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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1903
Page
5
Fourth of July reports from Roslyn Seattle and Tacoma visits and business trips. Local residents missives include trades, vacations and errands. brief updates on stores, labor, and family gatherings. Aev exposure to names such as Ewalt Noblet Bartholet and Mains.
Wisconsin Hall hosted a Fraternal Brotherhood installation with about 300 attendees. Notable speakers included Grand Organizer M D Martin and Prof Zediker, with a drum and mandolin quartet entertaining guests after speeches and a dance. Officers installed included Paul Kruger as president and Orlando Beck as past president, with a full slate of officers and trustees named.
The Fourth of July celebration in Tampico featured a baseball game between Mayor Jack Shaw's team and the Tampico nine, won 15 to 14 by the mayor's squad. Visitors enjoyed a hearty reception and Mayor Shaw cheered his team. Races followed, with Homer Pittner defeating Tampico's top sprinter. The day was enjoyed by all. Summer school enrollment lists show students attending under Prof. S. A. Dickey, including Merle Adamson, Adeline Alexander, Minnie Anderson, Virginia Coburn, Ethel Davis, Mamie Dry, Mary Erwin, Caroline Eastman, E. El. Evans, Oro Forbis, Gertrude Green, Alma Flour noy, Adella Harvey, J. D. Marsh, Cary Morgan, Gertrude Owen, Grace Owen, Mamie Roberts, Mabel Roberts, Jessie Parrot, Eddie Severance, Lottie Shelley, Marion Smith, Frank Stokes, J. L. Willett, Myrtle Peck.
The undersigned express gratitude to friends who assisted them during the prolonged illness and death of their little boy. Mr. and Mrs. Phil Ditter.
A historical column lists names of individuals with letters advertised as unclaimed. The roster includes Edin Barton John Selford Duncan Sell Jos. A. Benjes C J Rott Nancy Brooks Lee Campbell Lloyd Clemmans Perry Davis and others with the note one cent is chars. The list is dated 1903 and signed by L. Lemon P. M.
Druggist H. P. Krumpe advertises White's Cream Vermifuge as the boss worm medicine. A customer reports a child expelled 119 worms after one bottle. The tonic is pitched to aid digestion and nervous strength, with a 25e price at F. L. Janeck's. Also included is a fragment about marriage reform.
An advertisement touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a simple iron and quinine malaria remedy. It promises no cure, no pay and offers the bottle at 50 cents.
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