A Moral Tale On Subscriptions And Wasted Wealth
A reader notes a tale about a man who avoids subscribing to his home paper while overindulging in foreign copies. A chain of mishaps follows as the man’s bees, fence, cow, churn, teeth, carpet, clothes, and family life are disrupted, illustrating a moral about frugality and priorities. The piece then shifts to commentary on gun ownership and violence, urging enforcement of laws against concealed weapons. It also includes local notices about upcoming sermons, catalog promotions, and a note on Miss Lena Clancey’s return to Tacoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.e
Walla Walla
Commonwealth
Dalles Chronicle
Knights of Columbus Initiate 34 Men at Yakima Event
Yakima council of the Knights of Columbus initiated 34 men in first second and third degree rites assisted by visiting knights. J H Lynch led the first degree, FE J Walsh the second, and J W Kane Seattle Council oversaw the third. A banquet followed at Wisconsin hall with toasts to guests the knights and the ladies who organized the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Knights of Columbus
Order
W. H. Dunphy
Walla Walla
J. H. Lynch
FE. J. Walsh
Tacoma
J. W. Kane
Seattle
Mr. Kane
Dr. Buckley
Wm. Michel
C. F. Meisinger
J. F. Gray
Kane
Wisconsin Hall
Altar Society
Phil A. Ditter
Yakima Connell
J. H. Kane
J. J. Noethe
G. K
Bellingham
BE. J. Walsh
J.P. O'Brien
Spokane
R. A. McArthur
Yakima Council
P. J. Prein
E. J. Furlong
Joseph G. Heim
Matt Bartholet
J. H. Reaume
Thos
Tetran
C. J. Lyneh
Geo. Arrowsmith
C. R. Donovan
Mr. Michel
Mr. Kent
J. H. Lyneh
Weighed and Found Wanting in a Moral Parable
A narrative features Brother Good returning home and seeking a heavenly welcome. Peter the gatekeeper questions his neglect of family education and finances, warning that his wife and children face hardship. Good contemplates his lax choices and contemplates insurance as a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brother Good
Golden Gate
Peter
Good
Missouri
Brother John
Everett
Local notes and social items from Yakima area
Walter E Watkins and Ivan M Macy among Yakima agents in state listings. Miss Ethel Cale visiting Seattle relatives. Dr T E Webb and Mrs Ruth Cook wed in Seattle last Friday. Prof J H Whitely of Whitworth hosted by A B Cline in Tacoma. Rev Vail heads to Sound for summer. Miss Cora Glover to University of Washington summer term. W K Badger heads to Vancouver for G A R camp, then Portland. G A R encampment in Vancouver this week. Library commission meets this evening to plan library building. Carl Humes took civil service exams in Seattle. Miss Minnie Ward and Miss Nellie Lacy return from Seattle and Tacoma vacation. Prof J L Willett and Miss Carrie Morgan to wed at bride's sister's home on North Moxee avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Cale
Seattle
T. E. Webb
Ruth Cook
A. B. Cline
J. H. Whitely
Whitworth College
Tacoma
Rev. Vail
the Sound
Cora Glover
University of Washington
W. K. Badger
Vancouver
Portland
Bull
Wm. Linse
Library Commission
Carl Humes
Civil Service Commission For
Arid Land Department
Minnie Ward
Nellie Lacy
Calahan
J. L. Willett
Summit View
Carrie Morgan
Frank Jordan
Moxee Avenue
Granger Land Company offers lots July 1 1905 Granger WA
In Granger Washington a new town site sits on an elevated plateau near the Yakima river where the Sunnyside branch of the Northern Pacific Railway will enter the Sunnyside district. The area promises irrigation potential and business openings with incentives for substantial buildings. For details contact Granger Land Company Zillah Washington. Also notices mention $16 men’s suits on sale for $9.85 at Coffin Bros and committee meetings moved to E G Peck’s private offices free of charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima River
Sunnyside
Northern Pacific Railway
Granger Land Company
Zillah
Washington
Wedding Solenized by Justice of the Peace Taggard
Morning services at Congregational church resume as usual. Ed Carpenter of the First National Bank vacations and gives exposition. George Kennedy and Miss Mary McDonald wed, Justice of the Peace Taggard officiating Monday. Lloyd Bragg suffers severe foot pain from a splinter. surgery to remove the cause unsuccessful. For sale a well improved three acre tract near power plant. H. B. Doust elected VP of State Assurance association in Seattle. A. S. Congdon hosts F. M. House and party in Mr House's private car. Woman's Foreign Missionary Society hosts tea at Dr and Mrs Rosser's. Millinery sales attract attention. hats from $1 to $2. Judge Edward Whitson visits from Spokane. banquet in Walla Walla. Early fall stock planned. Mrs. G. W. Cary promises summer hats at half price. We are buying hay. Special rates East. National Society Christian Endeavor in Baltimore. National Educational Association in Asbury Park. Grand Lodge Elks in Buffalo. Tickets valid 90 days with return stopover. M. S. Meeks, Ag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Carpenter
First National Bank
George Kennedy
Mary McDonald
Justice of the Peace Taggard
A. S. Congdon
Nob Hill
F. M. House
Duluth and Iron Mountain Railroad
House
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Rosser
South Sixth Street
National Society Christian Endeavor
Baltimore
M. D
National Educational Association
Asbury Park
N. J
Grand Lodge Elks
Buffalo
N. Y
M. S
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Yakima Herald
Yakima Herald Publishing Co
North
Geo. N. Tuesley
Usiness Manager
Hayden
Peck
H. H. Schott & Co
BE. G. Peck
Lena Clancey
Edward Whitson
Carl A. Jensen
Third District
Clark and Buchanan
Messrs
Clark
Buchanan
Judge Rigg
Superior Court
Engels
Frank A. Smith & Co
North Yakima, Wash
Park Theatre
Weel
Orpheum Stock Co
Womeny
California
Sis
Kate Kearney
Nagler
Orpheum Theatre
Walter E. Watkins
Ivan M. Macy Herbert FE. Smith
Nephi L. Cotton
Will Everett
Ditter Building
Yakima Valley
North Yakima
Prosser
Coffin Bros
E. G. Peck
Lot
Congress
Patent Colt
Vici
Milwaukee
Boston
Congregational Church
Lloyd Bragg
J. T. Bragg
Young Orchard
Ira Hall
H. B. Doust
State Assurance Association
H. H. Schott Co
G. W. Cary
STRA
Marsh & Arnold
Clothiers
Yakima Avenue
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