Growth and Visitors Fill Summer Village This July
The county town sees population rise by about sixty since the last note. The hotel general store and feed yard report brisk business. Fishing dominates recreation with notable catches by Mr. Chandler including 175 brook trout in one day and 117 the next. New arrivals list includes Henry Kemley family J N Schaer Clark family and many others.
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Chandler
Henry Kemley
Mr. Clark
J. N. Schaer
Mr. Harper
Mr Druse
Miss Young
A. H. Zibble
Katie Kehoe
Ray Masters
F. Welch
Ed McComb
Robert McComb
W. F. Jones
W. L. Splawn
Dr. Bowman
Local Notes From Bickleton and Nearby Areas
Sid Carvasso heads to the wheat fields of Bickleton while revival services are held at the school by Evangelist Morton of California. School directors hire Prof. J. R. Schwartze and Miss Daisy Owens for upper and primary departments. Prof. G. H. Roush eyes school superintendent bid on the Republican ticket. Wimer brothers ship sweet corn to the Sound. Worms reappear in corn. Will Brackett foresees a bountiful melon season amid hot weather. Second cutting hay progresses with a heavier crop. Mr. Hubbard’s old neighbors attend his funeral, recalling his many good qualities.
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Evangelist Morton
California
Mr. Hubbard
Local Notes From Moxee and Yakima Valley
Farmers busy with second hay cutting. Miss Gibson of Moxee visited Miss Draggoo. Miss Dunham and Miss Daisy Draggoo traveled to North Yakima. Mrs. F E Thompson’s mother arrived from Tacoma to stay months. Misses Evans of Prosser at the Flints for fruit packing. Ruby Marble returns from Spokane for a three week vacation. Sawyer relatives from Iowa arrive to spend months in the valley. Draggoo family camping at Simcoe Soda Springs for two or three weeks. Alice Thomas recovered enough to be out. Rev Yockey to preach Sunday at 11 am in the schoolhouse and Rev Burle at 8 pm. Sunday school at 10 am.
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H. Larson
Sunnyside Excitement Sparks Weekend Event In Town
Saturday brought a burst of local attention as Emmet Taylor led a brief but lively celebration or gathering. The incident drew residents to the scene near Sunyside, highlighting community energy and curiosity.
Four Horse Team Dashes Through Town Causing Scraper to Slip
A four horse team attached to a back scraper dashed through the main street startling Mr. Taylor at work. The scraper struck their heels causing a unruly dash and overturning Mr. George's bogey. The scraper freed itself and no serious injuries occurred. The town reports progress with new school steps and grounds seeded with white clover. Frank Cockerline of Yakima City plans a new blacksmith shop on Wm. Stobie, Jr.'s lots.
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Taylor
Stobie
Frank Cockerline
Yakima City
Wm. Stobie, Jr
Mr. Cockerline
Freeman Whitaker Wedding in St. Paul
Legh R. Freeman of North Yakima marries Miss Mary R. Whitaker of St. Paul by Rev. Gibbons at the bride’s mother’s home in St. Paul. The couple travels by Great Northern through Seattle and Tacoma, arriving in North Yakima on the 18th.
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Gibbons
St. Paul, Minn
Legh R. Freeman
North Yakima
Mary R. Whitaker
St. Paul
Great Northern
Seattle
Tacoma
Advertised Letter List Receives Public Notice
Names listed as having unclaimed mail include Richard Allen M W Baker Effie Byles Florence Chadwick S J Chadwick Wm Coth Morton Egan L W Fletcher A F Geiger Mrs Marsha Graves Higers Will Imlay J A Lenordo D A LaPlant Mead B O Neal Ida Peniston Ed Selly Ed Taylor W L Walker Mrs J P Wilkinson Mrs EF Wright. Persons with letters should mention the advertised list and contact P M Sperry postmaster.
Card of Thanks for a Departed Wife and Mother
We express appreciation to friends who aided us during her last illness and who helped with funeral rites. H. Mor, Mrs. Leeper, Mrs. Dixon.
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H. Mor
Leeper
Dixon
Quiett Ayres Drug Store Schedule for Weekly Trips
Soda Springs and Return for $1.50. Starting from Quiett Ayres' drug store on Tuesday and Saturday of each week at 7 a. m. and returning Monday and Friday. Special trips made if required. 27 Tuomas Lanar.
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Quiett & Ayres’ Drug Store
Tuomas Lanar
Outlook Notes Social Guests and Local Moves
George A Ide remains on the sick list. Outlook youths attended a Sunnyside social Friday night. Miss Ethel Ferguson and Miss Lucy Fessenden arrived from Wisconsin. Miss Lily Shearer and brother left for a mountain outing. C A Lazarus begins work on a new house at Zillah. Chester Turner plans a Tacoma trip next week. First class undertaking by L E Lawrence at Zillah. 18 11 It is easy Polishing silverware with Schindeler's polish.
Kinsey's Serves Best 40 Cent Tea in Town
A brief notice from Kinsey's highlights a popular offer of 40 cent tea attracting locals. Cantonese?
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Kinsey’s
Local Yakima News Mixes Guests and Stages
Yakima notes list guests including 27 John Corkieh of Olympia at the Hotel Yakima and trainer Webb at the state fair stables. Prolific townsfolk visit Congressman Jones reception, theater planned August 21 with Quo Vadis and Brownies, and Dr. Graves seeks ore proceeds in Georgia. Camping trips, arrivals, births, and local ads about shoes and mineral water fill the day in brief city items.
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Webb
Lord Kennedy
City
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Nob Hill
Sid Carvasso
Bickleton
Prof
J. R. Schwartze
Daisy Owens
G. H. Roush
Nob Hillers
Wimer Brothers
Will Brackett
Parker
Miss Gibson
The
Miss Dunham
Daisy Draggoo
F. E. Thompson
Evans
Prosser
Flint’s
Ruby Marble
Spokane
Alice Thomas
Yockey
Burle
Sunnyside
Emmet Taylor
Yakima Mill Co
Olive Stowe
Miss Stowe
John Walsh
H. Laithlen
Mr. Turner
Woman’s Guild
Mary Woodin
Globe Hotel
H. M. Bartlett
Cline Grocery Co
Ed Rhoades
D. B. Eby
Robert Fraker
Robert L. Fraker
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Tahoma Cemetery
Rev. Crockett
Buchanan County
Missouri
William Fraker
Plains
Willamette Valley
the Sound
Yakima
Belle Pyburn
Fraker
Freeman-Whitaker
Outlook
George A. Ide
Ethel Ferguson
Lucy Fessenden
Wisconsin
Lily Shearer
C. A. Lazarus
Zillah
Chester Turner
L. E. Lawrence
Schindeler
City News
J. J. Macdonald
John Corkieh
Olympia
Robert Rennie
Hot Springs
John Fisher
T. L. Fisher
Indiana
C. P. Wilcox
Mary Downs
Aberdeen
Congressman Jones
J. Harrison
T. Woodin
H. M. Lichty
George Vetter
S. P. Flower
J. L. Brewer
Mabton
Col. A. C. Walker
E. M. Douglass
A. J. Burge
Venus
Charles Donovan
Walter Gervais
First National Bank
Donovan
Larson
Russell & Drew
Palmer & Cox
O. M. Graves
Georgia
Kellar
Prof. Barge
Herald
Karnac
Bowery
Lilly Michaele
North Dakota
Esther E. Driscoll
Bartholet
Plumb
Mrs. R. Strobach
Mr. Strobach
J.J. Macdonald’s
Kleis & Bond’s
Yakima Avenue
Il Oe
Schott Shoe Co
Yakima Hardware Co
Dueber Hampden
Schindeler’s
Mull
Badwin
Quiett & Ayres Drug Store
First National Bank of
Washington
Nat'l
Internal Revenue
Nat’l
U.S
Ogeiiiee
I. W._L. Steinweg
Einweg
Red Parker
North
Wash
Charles Carpenter
Henry BR. ScuppEr
Ws. B. Doper
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