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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1903
Page
4
Busy haying season and home improvements mark a regional roundup. Reports include new kitchen addition by H Keller, a gate by Fred Sauve, and livestock losses from a recent storm. Water shortages linger on the Highland ditch while Yakima River high water recedes allowing smoother bridge crossings with loads.
Wapato items report Carl Bannaster's farewell dance before his Alaska departure. Wapato visitor counts were noted with a day-long visit last week. Kinney, Maxwell, and Granger left for the Sound on Monday. Elmer and Fred Bainter hosted a dance at the E W Bainter residence.
T G Still returns from Oregon. S J Harrison comes back from Portland. Mr and Mrs C E Woods spend days on the Sound. Miss Poole of Ellensburg visits Miss Elsie George. E J Young returns from Spokane. T Reese arrives to settle here. Preparations for Fourth of July celebration progress. H Randolph from Toppenish visits family. Mrs E J Webber and daughter visit Clinton Webber. Miss Carrie Young returns to North Yakima after two weeks here. J W Young of North Yakima visits Sunnyside guests of Mrs O J Steward. Elsie George hosts a young party for Misses Young and Poole. Mrs Ira Boutelle welcomes Michigan visitors for the summer. Entertainment Friday night praised. Rev James Cheal returns home after week with W J Cline.
Miss Cora Dillon and Miss Maud Phiefer listed as sick. Dick Dillon injured playing baseball. Yakima City beat Cowychee 15 to 4. Frank Hunter promoted from local NP cashier to Spokane general agent with a $400 raise and new up town office. Buyers Home real estate at 16 North Venus Ave offers listings and service. Piano tuner H W Hoffman offers tuned pianos with references and repair.
Come in and enjoy a full line of violins guitars and musical goods at our store featuring a wide selection and friendly service.
Carriage trimmer A. T. Darpy offers tops and cushions repair with in stock trimmings. Coffin Bros advertises Ladies Ultra low shoes at two fifty and stylish footwear in North Yakima. Also promotes Yakima Mineral water lemonade at drug stores and pop stands while contracting for hay.
A baby girl was born on Monday June 22 1903 to Mr and Mrs R E Frayne of 709 North Fourth Street. The event is noted amid local community pride as a new addition to the Frayne household.
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