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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1901
Page
7
Pithy paragraphs detail local visits and trips from Waterville to Chehalis, Portland, Tacoma and Seattle. Residents plan overland tours, fruit trade, and harvest work while a deputy marshal traps bootleggers and a Soda Springs excursion is arranged for the North Yakima band.
Ad touts Star Six Star Shoes as the best option with a guarantee that each pair matches its representation and invites customers to call.
The notice advertises Ladies Moss in Underwear window shades and a sale on hosiery and accessories. It lists 80 35c items, 10c hose, crepe paper, shoe polish, corsets at 45c to 100 and lace per yard, embroidery ribbon, and best cotton at 25c, noting special pricing during the month.
Mrs. J A Cook is seriously ill at her home on Third Street. Frank M Calhoun and Mrs M E Meyers obtained a marriage license last week. Several residents plan outings to Soda Springs and Wenatchee. Miss Lizzie Cameron returns from Honolulu. Miss Lenora Macy and George Fox wed in the city. A cow near Yakima City suffers in a cruelly neglected condition. Dr B L Baker returns from Walla Walla. recovery may lead to Everett move.
C H Denley left yesterday for a two week vacation in Westport. Bert Cook returned from a two week Sound city visit. Mrs Joseph Ditter and Mrs E B Moore visited relatives at The Dalles and Natchez avenue. Miss Burns of Canada visit Mrs E B Moore. Willie ler and Marcus Graves plan a Nile camp. Rev P B Jackson and youth group stay week at the mouth of the Tietan. C E Matthews and family out for weeks in the Nile hills. A man arrested for a street incident is jailed awaiting court. A S Johnson and family visit from Tacoma to tend their valley ranch. Mrs Anna James visits Castle Rock to see daughter. Miss Meyer travels to Seattle. Scudder party at Cohasset to follow. F A Bond resigns Columbia market post to join Toppenish meat venture with T R Robbins. E A Bissell enlarges Second Street store and residence. W M Metcalf and family move to Tacoma. he starts new business there. Lawn social invite at Walter Crockett home on Wednesday July 23. W L Jones returns from Sound trip with river and harbor committee. Mrs George Hough and child go to Olympia for a health visit. Miss Lily Bogle returns from Seattle. Miss Jean Cornett to visit. Mrs E B Moore hosts surprise party for Dr and Mrs J B Burns fifth wedding anniversary. Clifford Wright, ex Dudley Shoe Co, visits Fruitvale. A E McDonald of Seattle investigates State Fair dairy exhibit plans. A fishing party up Natchez reports 166 trout caught.
Barge and Wilkinson sold the P. J. Buwalda 40 acre tract west of town to Dan Goodwin. Bodenkamp sold 1519 acre West of town to John H. Hatfield of Montana. Gilbraith sold Stahl property on Kittitas avenue to Mr. Royce. Runaway incident at Ft. Simcoe injured Miss Ball and two Carson children. Elks carnival committee selects Orlando Beck to prepare fruit exhibit to begin August 14 for two weeks. farmers urged to bring up to ten pounds. Lost jackets and jewelry near Selah road and between Jos Stephenson and Nob Hill. Found steel bowed glasses at M. Schorn's. Job ads for youths and travelers. Several For Sale notices: land, harness shop, wheat land, fruit ranch, and a general store business in Yakima county.
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