Local notes show health gains and community events
Mr. Durfee improves in health while Mrs. Shelton recovers from illness. Miss Maude Vivian elected church clerk and Mrs. Anna Day named academy matron. Florence Merritt visits North Yakima. Ralph W. Smith travels from Los Angeles to Washington DC for a postal job. C E convention planned for September at Ahtanum and October county gathering discussed. Endeavor society presides new activities and lawn social planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Smith
Los Angeles
Cal
Ahtanum
Washington, D. C
Post Office Department
NOB HILL FARM SELLS AS LOCALS TRAVEL EAST
Mr. Ludlow sold his farm to Mr. Johnson of the Yakima Hotel and left with his family for a visit back east. A. H. Carrasso is sick with typhoid fever but improving. The Sunday school held its annual picnic last Friday with a morning bell call and travel by several conveyances to picnic grounds below old town. Miss Lulu Clark, long engaged in Spokane mission work, returned home on vacation. L. D. Humphrey is drawing rock for his new residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ludlow
Old Town
Lulu Clark
Spokane
L. D. Humphrey
Visiting relatives and church event noted in North Yakima
Miss Viola McLean of Chicago visits her aunt Mrs W E Thornton. Mr and Mrs Kibbler of North Yakima guest of Willis Brock and family. A missionary gathering of the Presbyterian church ladies in North Yakima meets at Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola McLean
Chicago
W. E. Thornton
Mrs. Kibbler
North Yakima
Willis Brock
Ladies of the Presbyterian Church of North
Local Residents Plan Visits This Week
Mrs. O V Carpenter leaves for Tacoma for a two week visit to her daughter Miss Allie Carpenter. Mrs. Jas Young will visit Sunnyside to see her son Ed and daughter Carrie. Mrs. Allen and daughter of Ellensburg visit Mr. and Mrs. H Rock. A fine lunch was served earlier in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. V. Carpenter
Tacoma
Allie Carpenter
Jas. Young
Sunnyside
Ed and
Carrie Young
Wetzel Mondor Wedding at Tampico Ranch
Cevala Wetzel wed Henry Mondor at St Josephs church Tampico on June 24 in a large ceremony. Rev Father Feusi officiated. A lavish reception followed at the Wetzel ranch with a grand dance hosted by Joseph Mondor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tue Herap
Tampico
Cevala
John Wetzel
Henry Mondor
Feusi
St. Joseph’s Church
Wetzel Ranch
Joseph Mondor
SODA SPRINGS CAMPS POPULATION GROWS EARLY IN SEASON
Camp activity at Soda Springs surpasses typical early season levels. Hay scarcity prompts visitors to bring horse feed. Thermometer hits 84 degrees, elevation about 1900 feet higher than North Yakima. Listed campers include Draggoo family, Mudd party, Lichty, Schott, Mabry, Lynch, Kinney, Redfield, Myrtle Davis, Dayton, Reed, Lowe, Davidson, Yates, Dempsey, and others with Sunday visitors Roberts and Hill from Tampico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Draggoo
Mudd
Zillah
R. Lichty
Earl Roland
Schriner
Leonard Schott
Henry Schott
James Mabry
T. Lynch
Kinney
T. G. Redfield
Myrtle Davis
Dayton
Harry Mitchell
Fred Reed
S. J. Lowe
Thomas Davidson
B. Yates
Fay Dempsey
P. 3Allinger
D. Jeeffery
Local News Briefs From Cosmopolis Area
Mrs L F Thompson of Cosmopolis visits relatives here. Ruby Marble of Spokane vacations with W H and Mrs W H Marble. Bessie Murphy returns from North Yakima. Several couples including A B Wilcox and A R Butt head to Soda Springs for a few days. A youth group led by Mrs Monett also goes to Soda Springs. Strong windstorm last week damages P J Flints orchard. J D Nichols recovers a lost team after a camping trip up the Satas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Murphy
North Yakima
A. B. Wilcox
A. R. Butt
John Goodwin
Sophia Lewis
Soda Springs
Sunnyside Social and Church Notes Quiet Week
Mr Solenberg of Chicago visits his son who recently purchased Mr Pace's place. An ice cream social is announced at Sunnyside hotel Wednesday evening. Rev McGuire of Seattle and Rev Lyons officiate at Federated church services Sunday. Dr F C Jones arrives from California to stay with sister Mrs W H Cline. Clifford Perry ill at parental home west of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Solenberg
Chicago
Mr. Pace
Sunnyside
Rev. McGuire
Seattle
Federated Church
A. H. Lyons
F. C. Jones
California
W. H. Cline
Clifford Perry
Strong Monday wind but limited valley damage reported
The Monday evening wind, the strongest yet in the valley, caused less damage here than eastward. Several locals note new arrivals and plans, with Walter Baker and Charles Mudd celebrating, Alice Williams marrying A G Fleming, and various residents expanding homes and businesses. Postmaster Vetter travels to Spokane and Powell Hartig seeks eye treatment in Tacoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Walter Baker
Charles Mudd
Lumber for bridges arrives in Simcoe from Toppenish
SIMCOE J M Richardson received a carload of lumber from Toppenish on Saturday for bridges in road district No 34. Lloyd Campbell of Yakima is spending the week with his cousins. Miss Musetta Jellison bought a new piano and entertained friends Thursday evening. Mr Banks pitched his tent and will become a citizen of Simcoe. Harry Tracy is reported to have passed through Simcoe Wednesday night. Commissioner Lince and wife Mr and Mrs Alex McCredy and Prof Barge were here on business this week. Fruitgrowers from Parker Bottom bring fine early peaches to Simcoe. Miss Stella Waters of Yakima is visiting Ivy Jellison. Mr Aves came from Roslyn to spend the day with Campbell. He is at Fort Simcoe today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Richardson
Toppenish
Lince
Alex. McCredy
Prof. Barge
Mr. Aves
Roslyn
Campbell
Fort Simcoe
Coronation Mining Co Formed With 100 000 Capital
Articles of incorporation filed to form Coronation Mining Co with capital stock of 100000 divided into two million shares priced at 5e each. Incorporators listed include H B Doust J J Armstrong and others. Office at 102 South Ahtanum avenue. Free consultation and examination offered by an osteopath. Nor thern Pacific offers one fare to Westport for sea shore visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coronation Mining Co
H. B. Doust
J.J. Armstrong
I. N. Richardson
Ahtanum Avenue
N. P. Depot
Church Notes Highlight Sermons and Baptisms
The column reports Sunday services at the Baptist and Adventist churches with topics on Melchisedec and increasing faith. Rev. J J Tickner baptized four at the Baptist church, bringing total additions to 25 since his start last month. The Epworth League hosted a lawn service with Miss Larsch speaking on Indian missionary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Tickner
The
Baptist Church
Tickner
City Finances Report Shows Quarterly Warrants and Deficit
City Clerk H. B. Doust presents the quarterly financial statement ending July 1. Warrants issued for April, May, and June total 17 985 16 with 13 475.16 from preceding quarter, creating overall warrants of 24 164.82. Fixed six month expenses total 6 397 25, with increases for fire, water, and light. Estimated income 29 407 leaves a deficit of 1 155 07.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Doust
H. B. Dovay
Doctor Helker Clinician in Clogg Building Ad
Dr E P Helker physician and surgeon located in Clogg building offers prompt city and country calls with office and residence phone numbers provided. Northern Pacific announces a special inducement one fare rate to Westport this season, aimed at expanding travel to the area. Flour Consumers urged to try Yakima Best flour, same price as competitors, available from grocers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Helker
Northern Pacific
Westport
Yakima
Keene for Diamonds and Coffin Bros Bargains
Local ads promote Keene for diamonds and Coffin Bros. offer buggies harnesses and mowers at low prices with a guarantee. Yakima Best and Puritan flour now at one price while stocks last. A stray Jersey heifer is reported. Hack buggy wagon sales push from Fish Bros. and a short clothing clearance for boys ages 4 to 18 at 50 cents on the dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish Bros
Coffin Bros
Keene’s
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Durfee
Miss Maude Vivian
County C. E
Florence Merritt
Academy
Anna Day
Etna Woodcock
Endeavor Society
Natchez
C. E. Society
Nob Hill
Yakima Bakery and Confectionery
John Mechtel
Harry Roberts
Mercer
Hill
Parker
L. F. Thompson
Cosmopolis
Ruby Marble
W. H. Marble
Dillie Rote
Enola Carter
Jessie Williams
Jack Thomas
Frank Rote
Monett
P. J. Flint
J. D. Nichols
Satas
Joy Lichty
Mabton
George Holloway
Joe Paul
Siop
T. C. Williams
Alice
A. G. Fleming
John Allen
Outlook
J. B. George
Vetter
H. Randolph
McGuire
O. S. Steward
G. W. Merrill
Ohio
G. W. Reese
Powell Hartig
Simcoe
Lloyd Campbell
Mr. Banks
Harry Tracy
Parker Bottom
Stella Waters
Ivy Jellison
New Mining Company
Samnysie
Sunnyside Valley
Sunnyside Canal
Northern Pacific Railroad
Washington Irrigation Co
Hi. B. Scudder
North Yakima, Wash
Ladies’ Oxfords
Oxfords
Vici
Kohls Shoe Company
Yakima Avenue
Church Notes
Melchisedec
Rev. J. Gihring
Epworth League
M. E. Church
Miss Larsch
India
J. H. Wood
M. E
W. V. Baker
John Wanamaker
Ira D. Sankey
United States
England
Keene
Paris Green
Stone’s
Daily Mail
Yakima Stables
N. Front St
H. L Tucker
Proprietor
Tamhlico
Cowyche
Cowychee
Wenus
Wenas
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