Community Notes From Ahtanum County
Miss Mayme Ward is home again Mrs Erchenbrack has been very sick John Wiley through carelessness lost a fine yearling last Wednesday Miss Florence Burr and Mrs Yale visited friends at Toppenish last week Mrs James Wiley from North Yakima is spending a few days with relatives Mr Burr is putting up a fine big barn and building an addition to his house Mr Taylor who has bought out Joe Morrisons store contemplates carrying a well assorted stock of all lines of goods Mrs Banning is nursing Miss Coney the young girl who attempted death by own action one day last week Miss Couey is recovering
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Burr
Mr. Taylor
Joe Morrison
Mrs. Banning
Miss Coney
Miss Couey
E. W. Dooly
Leeds
W. Larson
Abbie Jordan
Cooperstown
North Dakota
Messrs
Larson
Jordan
Will Dooly
P. Conrad
Mr. Dooly
Jos. Stephenson
W. F. Jones
Jack Roberts
A. J. McDaniel
North
Yakima
R. N. Harrison
B. McConnell
Second St
Hekalp
Local School Notes and Community Visits
Mrs Will Dodds was on the sick list last week. Miss Edith Avery of Seattle visits her sister Mrs Geo Grist. John Bowers, Parker ranch, visited family over Sunday. Oscar Dillon had a heart palpitation Sunday but recovered. Clarence Bryan from Hoquiam visited Geo Jacobs family. Mrs Mel Chandler underwent a complicated hospital operation in North Yakima Friday and is recovering under Dr Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Avery
Seattle
Geo. Grist
John Bowers
Parker
Oscar Dillon
Clarence Bryan
Hoquiam
Geo. Jacobs and
Mel Chandler
North Yakima
Baker
Children’s Day Observed at Prosser Church Event
A Prosser M E church event marked a children’s day at an church gathering. A daughter was born June 11 to Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Creason and both mother and child are doing well. Georgie Ellis, son of George Ellis formerly of North Yakima, broke his arm near the wrist on the 7th in a fall while playing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prosser
M. E. Church
C. D. Creason
Georgie Ellis
George Ellis
North Yakima
Miss Nellie Adams Expected Home From Ellensburg Normal
Yakima City reports a lively school election with three tickets and seventy votes. Chas. Lee won a three year director term, James Courtwright two years, Mr. Wintere one year, and Mrs. Inez C. Lee was elected clerk. A Ladies Aid benefit social is planned at the school Friday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Adams
Ellensburg Normal School
Yakima City
Chas. Lee
Jas. Courtwright
Wintere
Inez C. Lee
Evening program funds benefit resident pastor
The receipts of the evening will be devoted to the resident pastor who, due to ill health, has had to give up his ministry. An attractive program is planned with participants including Miss Carpenter Miss Barnett Miss Butler of Yakima City Miss Druse Miss Ross J R Schwartze and Prof Roush of North Yakima. Refreshments will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Barnett
Butler
Yakima City
Druse
Ross
J. R. Schwartze
Prof
Roush
North Yakima
Sunnyside Notes and Local Happenings
Community updates include expansion of a Sixth Street shop, a new church site on lot 4 block A, and the Globe hotel opening by Mr. Cady. Notables visit Sunnyside, including Hon. E F Blaine and an irrigation folder project, while typhoid cases and road district orders on thistle destruction are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Blaine
Seattle
Washington Irrigation Company
North Yakima visitors cite insurance and bridge plans
T W Clark of North Yakima visited last week to discuss fire insurance and hedge fences. Lumber has arrived for a new bridge across Snipe's lateral a mile south of the older one. Frank Winsor and son plan to return from California to occupy their leased home. Fred Stone injured a foot while helping move the ferry and can work on his new house. Bernie and daughter, long ill with typhoid, are now out of danger after Dr. Harvey's treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snipe
Frank Winsor
California
Mr. Winsor
Fred Stone
Bernie
Harvey
Sunnyside
Grand picnic planned near Moxee bridge for French patrons
Invitations go out for a June 25 picnic commemorating St John with grounds near Joe Richartz's place north of Moxee bridge. Arrangements led by 8S. Bergeran include large tables, a dancing platform and other sports for a larger gathering than ever before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John
Joe Richartz
Moxee Bridge
Bergeran
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yakima Mill Co
Ahtanum
Miss Mayme Ward
John Wiley
Florence Burr
Yale
Toppenish
James Wiley
Will Dodds
Ladies’ Aid Society
Livesley
Johnson
Mr. Littlefield
Nebraska
M. D. Clark
John Thompson
W. H. Cline
Emory Thompson
Ethel Yakey
George Vetter
S. W. Smith
Montana
D. B. Eby
Indiana
Ladies’ Guild of
R. L. Vandermark
Globe Hotel
Cady
S. J. Harrison
Oman
Gladys Stowe
Madton
S. H. Miller
Miller Freeman
Ranch and Range
McCormick
A. W. Schwartze
Parker and
Neighborhood
Fred Thompson
L. E. Lawrance
Zillah
Snonyside
L. L. Higgins
Mesdames Boose
Vandermark
Stobie
D. A. Hoag
Mrs. Harrison
Spokane
Vestal Snyder
J. R. Schwartze’s
Nob’ Hill
Metcalf’s
Herbert H. Joy
Tacoma
Sunnysion
Sunnyside Camp
Rufus D. Young
James Henderson
Stanley Coffin
East
Chas, Wenner
Chicago
Wilfred Riel
J. J. Macdonald
Portland
Mrs. Macdonald
North Beach
Col. Walker
Lower County
Marshall Scudder
Yakima Reservation
Lynch
J. L. Banks
Scott
Nicholas McCoy
Okanogan
Oregon
Outlook
T. W. Clark
Mary N. Masters
H. J. Snively
W. EK. Masters
Pierce County
Masters
W. L. Masterson
Yakima County
Union Gap
Mesdames Englehart
Conolly
Henton
Bartholet
McDonald
Richards
Rohrer
Howlett
Thomas
Messrs. Lemon
Richardson
Wallace
A. C. Coburn
Schott
Erwin
Dills
Bert Coburn
Women’s Relief Corps
Ellensburg
Mesdames Oliver
Henderson
Dodge
Allen, Lovell
Jacobs
Farmer
Coombs
Haines
Isaac Pincus & Son
A. D. Eglin
George Fields
Catherine Lynch
W. M. Eglin
Henry Knox
Coffin Bros
Fred Bucholtz
R. D. Young and Son, of
City
Mes. A. Douglas
Kershaw
Yakima Avenue
Columbia Market
Columbia Meat Market
H. J. Rand
Propr
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