Richards I. N. Richardson Ahtanum Avenue N. P. Depot Alfred Gordon A. B. Weed Weeds Madison College Wisconsin J. R. Gay A. W. Denny Bldg Seattle General Agent Home Life Insurance Co Peck North Carolina Optical Society Kansas Ottawa St. Louis Globe- Democrat Detroit Estonguit Francis McCoons Eston Canada England King George France Pennsylvania Muskingum River Tuscarawas County Wheeling Leavenworth County Ishi Chippewa Joseph Romig Moravian Church
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