Local Round-Up highlights from Mabton to Toppenish
Mabton visitor L C Cody notes Sunday visit to North Yakima. Dr Fletcher moves into Felton house purchased last week. Mrs Walter Reed and Mrs Smith return from Cle Elum. House租 sought to rent. C H McCoy sells west Yakima avenue property for 700 dollars to L O Janeck. Bartlett Foote ships sixteen tons of potatoes to Klondike. Est adults travel to Walla Walla and Spokane for events. Commencement week features Field day, cadets picnic, and graduation at Larson's theatre. Toppenish Hotel reopened under Newell and Sargent. Resler named manager. J W Wasson returns from Seattle as Armour salesman. artesian well drilling near White Bluffs at 400 feet.
Memorial Day Observed in North Yakima with Services and Parade
Memorial Day in North Yakima drew large crowds. Mead post and relief corps conducted cemetery services at 10 a.m. with flowers adorning graves. A 1:30 p.m. parade from I C C F hall to the armory featured Nagler's band, Mead post, relief corps ladies, and children. Rev H M Bartlett delivered the oration with choral music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Mead Post
Relief Corps
I. C.C. F. Hall
Armory
Nagler
Company C
Ladies of the Relief Corps
H. M. Bartlett
Season Late Says Forest Rangers From Rainier Reserve
Rangers Henry Sedge and Frank Dice report a late season due to heavier Cascades snow. They note good grazing at headwaters of the Cowyche, Ahtanum and Tietan rivers and expect snow melt will lag one to two weeks.
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Henry Sedge
Frank Dice
Rainier Forest Reserve
Cascades
Tietan
Tax Payments Show Strong County Financial Health
Last Saturday was final day to pay taxes to avoid delinquency and 15 percent interest. During the week $15 000 entered the treasury, and $5 000 was paid on Saturday. The treasurer calls this the best showing ever for the county and a sign of good finances. Taxes for 1901 are nearly all paid, though some delinquency certificates will be issued.
Nettie Jewell Weds William Thede At Home Ceremony
At the home of the bride's parents Mr and Mrs George Jewell 708 North Second street Miss Nettie E Jewell married William H Thede on Sunday June 1 1902 in a ceremony performed by Rev H P James with a small circle of invited friends present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jewell
North Second Street
Nettie E. Jewell
William H. Thede
H. P. James
Pierce Shaw wedding at Mrs Shaw's home
Miss Mary E Shaw and George E Pierce wed at the bride's mother Mrs Shaw on South Second Street Tuesday evening May 27 1902 Rev H M Bartlett officiated. Only a few friends attended and the couple reside now at Mrs Shaw's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary FE. Shaw
George E Pierce
Mrs. Shaw
South Second Street
H. M. Bartlett
Mrs. Pierce
Wanted Young Men to Join the United States Navy
A Spokane Outburst laments recruiting signs in post offices urging healthy young men to join the navy. The author argues against removing productive workers from civilian life and jokes about recruiting criminals or outdated professionals, urging alternative uses of convicts and criticizing militarization.
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United States Navy
Navy
Spokane
Ice Plant Plans Promoted by East Promoters
W. H. Scott, new resident from Illinois, is promoting an ice and cold storage plant with organizers from the east. No definite actions taken yet. Scott planned to travel east last week to purchase machinery but delayed due to changes in field lay.
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W. H. Scott
Illinois
Finest in the city Jackson’s parlors on Yakima avenue
A local barber and salon advertises shaving and hair cutting services on Yakima avenue. The shop features shampoos and baths with special attention to children's hair cutting, highlighting a family friendly offer.
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Jackson
Yakima Avenue
Health lessons and patent remedies in local ads
A collection of early 20th century health ads touts Foley's Kidney Cure for kidney and bladder disease, Meyers pumps, and Nasal Catarrh remedies. Ely's Cream Balm and Ely's Liquid Cream Balm promise nasal relief with trial offers and mail order options. Local druggists and merchants promote these treatments with brief notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
North Yakima
A. D
Sloan
Ely
Ely’s
Also Mentioned on This Page
Xtracts
YAI Wholesale
Kima Tea Company
L. C. Cody
Mabton
the Police Department
Dr. Fletcher
Felton House
Walter Reed
Smith
C. H. McCoy
L. O. Janeck
Bartlett-Foote Company
Klondike
E. E. Kelso
Walla Walla
Mr. Kelso
Fournier
M. FE. Robinson
Here
Mr. Penner
Jones & Guthrie
Odd Fellows
Coffin Bros
Cadwell Block
Prosser
W. W. Felton
Milroy Addition
Nob Hill
E. E. Hegg
Seattle
Ellensburg Normal
Larson’s
Toppenish
Messrs. Chas. Newell
Ashe Sargent
A.D. Resler
J. W. Wasson
Armour Packing Company
Yakima Valley
F. E. Derringhoff
Moxee
B. Waring
White Bluffs
Columbia
Albert Jolley
Mr Jolley
J. S. Cotton
Yakima Hills
Albert E. Lee
Charity A. Rexford
John G. Harris
Maggie A. Squier
M. E. Church
Greene Merchantile Co
Thomas Black
John Black
R. McMillan
Bridgewater
James A. Tate
M. E
S. H. Mason
Cleveland
Wash
Mrs. Mason
David Walters
Frank Jackson
Ellensburg
W. L. Lemon
San Francisco
G. Macl. Richards
Sloan’s Drug Store
Thede Jewell
Pierce-Shaw
Mitchell
Wyman & Fraser
Meyers
Spalding League
North Second St
S. Arendt
Mgr
T. R. Fisher
A.B. Pearson
Miller
Grocer
North
N. B
Mulhollan
Grocers
North Yakima Furniture Co
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