Social Hop at Charles Dillon's Home Friday
The county announces a social hop at Chas Dillon's home this Friday evening not by invitation, all are welcome. Mr and Mrs Geo Stephenson and Mr and Mrs Harry Jacobs returned from Bickleton after the Fourth. The young son of E T Miller had hip surgery by Dr Hekker and is improving. Road conditions suffer from irrigation floodwaters. if waters rise further boats may replace vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Dillon
Geo. Stephenson
Harry Jacobs
Bickleton
E. T. Miller
Hekker
Sunnyside Community Notes Include Rentals Races and Sermons
Sunnyside updates report farm sales and moves, social events at the Sunny side Hotel, church services at Federated and Episcopal parishes, and local proclamations of a thriving fruit outlook. Residents plan hiring for farm work while several residents return from travels and visits.
Wenas to face Old Town in third meeting
Wenas hosts Old Town next Sunday in a heated series decider after each side won once. Earlier Fourth of July events included a Wen as baseball win 14 to 26 over Natchez with Natchez pitcher Penny ineffective in the second inning. The day also featured a racing program led by Willie Taylor in the 100 yard dash and a pleasant dance in the afternoon and evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenas
Wenus
Natchez
Mr. Penny
Willie Taylor
Kenneth Bennett
Penny Boys
Chas. Barrett
Fat Man
Marriages Mark July Spans In Local Town
On July 2 at the bride’s parents home Miss Dora Hawkins wed E W Lindsey in a simple ceremony by Justice J A Taggard. July 3 at the Baptist parsonage Rev J J Tickner united C F Lancaster and Denda Hichen of Toppenish in marriage. July 4 in Justice Taggard’s parlor Robert Neil Sanders and Gladys A Gatchell were joined in wedlock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Town
Dora Hawkins
E. W. Lindsey
Justice of the Peace
J. A. Taggard
Baptist Parsonage
North Fourth Street
J. J. Tickner
C. F. Lancaster
Denda Hichen
Toppenish
Robert Neil Sanders
Gladys A. Gatchell
Deaths: Alma Elizabeth Ditter four-month-old baby
Alma Elizabeth Ditter died after a lingering illness. Funeral from St. Joseph church on July 7 at 2 p.m. Rev. Fr. Feusi S. J. officiating. The Ditter family expresses community sympathy. Also thanks to the Masonic order for support at the funeral of W. W. Beck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Elizabeth Ditter
Joseph E. Ditter
St. Joseph’s Church
Feusi S. J
W. W. Beck
Masonic Order
F. W. Beck
North Yakima and Vicinity Briefs and Notices
A. B. Cline visited Fort Simcoe last Wednesday. Irvin Foster vacationing with relatives in Seattle. A good home for sale or rent inquires at Wyman Fraser. Edith Wood of Newton Iowa visiting aunt Mrs. C A Clark. Father of Wesley Beeks dying at St Elizabeth's hospital. Mrs T W Berry and children back from Colfax visit. Lost Sunday a child's cloak between power house and Painted Rocks. leave at Yakima Hardware Co for reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Wood
Newton
Iowa
Power House
Yakima Hardware Co S
Sunday and Evening Church Topics and Local Notices
The Sunday morning topic at the Baptist church is The Eagle's Flight and in the evening The Occupant. Charles Rakestraw and family of Fort Simcoe travel via city to Portland for summer. Earl R. Smith, advertising manager for over 75 stores in MT, ID and WA, visits on business with the Boston store. Myron W. Avery seeks damages from N P R R. Crowley & Grosscup of Tacoma and Rudkin represent the company. Joe Steiner returns from Hills Military Academy for summer with relatives. Harry Edwards of Stanford passes through en route to California. Relief Corps hosts a lawn social at Mrs. Walter J. Reed's home next Saturday with games, 5 cent admission, 10 cent ice cream. Sunday school picnic yesterday across the Moxee bridge north on old grounds. Mrs. S H Olds of Tacoma visits the Hall family. E F Benson and family of Tacoma visit, en route to Lake Chelan. Mr and Mrs H J Maier of The Dalles are in town for a few days for the funeral of Jos Ditter's daughter. sister of Mrs Ditter, they arrived late. Fireworks on the Fourth cause window damage at the Congregational church but no serious harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Relief Corps
Walter J. Reed
West Side
S. H. Olds
Tacoma
F.C. Hall
E. F. Benson
Lake Chelan
H. J. Maier
The _Dalfes
Jos. Ditter
Profitable Pigs From a 20 Pound Target Rearing Method
R H Carson shares a six to eight pig experience from June to December aimed at heavy market weight. From a 15 acre pasture with river shade the sows and offspring were fed buttermilk bran corn and salt and ashes. Pigs grew to 200 230 pounds by December with cross breeds including Yorkshire Berkshire and Poland China. The method emphasizes continuous feed with ample roughage and a steady milk and bran ration early on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorkshire
Berkshire
Poland
China
R. H. Carson
Country Gentleman
Canada’s forests promise 840 years of world pulp supply
Ottawa correspondent reports J C Langelier says Canada’s forests could supply the world with pulp wood for 840 years based on 1,500,000 tons of pulp yearly. The figure appears in the Canadian Forestry association report. Also notes lynching debate in Indianapolis News: mob executions are murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Ottawa
Ont
New York Tribune
J. C. Langelier
Forest Rangera
Quebec
Canadian Forestry Association
United States
The
Indianapolis News
Keene Sales Promos for Watches Diamonds and Bike Sundries
Keene promotes watches and diamonds at Keene urged purchases. Wyman and Frasers offer a Myer's Pump and a Star Windmill. Keene advertises cheap bike sundries and related gear at Keene's storefront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myer’s
Wyman & Frasers
Keene’s
The Postal System Wonders and Its Human Reach
The postal service is a vast, organized system delivering letters and goods, knitting families across distances and enabling medical guidance via correspondence schools and Dr. Pierce. It distributes knowledge, aids distant public access, and supports charity like the Invalids' Hotel, all while embodying national unity and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chautauqua
Ivery
Postelice
Buffalo
N. Y
RV. Pierce
Pierce
Dief
Famonus
Invalids’ Hotel and Survival Institute
Iuuch
Vierce Lings
Almast
Uncle Sam
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sunnyside
L. Pace
Milo Walker
J. T. Hartley
Seattle
Mr. Frieling and Daughter
Outlook
Roy Lichty
Will Saylor
John Vandelsen of
Lind
D. B. Eby
Mrs. W. E. Blough
Waterloo, Iowa
Irish
Rattlesnake
James Henderson
Ohio
A. H. Lyon
Federated Church
Episcopal Church
J. Harrison
J. F. Kunz
E. M. Douglas
Jennie Matheson
G. Searles
North Yakima
Rev
H. M. Lichty
C. Roland
E. J. Young
Homer Brown
R. D. Young
J. B. George
Hitchcock
W. A. Erwin
New York Life
Stone’s
Paris Green
Coffin Bros
H. C. Purdin
Wenas Grounds
McKay
Gieseke
Kohls Shoe Company
Yakima Avenue
Zimmer & Stewart
Palo Alto
Second Street
Briggs& Dam Musical Goods
Ditter
Mr. and
Mrs
Joe Ditter
Baby
God
Puget Sound Supply Co
Colema, Bik
Seattie
Wash
North Yakima and Vicinity
A. B. Cline
Fort Simcoe
Irvin Foster
Wyman & Fraser's
Wesley Beeks
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
T. W. Berry
Colfax
Baptist Church
Charles Rakestraw
Portland
Earl R. Smith
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Boston
Myron W. Avery
H. J. Snively
N. P. R. R. Crowley & Grosscup
J. J. Rudkin
This Place
Joe Steiner
Hills Military Academy
W. J. Reed
Harry Edwards
California
Stanford University
Spokane
Congregational Church
Moxee Bridge
Keene
Diamonds
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