Cherries Ripen as Asa Grove Sickness Ebb
Outlook notes cherries ripening while Asa Grove is on the sick list this week. W. H. Norman's packing house nears completion, signaling growing local industry.
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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1901
Page
2
Outlook notes cherries ripening while Asa Grove is on the sick list this week. W. H. Norman's packing house nears completion, signaling growing local industry.
The Wenas boys will organize a base ball nine. Venus celebration program lists baseball at 9 30 a m and 10 a m exercises with music recitations the Declaration and an oration. Afternoon events include races a pig catching prize and various jumping events with free lunch at noon.
SUNNYSIDE reports a busy week with school closures, social visits from Spokane and North Yakima, a cow loss, a horse injury, a wedding, and real estate rentals. Local clergy announces a June 16 sermon at the schoolhouse. several residents travel, rent property, or plan sales while others cut hay.
Grandma Larkins died at her daughter Mrs. W R Brown home on Wednesday and was buried Friday. Frank Winson and family return after four years in California. Ladies auxiliary hosted a birthday party with piano solos recitations and songs. refreshments and gifts. Parsonage receives a coat of paint. Sunnyside readers urged to notice Dr long as needed and to call early.
Mr Patterson and family of Wenatchee visited Mrs Ziff and Mrs Patterson's sister. The Sunday school hosted a children day program last Sunday with large attendance and successful exercises. A big sale at the Wonder starts May 25 for 30 days offering all items at gold prices including millinery and women’s wear.
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