Dooley Family Tragedy Reaches Nob Hill
Dooley family from Tennessee traveled to Nob Hill with friends. A 6 year old Dooley boy fell ill with pneumonia en route and died after a week of sickness in Nob Hill. The body was buried at Tahoma cemetery after the family arrived last Saturday. W Benson moves to McDermid farm. McDermid to carpentry work. Alvin Burrell sustained facial and head injuries from a fall while building his new house.
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Tennessee
Nob Hill
St. Louis
Tahoma
W. Benson
Moxee
McDermid
Mr. McDermid
Alvin Burrell
Springdale Community Happenings and School Benefit
Mr. Bowen is very ill and roads remain dusty. Florence Rays and Girdner each own a new organ from the east. Jessie Van Buskirk and George visit sisters Mrs. Walden and Mrs. Wilson. Cox moved to a new house. Jefferies also moved to a ranch home. Dragoo returned from Chehalis county improved. Mrs. Williams was baptized at North Yakima church. Myrtle and Daisy Wraggoo with her. Public schools under Prof. Cox and Miss Moody hosted an evening entertainment. about $30 raised to buy library books.
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Mr. Cox
Mrs. Jefferies
W. A. Williams
The
Christian Church
North Yakima
Myrtle
Daisy Wraggoo
Prof. Cox
Wapato News: Local Movements and Marital Union
News from Wapato reports land rentals and community visits. Mr John Washburn and Miss Mary Carpenter wed at Parker with Dr Hayden officiating. the couple plans to live in Wapato. Also noted are illnesses, farm moves, a serenade, and local undertaker E L Sessions offering 24 hour service.
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John Washburn
Mary Carpenter
Parker
Dr. Hayden
North Yakima
Mrs. Washburn
Wapato
Moxee Valley Settlements And Social Events
Joseph Dupuis bought a house from W. Taylor in Upper Moxee while John L. Blair sold his 10 acre ranch to Charles Gamash. Mary Blair returned to North Yakima and Victor Sharon arrived from Minnesota seeking a Moxee valley location. Frank Noel came from Red Lake Falls and plans to settle there. A masked crowd enjoyed a Tuesday outing with music and dancing. F Monore married Miss Mayhew on Monday February 23 at the bride’s home with a large reception. Last Saturday Artesian school house hosted a basket social, auctioning baskets to the highest bidder, followed by a moving picture show and graphophone entertainment.
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Artesian School
Local School Notes and Community Moves
Mrs. C H L floag is ill at the home of Mrs. George Gaist. Mr. Lindsay is building a new house and expects to move in soon. Miss Myrtle Butler of Yakima City visited Mrs. M Chandler over Sunday. Mr. Higby and family moved to Parker and Mr. Umphrey and family moved to Nob Hill and M E Hays and
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C. H L Floag
George Gaist
Mr. Lindsay
Myrtle Butler
Yakima City
Mr. Higby
Parker
Mr. Umphrey
Nob Hill
M. E. Hays
Sunnyside Social Notes Record Local Cousins and Visitors
Bride has moved in as neighbors host surprise party at Mrs. Alice Chandler home. Sunnyside items report guests, visits, church events, a new Masonic lodge, and a busy week of dinners and gatherings. Jack Morgan elected president. James Henderson as vice president. Reverend Harrison hosted a memorable dinner.
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Old Settlers
Jack Morgan
James Henderson
Taxpayers Warned of 15 Percent Interest on Delinquent Property
The county treasurer warns that all personal property taxes become delinquent after March 5 and accrue 15 percent per year interest until paid. He notes most residents are unaware of this fact, given the small number of settlements already made.
Death of Mrs. Lemuel H. Wells in Washington
In Washington City last Monday the wife of Bishop Lemuel H. Wells died suddenly at her sister’s home. She was a DAR congress delegate and had recently bought the building that now houses the public library. Bishop Wells, known locally for St. Michael's parish, oversees that area.
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Lemuel H. Wells
H. J. Ramsdell
Advertised Letter List North Yakima Week Ending March 3 1903
North Yakima notice lists letters advertised for March 3 1903 including Anderson J W Blakeman Alma Bessessen Ben Bennett Wm Barban G W Bowlder G IL Burton Thomas Barbee Ed Crawford A Dean F A Gee Agnes Hinn RY Johnson Lee A Millers J Mayer Alphonse Meunier George Mercer MB Morse Wm B Nelson Grant Shulin A Letters must be mentioned as advertised to claim. W L Lemon P M notes. Also promotion of new silk waists at Schott's.
Equitable Life shows record 1902 growth and strong surplus
The Equitable Life Assurance Society reports 1902 as its best year, with more new business than 1901, dividends totaling 4 477 924, a gross surplus of 76 731 249, and rising assets and income. The company emphasizes conservative management and long term strength over short term popularity.
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Equitable Life Assurance Society of
United States
Equitable
Marriage License Issued for Local Pairs
Dean Stair and Edith Morrison obtained a marriage license. J. F. Hatton and Pearl Hatton also secured a license for marriage.
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Dean Stair
Edith Morrison
J. F. Hatton
Miss Pearl Hatton
Daintiest Wash Fabrics at Schott's in Town
Exclusive in cloth design and coloring Schott's offers refined wash fabrics. Dainty textures and fashionable patterns highlighted by the store in town.
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Daintiest Wash
Schott's
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