Community Notes From the School Section 1903
Miss Bertha Miller is convalescent. Couples and families attend Fourth of July events at Sunnyside and Prosser. The Indians celebrate at Chief Whiteswan's place east of Fort Simcoe. Word of engravings and letters, local visits, and a new home underway on the School Section are reported.
Sunnyside news and community notes brief update
Coffin Bros. float won the Fourth prize while Rev A H Lyons has been ill. Mrs Embree of Kiona visits her husband. Episcopal Sunday school plans a month end picnic. David Durgan takes over the livery stable. Rev Mr Westfield’s sister arrives to run his home. Federated church graduating exercises Friday evening. Mrs FE Smalley of St Paul discusses property interests. The Woman’s Home Finding Society meets with Mrs J R Harvey Thursday afternoon. Mr Crowder of North Yakima helps at the drug store during Baird’s absence. Editor Wm Hitchcock and wife celebrate a new son. Chas Richey and Rob Satterwhite visit. Dr Toms to lecture at Federated church on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings on The City of the Twentieth Century. C E meeting at Rev Lee A Johnson’s home reports good time. Dr and Mrs Ziph visiting O J Steward. Dr J D Thompson leaves for Hoquiam. A child of Mr and Mrs Sears dies and is buried from the Dunkard church. Rev S H Miller preaches funeral for S J Tiarrison. Rev S Harrison promises an extra good subject. Rev Lee A Johnson’s sermon to graduates praised for usefulness. Large audience, Mrs G kins in charge of plasie, Mrs Jennie Woodman presides at organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside
Coffin Bros
A. H. Lyons
FE. W. Smalley
St. Paul
J. R. Harvey
Crowder
North Yakima
Baird
Wm. Hitchcock
Chas. Richey
Belma
Ziph
Dakota
O. J. Steward
H. Miller
S.J. Tiarrison
Harrison
Lee A. Johnson
Plasie
G.kins
Jennie Woodman
North Yakima area notes small items and visits
Local notices recount visits by Miss Harriet Allen of Seattle and Mrs. Renfro and sons from Roseburg Ore plus Ada Minnesota arrivals. Talks of a ball game between Mayor Shaw’s team and Woodmen of the World, a charity ball, property hunts, and a strawberry harvest reaching 1200 crates worth about $1500.
Pickers Bring Fresh Fruit From Mr Lee’s Acre Farm
In one day during the height of the season, Lee’s model farm produced a record harvest from one acre of picking. He has begun picking fruit from 100 cherry trees to ship to the Sound market. On Wednesday afternoon July 1, Mrs Nellie Whited hosted Royal Neighbors at Nob Hill. Tea at five, and the group will reconvene July 15 at Mrs Knowles’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Nellie Whited
Nob Hill
Knowles
Deaths in Taylor County: infant Ditter and single man Taylor
The two year old Raymond Ditter died after a measles complication. Funeral at St Joseph's church followed by burial in the Catholic cemetery. Dave Taylor age 82 died July 7 after a set of diseases. Funeral at the Catholic church with burial in the Catholic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Phil Ditter
St Joseph's Church
Orlock
New Catholic
Taylor
Dave Taylor
Yakima
Swen and Peterson wed at Bartholet hotel
In Prosser Washington Felix Theodore Swan and Lena Elizabeth Peterson were married by Judge Taggard in the Bartholet hotel parlor. Also Keffer Kehoe Thomas Wetter and Catherine Kehoe tied the knot with Justice J A Yaegard in North Yakima. A soda ad promotes Tron Brew and Madam IdeHa's Cucumber Lotion offering vacation skin protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swen-Peterson
Bartholet
Keffer Kehoe
Thomas Frederick Wetter
Catherine Kehoe
North Yakima
Carriage Trimming and Hen Food Advertisements
Local feed for Little Chicks advertises cracked wheat and hen food at Flour Mill warehouse on West Yakima Avenue with phone 321. A. T. Danny promotes carriage trimming with in stock trims at 221f, claiming services to repair and replace buggy tops and cushions, implying business with Hulse & Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flour Mill
West Yakima Avenue
S. I
A. T. Danny
Cheap Round Trip Rates From Northern Pacific Railway
The Northern Pacific Railway offers sale round trip fares with multiple travel windows and return limits. Stops allowed west of the Missouri River include St Paul Minneapolis Duluth Sioux City Omaha Kansas City with varying city pair pricing to Chicago and St Louis. Contact local ticket office for details. W.S. Meeks agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Missouri River
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Sioux City
Omaha
Kansas City
Chicago
St. Louis
W.S. Meeks
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Gordon Straw
SOX
Star Clothing CO
Dills, Lemon & Drew
Bertha Miller
BR. Jacobson
Mount Adams
Corrie Young
Stewart-Griffith
Edgar Evans
Alice Chandler
Prosser
George
Maat Palmer
Washturn
Charles Dillon
Jere Wheeler
Dorsett
Ross Tophif
Spencer Jacobs
Orval Dorsett
Oscar
Direk Dillon
Wapato
Masou Woeshborm
Vivian
Spokane
Poredi
Lancaster
Chief Whiteswan
Fort Simcoe
Mr. Nichol
Parker
Mr. Melvin
Winniey
Charlie Palmer
Lena Dillon
G Haying
Hannah Richardson
Yakima City
Will T. Howe
J. Tione
Kate
Seattle
Ear Washburn
Sound
Bumbrey
John Hammon
James Brown
Arthur F. Howerd
Ben Brown
J. P. Ualladay
Clyde Bowman
I. F. Moore
Arthur Beatty
Vom Moore
C. TL. Cree
William Mclain
T. W. Cramer
Gi. P. Miller
B. J
Bill (Indian) Miller
Mas. Boger Doyle
Gladys Nichols
Alec, Davis
Fa. Raitner
Molverton
Wade Smith
A. Gooding
Earl B. Stuart
Jim Gilbert
Mabel Wardell
Warren McDonald
Miva
Martineoi
Maritha Yakinut George
H. Taylor
Pos
Jack
Stella
West Yaklenwe Tove
I. G. Gabe
Washington
Yakima Avenue
North Yakima and Vicinity
Cetlin Bros
BG. Tennant
Emily Peirce
Harriet Allen
Pof
Senator Allen
Edward Whitson
Holden
Ada
Minn
Ball Park
Bridgeman
The
Presbyterian Church
Capitol Hill
M. KE
Sunin Antsy Soa Lacrede Hievele
Lark
iKede’s
Alaska
Areeph TV Post Reilbwat Company
R. B. Michels
Ladies of Maccabees
Armory Hall
Wmn. Lee
D. S. Johnston Company
Arie Hover
Ditter
Madam IdeHa
Miller Block
Hulse & Sons
H. W. Hoffman
6Th St
South Second Street
A. BR
Graham
Fair Ground
George Hards
North
Ahtanum Avenue
W. D. Ingalls
City
Collin Bros
McEwen
South First Street
Price
Kohls Shoe Company