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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1905
Page
3
Rev A F Hawk, chosen by the Methodist congress to join the Booth funeral committee, stayed over in The Dalles area and departs for Spokane tonight. His death shock hit Rev Hawk hard as Booth’s close colleague in the conference.
A Quebec mother reports relief from nausea and illness after using Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Medical Discovery. She credits the medicines with enabling a healthy recovery and urges others to consult Dr. Pierce by letter for chronic conditions.
A vintage rail promotion touts the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul system with luxury sleepers and superior service including larger berths and all sleeping and dining cars. It notes block signaling, connections at Union Depots, and lists H B Rowe as general agent in Portland Oregon. Also includes assorted local ads for farm equipment clothing stamps and real estate in Vancouver Washington.
A. R. Bass of Morgantown Indiana suffered severe back and kidney pains waking ten to twelve times nightly. He used Foley Kidney Cure and reports cure through North Yakima Drug Store A. D. Sioan proprietor.
City news lists numerous residents and visitors at sound points and cities. Travelers include J C Frawley, H E Mitchell, F B Robertson, Jas H Fraser, Cora Hill, E W Dooley, A Schindeler, Wm Keuhn, Nelson Rich, D E Lesh, M S Scudder, Richmond and Miles City business ties. Many depart for Seattle, Portland, Victoria B C, and Alaska with short stays at Ellensburg and Tacoma. Socials mention Bishop Wells preaching, services at Christian church, and camping trips to the Nile valley.
Mrs. McCristal and Mrs. Clark of Utah left for Green River hot springs after visiting Spokane residents. L Ballinger pleads guilty to a state game law violation and pays a fine. Miss Lina Hill returns to Clarkston after a stay with Miss Maude Colton. Frank Vetter files for bankruptcy with liabilities at 1050 and assets at 2000. Mrs. W. L. Wright travels to Portland for the fruit exhibit. Ed and friends plan a Ketan basin camping trip. City banks will close at 3 pm daily to allow accountants to finish end-of-day work.
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