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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1902
Page
10
A small catalog item features a celluloid dressing comb with an attached heavy rope back in assorted colors. The item emphasizes portability and decorative presentation for personal grooming and styling.
Local and personal items note guests such as Miss Malan of Horse Heaven visiting Mrs. Thos Fisher, ties to Green River Hot Springs, and Yakima Mineral Water usage. Mentions include Wesley Beeks bound over on a $750 bond, Roy Ferris from the Sound country, and various business updates in Yakima including drugstore openings and water works work. Immigrants seek locations. trades and employment notices appear, with social events and upcoming marriages and travel plans.
Fred L. Janeck plans to open a new drug store with upscale fixtures tomorrow. The Dudley block addition will double J. J. Macdonald’s floor space, while Miles Cannon arranges for Yakima Valley bank fixtures and Aug. 1 occupancy. The American Fraternal club blends into the Order of Washington. Yakima Fruit Growers' union signs with J. M. Perry to market member crops. W. L. Wright ships 600 boxes of peaches benefiting from centralized handling.
Rev A C Vail joined James P Downs and May Wetzell at the Christian church last Tuesday evening. George Clay and Mrs George Clay attended. At 12 North Fourth Street H A Jones and Cora V Tickner wed with Rev J J Tickner officiating. No invitations were sent. The couples left by morning train for Ellensburg.
A collage of brief notices including travel for business and pleasure. Keene’s watches advertised. various residents and visitors travel to Spokane Victoria B C and the Sound Alaska while others relocate or resume routines. Local services and sales promotions appear from barbering to flour and hardware.
Alvin 8 Burrill married Miss Anna Bullock Thursday evening at the bride’s home near the power house. Rev A L Burrill performed the ceremony in a decorated parlor with close relatives and intimate friends present. A dainty lunch followed and the bride received many pretty and useful presents. Two brothers of the groom missed the train and arrived Friday morning near Ritzville.
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