North Yakima News Briefs From A Busy Week
North Yakima reports a flurry of activity with residents traveling to Seattle for visits and vacations. A. M. Clark of Deadwood and Miss Bessie Dodge of Helix plan short stops in North Yakima, while Miss Alberta McIntosh leaves for Seattle and Tacoma. Local projects advance as the George Donald residence nears completion under roof, and Theodore Weisberger undertakes a concrete gutter and curb job on North Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Clark
Deadwood
S. D
North Yakima
Bessie Dodge
Helix
Ore
Georgze Donald
Josiah Swindler
Hover
Mabel Gerber
Wapato
Theodore Weisberger
North Third Street
Yakima Avenue
Ed. Scheppelman
Naches
W. W. Robinson
Yakima Land Company
Yakima
Nittitus
Seattle
Bishop O’dea
Harry Coombs
Jack Maher
Martin Schott
Henry D. Schott
Breckenridge
Minn
Schott
Yakima Valley
Robert E. Stevenson
Tacoma
The
Pacific
F. G. Langdon
Fairbanks
Alaska
A. E. Cady
Albany
R. M. Sebastian
San Diego
Cal
Mr. Sebastian
South Serondet
George H. Trish
Sunnyside Atinvy
Sunnyside Land & Investment Company
Trish
Calmet Cafe
Yale
Sunnyside Valley
Ernest Plass
Butte, Mont
Charles Wenner
Little i
Copalis Beach
Columbia Meat Company
Yaklna Avenue
Local Notices and Personal News from Parker Heights
County Correspondence reports visitors and travels across Port Orchard Belma and Seattle. Community events include church meetings and a Sunday school plea to attend. The piece notes a family bereavement with the death of Mrs. P. J. Flint’s father and the July 13 funeral in Yakima.
Fruitvale notes and local outings amid record rainfall
J Robert Lincks arrived from Kentucky and will soon make Fruitvale his home. The Fruitvale district saw the hardest rainfall in memory Monday afternoon. Marion Stauffer and family went camping for a week at Soda Springs. J Howard Wright and wife vacationing in Tacoma. John Shearer Holly Hagerman Arthur Fullbright and C DeVoe went on an outing to the Nile. Homer Lee builds an addition to his house. Gus Wacksmith and wife headed to the mountains for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima Avenue
D. M. Montgomery
United Presbyterian Church
Harry E. Guthrie
Naches Valley
Sherman T. Williams
United States
North Yakima Brewing & Malting Company
Frith
Yakima Valley Transportation Company
Steve Findley
St. Paul
Theodore Ley
Findley
Northern Pacific
Ted Ley
H. H. Schott
Soda Springs
Bruce Wees
Parker Ranch
W. French
Ben Caldwell
Stanton, Mich
Z. Y. Coleman
J. Robert Lincks
Kentucky
Fruitvale
Marion Stauffer
J. Howard Wright
Tacoma
John Shearer
Holly Hagerman
Arthur Fullbright
C. DeVoe
Nile
Local society notes and events in Ellensburg area
The column lists visits and social news from Ellensburg and Selah areas. Highlights include Mrs. Walter Cherry hosting guests, Walter Cliff's packing house nearing completion, marriages of Ed Brooks and Clara Smith, Perry ONeil selling a 49 acre plot on Selah Heights, and various church and school activities. A Remington hall ice cream gathering drew about 75 youths, while Miss Myrle Adamson read the Declaration and Jas Seeley spoke at Harrison's Grove Fourth of July celebration with prizes awarded for homeliest man and best looking woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Cliff
Ed, Brooks
Clara Smith
Perry O'Neil
Selah Heights
Adamson
Clift
Frank Reynolds
Selah
Nick Orth
Remington Hall
Grace Ream
Emma Cronkite
Lottie George
Christian Church
Harrison's Grove
Myrle Adamson
Jas. Seeley
North Yakima
Earl Batter
Miss Georgia Biehn
Local Fruit Pack Opens With Early Apples
Sanger Fruit company was packing and shipping early apples last April. Apricots and peach plums will be ready to pack in about ten days. Mrs. Thompson, mother of Mr. Will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Irish
Joe Swanson
E. A. Johnson
Melbourne
Sunnyside
W. C. Schroeder
Child
Portland
Joy King
W. W. Miller
County Auditor's Office
Charles I. Gerber
A. E. Baldoser
Sanger Fruit Company
Thompson
Will
Tampico Hails Fourth of July Picnic and Local News
The Vampico people gathered at Mondor's grove for a July fourth picnic with a well attended evening dance. John Shaw died Monday July 6 after a long illness and was buried at Tahoma cemetery July 8. Leslie Stockwell and Isaac Yansey left July 8 for Warco Oregon to harvest. Hop crops look good this year though many planters uprooted hops. Elmer family moved back to Tampico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mondor
John Shaw
Tahoma
Leslie Stockwell
Isaac Yansey
North Yakima
Warco
Ore
Social notes from Naches City and surrounds
Mr and Mrs Elwood Dixon and children of Ellensburg visited relatives in Cowiche and Naches City last week. Miss Ella Carey of North Yakima visits relatives on the Tieton. Mrs James Templeman of Naches City visited friends on the Wenas. Mr and Mrs Horace Dimmick visited Mr and Mrs Mel Dimmick. Mr and Mrs Fred Layman spent Sunday in Naches City. Mr and Mrs Sherman Lewis of Cowiche spent Wednesday with Mr Late Little. Mrs A H Tower visiting friends in Naches City during Mr Tower's absence in Cle Elum. A surprise party honored J W Cotton at the J McKinney home Friday with dancing and ice cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MccCulloh
McCredie
Oliver Dean
Ed. McMurtrie
Vina Munson
Belma
Miss McClure
Martha McClure
Mt. Morris
Robt. McCredie
Andrew Green
Mrs. Spratley
Bellingham
Donald Spratley
A. G. Fleming
the Sound
O. J. Stewart
North Yakima
Ladies’ Club
Presbrian Church
W. H. Cline
Federated Aid
Chris. Roland
Smith
Miss Hewitt
Ladies
Mayes
Toppenish
Sanford
Wapa
Ness
Dick Hardison
J. W. Hardison
Mr. Burch
P. J. Flint
Mr. Flint
Yakima
Parker
Elwood Dixon
Ellensburg
Cowiche
Naches City
Ella Carey
Tieton
James Templeman
Wenas
Fred Layman
Sherman Lewis
Little
A. H. Tower
Smile on Baby's Face After Vermifuge Display
Mrs. S- of Blackwell Oklahoma reports her baby became cheerful and healthy after a single bottle of White's Cream Vermifuge. The ad promotes the worm medicine as preserving the baby's happiness and avoiding illness, noting it is sold by D. H. Fry, druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Fry
Sunnyside Canal Breaks and Flood Damage Report
Reports detail continued canal repairs in Sunnyside and rapid work on Nob Hill roads washed out by floods. Nos 1141] section saw depthier flood damage on Summit View and Sanitaring roads. Hubbard ditch overflow damaged the State Floral company and cement storage on Yakima avenue. A pony wall was washed out and many backache remedies marketed as kidney cures were advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congdon Canal
Yakima County
Nob Hill
Tim
State Floral Company
Hubbard Ditch
Ype
Yakima Avenue
Ankeny votes and primary law debate highlighted
Labor vote push costs Ankeny $50,000 as supporters claim the new primary law will be tested in the September election. State Senator Reed, recently ill, resumes his bid for the Fifteenth district covering Yakima and Benton counties, now staying at the Tacoma hotel with his wife. ManZan Pile Remedy advertised by C. W. Camp at 50 cents a bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Yakima
Benton
Tacoma
Roosevelt invited to open Spokane Apple Show in 77
Spokane reports President Roosevelt will be invited to open the National Apple Show in December 77. A committee led by Louis W. Hill and Harry J. Neely plans to visit Washington to press for a White House button opening if unable to attend. Also promoted is Golden Grain Granules coffee substitute and Yakima Grocery Co. as supplier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Roosevelt
Louis W. Hill
Harry J. Neely
Washington
White House
Yakima Grocery Co
North Yakima
Stabbing in Tieton Campus Sparks Arrests and Hospitalization
A stabbing affray at Camp No 1 in Tieton canyon followed an argument over machinery length. Charles Edwards was arrested Saturday night while William King lay in hospital with serious injuries. Edwards is jailed in the county facility. Bees Laxative Cough Syrup advertised as relief for coughs and hoarseness sold by West Side Drug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp No. 1
Tieton Canyon
Charles Edwards
Wiliam King
Edwards
C. W. Camp
West Side Druggist
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Merle Rose
J. H. Rose
R. J. Logan
O. L. Gardiner
North Sixth Street
A. L. Smithers
Pat Lynch
Sound
H. P. Vermilyea
Billings
Mont
Moxee
J. R. Childers
Okanogan
British Columbia
W. I. Lince
Jas
Leslie
Lake Washington
Ani
F. A. Wittame
Jamas Mavnury
Biinice
Shaxvburs
Harry Marquurs
Lake
Bampil
Georer Ty Ail
Vera Hitt
Lwate Podayer
Der
Amite Thise
Elmprest Hotel
Victoria
Wallis Ll. Williams
Dun
Forsyth
C. H. Higeihattomy
J. A. Baird
W. Si. Neill
Rossville
Kansas
Seldon Smyser
Dgar George
Northfield
A. Blair
W. D. Walker
T. R. Fisher
Eschbach Brothers
George Donald
Fred L. Johnson
Cape Flattery
J. Harrison
J. W. Ridgway
U. S. Army
Ridgway
American Lake
J. E. Merwin
Baby
Hasley
Canada
Dwight Keener
Manning-Bowman
Moxee Hardware Company
Herald
Chas. Amundson
Port Orchard
Ethel Yakey Kierson
S. E. Chaffee
Homer Lee
Gus Wacksmith
Horace Dimmick
Mrs
Mel. Dimmick
Sunnyside Canal
Pines
West Side
Ankeny
LABOR
Oosevelt
Willim King
Camp
Westside
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