Lights and Sidelights From Yakima City News
Local notes from Ellensburg to Yakima City cover visitors guests and social events. Mrs J J Suver and Mrs C W Suver stay at Hotel Bartholet while J Mulhollan arrives from Chesaw for mining interests. Mrs Cary promotes a trimmed hat sale at $1.00. Numerous church meetings, a lawn social, and Mennonite mission events are announced with times and venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Suver
C. W. Suver
Ellensburg
Bartholet
Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
W. D. Walker
Natchez Ave
Old Congregational Church
Spokane
W. M. Watt
Gertrude Sinclair
Miss Milner
Lottie Shelley
Presbyterian Church
Miss Lum
Congregational Church
Otis Fry
Miss Forbes
Christian Church
Eva Matterson
Jas. Courtwright
Yakima City
White Swan Indians to Parade in Seattle Fourth
Seattle secures Chief White Swan's Wild West show from the Yakima reservation for July 4. Dr. L M Slocum arranged terms for 40 to 60 Indians with ponies tepees and camp gear to travel on July 2 from Toppenish or North Yakima for expenses and daily pay of 2 per person White Swan and Charley Wesley to receive 100. Seattle estimates a 1600 cost with a bond for safe return. Agent Lynch weighing approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Uncle Sam
Yakima
Chief White Swan
L. M. Slocum
Lynch
Toppenish
North Yakima
Dr. Slocum
White Swan
Charley Wesley
Witness vanishes as trial continues and a Montana thief pleads guilty
The principal witness against Frank Williams disappeared during a lengthy motion for continuance. John Bayless, known as the Montana Kid, changed his plea from not guilty to guilty for robbing R J Curry’s tailor shop and will return to court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Williams
John Bayless
Montana
R.J. Curry
Superior Court Notes and Local Trials
The state case against Chas Conway for stealing several sheep is continued due to absent defense witnesses. In the Donald McDonald estate matter Judge Davidson heard arguments from Joseph Preece as administrator for American heirs and K W Dunlop for Scottish heirs. The A J Shaw case with Josephine Lillie was settled out of court. The McCormick Harvesting Co faces debt-related grain seizure. settlement of costs expected. Barnett pleads guilty to raping Bertha Burne near Tampico and may seek marriage to avoid prison if consent given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Conway
Donald McDonald
Davidson
Joseph Preece
K. W. Dunlop
Scotland
Josephine Lillie
A. J. Shaw
Also Mentioned on This Page
International Stock Food
Yellow Drug Store
L. O. Janeck
Herald
Washington
J. Mulhollan
Andy Mulhollan
Chesaw
B. C
Alice Benton
Pullman
New York
F.C. Hall
Second Street
Tacoma
George Jacobs
Oliver
Woman’s Relief Corps
Mike Burghatta
Yakima Hardware Co
Dr. Wells
Alexander McAllister
Edith E. Coy
H. M. Bartlett
McAllister
Matt Nooner
Court House
Sindall
J. M. Baxter
Elgin
Bruce Milroy
J. H. Needham
Tuk Heraup
H. H. Joy
Keokuk
Iowa
Hawkeye State
A. L. Diller
Sound
West Side
A. B. Hall
Yakima County
George J. Gervais
James and
A. W. Tigard
Harry Roberts
Cameron Bros
S. Huntington & Co
Eva Smith
Moscow
Idaho
Grace Shannon
Nob. Hill
Mrs. Kleinsmith
Yakima Bottling Works
Kleise& Bond
Paris
A. D. Sloan
First Street
North
Drug Store
Brown
Akin
Wes On
Indians
His
Braves
The
Queen City
Yakima Ave
Frank Nagler
Reis Bros’ Fine Pipes
Great Cyclone Minstrels
Larson's Theatre
Larson
Cyclone Minstrels
George Graham
Nagler
Chestnut
Yakima Avenue
Second
Briggs & Dam’s
Coffin Bros
Selah and
Rosa
Jersey
McCormick
A. W. Schwartze
A. A. McDermid
Nob Hill
A. Sampson
L. B. Rinehart
Wonder Store
Bill McKinley
A. L. Harrison
Superior Court Notes
Columbia Market
Columbia Meat Market
H. J.zrand
Propr
Yakima Markets
Timothy and Clover
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