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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1902
Page
3
Railways Rise as Yakima Sees Bright Future
Senator Foster recommends Carey Stewart for supervisor of Mount Rainier forest reserve in Pierce county. Frank Farquhar resigns as city editor and is replaced by W A Erwin from Seattle’s New York Life office. A proposed railway from Yakima through the valley to Sunnyside is gaining support with a $20,000 goal, led by a $1000 donor, signaling lines up Ahtanum and Natchez valleys and a promising city future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Carey W. Stewart
Pierce County
Mount Rainier Forest Reserve
Frank
Farquhar
Tae Herato
W. A. Erwin
New York Life Insurance Company
Seattle
Erwin
Sunnyside
Ahtanum
Natchez
Yakima
Improvement Club of Ellensburg Leads Park Beautification
The Improvement Club of Ellensburg organized a drive to beautify a block intended for park purposes. The women’s public spirited effort aims to inspire western towns to plant and ornament areas where nature is barren, advocating artificial ornamentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Improvement Club
Ellensburg
Women Clubs Spark City Beautification Across Regions
The passage praises women clubs in eastern cities for transforming unsightly areas into beautified public spaces. It notes improvements to public thoroughfares seats drinking fountains and other amenities accomplished with civic pride. It urges business leaders to support clubs and public spirited efforts.
Appeal to Join the Union for Fruit Growers
Norton Yakima June 23 2002 Ephorn Hirato urges fruit growers to attend the Yakima County Horticultural union meeting at Yakima City Hall Saturday June 28 at 2 PM. The union has a new constitution and by laws with many members and promises prosperity through organization. Ortanno Beck signs the appeal stressing unity and financial security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norton Yakima
Ephorn Hirato
Yakima County Horticultural Union
Ortanno Beck
Guilty Plea in Robbery Case Before Justice Taggard
Wiley McGinnis pleaded guilty to stealing from Daniel E. Goodwin in a theft around the 14th. He took tents robes and other items from a wagon, sold some, was arrested at Roslyn, and brought in by Deputy Leach. He was fined 75 dollars plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley McGinnis
J. A. Taggard
Daniel E. Goodwin
Marriages in Sunnyside Reach Quiet Ceremonies
Col. A C Walker and Mrs Alice Douglas McElvie of Zillah wed Sunday at the Cameron home with the Cameron family present. F H McCoy and Miss May Bass married Tuesday evening by Rev J W Johnson in Sunnyside with close relatives and a few friends. The Bass bride is Sunnyside’s daughter and the groom, a Sunnyside real estate agent, now settles in the Randolph building pending their own home from W B Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
A. C. Walker
Alice Douglas McElvie
Zillah
J. Cameron
J. M. Thompson
Cameron
Randolph
W. Smith
Sunnyside Sun
Death of Matt Lacy Recalls Pioneer Journey to California
John Lacy writes from Scott's Bluffs Nebraska that Matt Lacy died June 14 1902 after a long illness. Born October 6 1832 in Christian county Kentucky he crossed the plains by ox team in 1852 to California. He later lived in Texas and the Yakima country before returning to Scott's Bluff where he passed away. He was a well known figure in the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lacy
Scott’s Bluffs
Neb
Matt Lacy
Bright
Christian County
Kentucky
Plains
California
Texas
Yakima
Scott’s Bluff
Lacy
Church Notes and Meeting Messages
Evangelical Lutheran services move to Adventist church. Rev J J Tickner new Baptist pastor preaches next Sunday morning and evening with texts I have taken off my coat how shall I put it on and What God Forgets. Methodist Sunday school marks Children's Day next Sunday evening with exercises. Sun day school members asked to attend Friday rehearsal. Eastern Washington and Northern Idaho missionary jurisdiction convocation at Episcopal church this week with arrivals Rev Horn and Miss Horn Clarkston Rev Smith and McCorkey Lewiston Grove Wallace Rev Bowne Palouse Revs Ewens Bull Spokane Rev Roots Chelan Rev Lockwood Ellensburg Rev Morgan Roslyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Tickner
the Baptist Church
Methodist Sunday School
Washington
Northern Idaho
Episcopal Church
Mr. Horn
Miss Horn
Clarkston
Wash
Smith and McCorkey
Lewiston
Grove
Wallace
Idaho
Bowne
Palouse
Ewens
Bull
Spokane
Roots
Chelan
Lockwood
Ellensburg
Morgan
Roslyn
Local residents farewells and travels amid seasonal moves
Prof F H Plumb returns from Ballard Sunday night. Deputy Leach takes Ellis Diamond of Zillah and a Russian to Medical Lake. Sebastian Crouse returns to Peoria Ill after two weeks with son Charles. Mr and Mrs Thomas Mitchel and son depart BC for Seattle summer stay. Mrs Ella Stair to visit Hawaiian Islands sister Carter then resume High school duties. Floyd Hatfield returns from Spokane, plans summer stay. Three marriage licenses issued by Auditor Kelso: Walker with Alice McKelvie, Terrill with Inez Headlee, Ebersol with A Luella Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leach
Ellis Diamond
Zillah
Medical Lake
Ella Stair
Carter
Hawaiian Islands
Kelso
A. C. Walker
Alice D. McKelvie
F. A. Terrill
Inez Headlee
D. A. Ebersol
A. Luella Miller
Ladies learn dress cutting and tailoring with medalists
Mesdames Voorhes and Francis offer free lessons to teach the system that won gold at the Paris and Buffalo Expositions. Call at their Ditter block parlors for details as new court filings list divorces and writs of restitution and local notices encourage employment with railroad work at 3.75 per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Voorhes & Francis
Goldendale
A. L. Anderson
Washington
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Bridge & Beach
Yakima County
Board of Education
S. A. Diexry
Boston
Stewart & Ter
E. P. Heliker
Tacoma
Clegg Building
Walker—McElvie
Church Notes
F. H. Plumb
Ballard
Sebastian Crouse
Peoria
Charles Crouse
Thomas Mitchel and Son
British Columbia
Floyd Hatfield
Business College
Sam
Oliver
Orra J. Oliver
St. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Co
Ed. Mudd
N. D
Harry Elwood
Ira Krutz
North Yakima
L. Splawn
J. C.lloyd and
Wesley Jones
P. H. Schnebly and Sons
Dorsey and
Fred
F. D. Schnebl
Rocky Mountains
D. E. Lesh
Portland
Studebaker
Schorn’s Paint Store
Depot
Chestnut Street
Front
Paris
Coffin Bros
Osborne
Childrens’s
Men’s Oxfords
Ditter Bros
Yakima Avenue
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