Local Notes Highlight Moves and Socials Across Yakima
Miss Bertie Moore leaves for Jackson Minnesota while Fred Schott family returns from Seattle. Royal Shaw to play ball on a Sound team after UW studies. W R C hosts a social at 307 South Fourth Street on June 12. Louisa Scheoud dies age 77 in Selah valley. funeral at Tahoma cemetery. Clay Williams and Alice Parsons wed with Justice Taggard officiating. Otto Nelson and Ethlyn Chamberlain marry in Tacoma. W C T U bouquets delivered to hospital for Flower Mission Day. Brewery construction near completion with July market start and 100000 expenditure. Various locals travel, visit, or celebrate, with church, school, and university ties. Millinery sale at H H Schott Co offers half-price deals.
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Bertie Moore
Jackson
Minn
Fred Schott
Seattle
Donovan
Tacoma
Royal Shaw
University of Washington
J. W. Dean
South Fourth Street
Louisa Scheoud
Selah Valley
Tahoma Cemetery
H. P. Barrett
Council Bluffs
Iowa
W. W. Robertson
Clay Williams
Alice Parsons
J. A. Taggard
Wenus Valley
Otto Nelson
Jones & Gandy
Ethlyn Chamberlain
Howsen
C. J. Holmes
Spokane
J. Hinman
North First Street
Fred
Christian Church
Dickey
H.J. Rand
Minneapolis
Lester Coffin
Lewiston
Idaho
W. A. Lee
Connell
Phil Ditter
Yakima
South Bend
Cc. L. Glidden
Minnesota
Yakima Commercial Company
Ernest McCulloch
J. B. Burns
Miss Burns
Shirley Parker
Vashon Island
Sound
Prosser
Mabel Frawley
Thomas Frawley
Irvin Bounds
Stanford University
California
City Council Debates Handling Street Improvements
The council discussed whether city workers or contractors should handle road grading curbing and sidewalk projects. A bid for South Second Street sidewalk was 41 1/2 cents per linear foot from Ballinger and Duvall and referred to the street and ditch committee amid concerns of rising contractor prices and bid collusion.
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South Second Street
Ballinger & Duvall
J. Lowe
Rebecca Marsh
Cherry Street
Ranier
McIvor & Daniels
Guy Grafton
Seventh
North Ninth Streets
North Second Street
WCTU Protests City Council Sunday Saloon Closure Action
The Womans Christian Temperance Union denounces the council's Monday vote to rescind and defeat a resolution demanding Sunday closing of saloons and evil resorts. Annie H. Tuesley and Belle L. Barnes lead the protest as committee members. Lost Masonic button with diamond settings seeks liberal reward. For sale purebred Poland China boar at H. L. Res box 2t.
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T. U
Womans’ Christian Temperance Union
Annie H. Tuesley
Belle L. Barnes
Poland
China
H. L
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Saxony
Wayne
Sea Island
Henry H. Schott Company
H. H. Schott Co
Sela’ Avenue
Lane
Linbarger
Thompson
Gamewell
Carl Cox
W. B. Young
Lon Ogel
Olympia Hotel
F. L. Greenough
Commercial Club
Portland
C. A. Marsh
George Vances
H. H. Schott Millinery
State Floral Co
Harry C. Ewart
State Fair Grounds
Deaconess Hospital
Mr. Bowal
J. J. Miller
W. J. Smith
Zillah
Grace Hickok
North Child
Virgie L. Adkinson
C. T. Adkinson
South First Street
Harold Denny
Colorado
Horse Heaven
Northwestern Improvement Co
C. Campbell
C. D. Hessey
Hessey
Campbell
J. P. Houser
Mt. Vernon
C. M. Hauser
J. P. Hauser
Anna Adams
Elizabeth Dethle
Chicago
N. W. Phillips
Hill’s
Employment Agency
North First St
Fire Department
Henry G. Hill
Mgr
Albert Martini
Front ST
The
Annapolis
West Point
United States
Moat Schools
J. W. Phillips
Louisville, Ky