Local Yakima notices and social happenings across the valley
Yakima area news covers visits by Charles Rodman and other locals, frontier work and business moves, talks of a new sugar plant near Sunnyside, and a Benton county July 4 invitations drive. Social events include Miss Rhoda Cryder’s farewell party with games, dancing, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Cryder
Rhoda Cryder
Irene Lum
Vivian Jones
Mable Burlingame
Coral Doust
Emma Cornwall
Avera Flint
Gretchen Crawford
Alene White
Florence Kinyon
Jessie van Buskirk
Rhoda Burlingame
Lela Hawkins
Daisy Owens
Effie Jones
Charlotte Lum
Yakima Indians for the Fair guests visit by Crowders
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Crowder arrived from Portland for a brief stay to handle legal business. Crowder is employed by the O. R. & N. Co. as superintendent of excursions, coordinating meetings and trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exposition City
Withal
D. L. Crowder
Portland
Willett Morgan Wedding at Jordan Home
Miss Carrie Morgan and Mr J LeRoy Willett wed at the Jordan residence with Rev Alf red K Henry officiating. The ceremony featured an orange blossom arch and a reception with light fare and punch, as Flora Morgan and T Wayneberg assisted the couple. The bride wore a white organdie gown and carried white carnations amid orange blossom decor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred K. Henry
Jordan
Miss Morgan
City News In Brief From Yakima Area
A roundup of short items notes visits by Robert Rey to Mabton and George F. McAuley to Ellensburg, trips by John A. Kingsbury to Prosser for summer settlement, weather-damage to fruit trees, and various local residents traveling or hosting guests. It mentions hospitality events, a daylight robbery warning context, alcohol and tribal issues, plus a health anecdote and local business notices from Yakima Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rey
Mabton
George F. McAuley
Ellensburg
Case
Poe
Summerfield
The
Pines Sewing Machine Company
Sumner
John A. Kingsbury
Seattle
Prosser
Etween
Vivian Engelhart
Johnson
Yakima
J. F. Ryan
Portland
M. G. Hudson
Mise F Rena
Bellwood
Neb
Logan H. Roberts
Eddie Thompson
West Side
Leslie Rosser
David. Rosser
Morris Hill
Ind
Miss Jennings
Jan Argold
Fellows Hall
Dien
Chicago
Sue Lombard
Misa Hurlbut
Miss Scudder
Janie Snively
Ruby Cage
Margerie Moran
Mary Erwin
Alf
Dan Lietz
Cascade Dam
Yakima Valley
Ten Years in Bed Kidney Cure Testimony
R A Gray of Oakville Indiana writes about ten years bedridden with kidney disease. He says nothing helped until Foley's Kidney Cure. he calls it a Godsend. North Yakima Drug Store run by A D Sloan Prop. Also mentions 20 yards of ginghams for a dollar at Coffin Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert R. Watts
Salem
Foley
North Yakima
A. D. Sloan
R. A. Gray
J. P
Oakville
Ind
Foley’s Honey and Tar Praised by Asthma Sufferer
Daniel Rante of Otterville Iowa reports rapid relief from asthma using Foley's Honey and Tar after trying many remedies and medical care in New York and elsewhere. North Yakima Drug Store backs the endorsement. Ivory wood fibre plaster and Scott’s Lumber yard products including Hammer paints and Rubberoid roofing are advertised with lengthy warranties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Rante
Otterville
Iowa
New York
Foley
North Yakima
A. D. Sloan
Prop
Scott
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Rodman
Whitworth
Boutell Bros. & Co
Sunnyside
Yakima County
Frank Nagler
Benton County
E. B. Williamson
Arthur Grosscup
Burcham-Kerstetter
Cle Elum
Walter N. Granger
Washington Irrigation Company
Zillah
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Washington
Nathan Lamb
Lucas
F. W. Drehmel
Centerville Journal
W. C. Smith
Farmers’ Hotel
C. W. Liggett
Yakima Republic
W. O. Sanders
Fred McCoy
Theodore Steiner
James Richardson
Will Burwell
Burwell
Edith Graham
Bickleton News
Bert Larson
Fred Lauderdale
Mark Barkwell
Ethel Cale
L. H. Boyard
John Schlotfeldt
Jeanette Mills
G. R. Simpson
Cotton
Kittitas-Wenatchee Mountains
Richardson
Wapato
Walter J. Reed
Vancouver
First National Bank of
Royal Worcester
Dorsets
Calicos
Coffin Bros
White Mountain
Clege
Herald Office
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