Local Notes From Nob Hill And Nearby
Throughout the count Nor Hill C 8 Wood moved into his new house on Thursday last Leonard Lince has rented the Gardener place for eight months E W Brackett marketed two carloads of potatoes during the week Mr Bowen and Mr Hayes have spent several days this week at Kennewick and other points down the line hunting for new land Mr Dooley and family who have been living with C Abbe for six or eight months have rented a house on the north part of Nob Hill and will move into it in a few days School section Mrs A Chandler is sick with malaria fever Grandpa Newberg has gone to Everett to spend the summer Ed Young is up from Sunnyside on a few days visit to his parents Oscar Dillon left for Chicago Monday accompanying a trainload of sheep for Mr McCready Thos Walker has been taken to the hospital and operated on for injuries to his hip some time ago He is getting along nicely now Levi Canfield narrowly escaped being buried alive by the cavern of a cellar in which he was working last Thursday He fortunately escaped without a bruise Mrs M Chandler returned from Grants Pass Or last Monday accompanied by her cousin Mrs M Everton and little daughter who will visit relatives here for a short time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Dooley
C. Abbe
Nob Hill
Thos
Walker
Levi Canfield
Lower Natchez News Brief Highlights Local Events
Allen Cook endures painful vaccination as Rev. O B Whitmore delivers sermon last Sunday. Harvey McCormick’s surprise party marks his twenty second birthday. Mrs. Frank Wylie returns from Ellensburg for medical care with Dr Bean. Mrs. J E Curtis improves after thigh abscess operation by Drs Gordon Nagler. Church meeting Feb 26 approves extending call to Rev O B Whitmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Curtis
Castor Ranch
O, B
Sunnyside Adds Store Space and Community Happenings
J B George expands his Sunnyside store by 20x50 feet while the town anticipates street improvements and new sidewalks. The Federated church and I O O F drama draw crowds. Brethren join 17 new members and baptism occurs in the river. Lanark’s C Rowland planned to move 40 settlers to Sunnyside March 3 with five cars of household goods despite a family death.
Whitmore Named Pastor At Local Church In South Bend
A meeting is slated for Tuesday March 4 to finalize the call. The Ladies Aid basket social raised 77.90. Miss Belle Parker led a superb program. John Henderson moved to the Harper place. D J Wynkoop traveled to Southern California on business. Henry Durtee is convalescing. The academy received a hall lamp from Mr and Mrs Wynkoop. The academy offers a year’s tuition to top preparatory graduate. Hibler moves family to Sherman place. Blanker will occupy Hibler ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Belle Parker
John Henderson
Harper Place
D. J. Wynkoop
Southern California
Mr. Hibler
Sherman Place
Mr. Blanker
Hibler
District 52 to Close Thursday With Fine Program
The Yakima area notes a school close of District No. 52 on Thursday with an afternoon program. Also reported: J.T. Baird granted a divorce from Jennie M. Baird. Miss Alice Scudder visits Seattle. Humane Society meeting planned. canal survey work resumes. property sale of Dr. C. G. Fletcher. marriage license issued to Edgar J. Robert and Hattie McCready. business talks as Stone, Fisher & Thorsen visit. Pearson & Watt to dissolve on April 1. various local moves and social notes from Yakima City and environs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelso
Edgar J. Robert
Hattie McCready
Wenas Reports Illness and Road Improvements at Sale
Willie Ogborn is seriously ill with pneumonia. At Wallace Purdin's sale everything brought a fair price. The Wenas people recently met to establish their rights in regard to the water. Owen Purdin, the new road supervisor, has benefited the roads very much.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Purdin
Owen Purdin
Emma B Miller and George Blurton wed in 1902 ceremony
Miss Emma B Miller and George B Blurton were united in marriage February 22 1902 at the bride’s home in this city. Rev Thomson officiated the ceremony in the presence of a few invited guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma B. Miller
George B. Blurton
Rev. Thomson
Local Ads and Services Roundup
A compact notice page lists several offerings and events: W. W. Felton promotes house plans at Cor 1st and Chestnut, Robt. E. Smith advertises household goods and a horse with rig at 416 South Second, Flour Mill Co bricks and sacks sold, Prof. Fulkerson hosts Wednesday dancing at the Armory, seed grains offered in bulk, Coffin Bros. Music lessons and Stetson Hats advertised, all at various downtown locations.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nor Hill
Wood
Leonard Lince
E. W. Brackett
Mr. Bowen
Mr. Hayes
Kennewick
A. Chandler
Grandpa Newberg
Everett
Ed Young
Sunnyside
Oscar Dillon
Chicago
Mr. McCready
Lower Natchez
Allen Cook
O. B. Whitmore
Harvey McCormick
Frank Wylie
Ellensburg
Bean
J. B. George
Dunkards
Mrs. L. L. Higgins
Sixth Street
Co-operative Association
Federated Church
Miss Brown
Spokane
G. F. Barnes
Brady Goodenough
Mr. Hasings
Lanark
Ill
I.O
Margaret J. Cline
Dr. Cheals
Episcopal Church
Chris Rowland
Etta Rowland Harrison
Ahtanum
Henry Durtee
Academy
London
Vici
Coulter
Kohls Shoe Company
Yakima Avenue
Gordon
Panturist
Dills, Lemon & Stewart
Selah
North Yakima and Vicinity
J.T. Baird
Jennie M. Baird
Alice Scudder
Seattle
the Humane Society
P. J. Flint
H. W. Marble
C. G. Fletcher
North Fourth Street
Charles R. Donovan
George Stone
Stone, Fisher & Thorsen
Pearson & Watt
Watt
H. P. James
State Home Missionary Committee
Sigmund
California
Kleis & Linneman
Libby
Lombard & Horsley
J. D. Wasson
Harris
E. M. Harris Grocery
Lee
Yakima City
Chas. Lee
Health Department
Jesse McIntosh
James Greene
Mr. McIntosh
A. C. Coburn
Wallace & Coburn
Wyman « Fraser
Coburn
Sound Country
Leadbetter
Prosser
John Kochendorfer
South St. Paul
H. E. Lindse
Portland
Yakima
Women’s Relief Corps
J. M. Henderson
R. D. No
Sarah E. Allen
North Second Street
Mrs. Cary
Wenas
Willie Ogborn
Blurton-Miller
W. W. Felton
1St and
Chestnut Streets
Robt
E. Smith
Second Street
Flour Mill Co’s
Coffin Bros
Shiloh
Karl
TryKeene
Yakima Ave
Blue Grass
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