Local Happenings Mix News From Zillah to Mabton
Mrs. Lawrence Bryan visited from Zillah and stayed with Mr. and Mrs. George Jacobs. A daughter arrived at Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ziff’s home. Minnie Dorsett hosted a Friday gathering with games and lunch. Raymond Bowen is ill at home with grip. Mrs. Hoag recovered enough to return to Moxee. Reverends Street and Blackman led meetings. Mrs. George Holloway left for a California visit. W. G. Haggard lists household goods for sale near the Episcopal church. Ralph and Raymond Jones planned a summer stay. Dr. F. C. Jones and wife returned from California to reside here. Mrs. W. Miller and Florence visited Mabton to see her brother en route to Chicago.
Sunnyside Visitors Scout Valley for Settlement
Geona Illinois brothers Snyder and Low arrive to view the Sunnyside valley for relocation. Mrs Whitney’s mother comes from New York, while John Whitney leads a party of fifteen home seekers. Malone New Jersey’s H Stancliff visits with son Herman. Seattle’s Mr Bryant stays several days. Buckley’s C C Dowd seeks to start a lumber yard. Goodsell visits Sunnyside ahead of the Masonic meeting.
Wapato News Briefs Include Rentals and School Attendance
Miss Anna Gibson returns to Ellensburg after visiting her parents. Several locals rent land for homesteads and farming expands to alfalfa and grain. The Killer Bros. clear land for a new crop. Teachers and families move through the area as local meetings and school activities wind down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Gibson
Ellensburg
Killer Bros
North Yakima
P. N. Campbell
Windy Week Amid Farm Prep Near Upper Mooee
G I Rankin and A E Poole haul poles for a new hop yard while ranchers begin plow work and sow hay seed. Many bought alfalfa seed fearing price rises. Mr Feeto visits A D Labre. Last Saturday a basket social at the French school house featured a lively program, baskets sold to the highest bidder, lunch served.
North Yakima notices include sales ads and political barbs
Local page items report For Sale Petu lana incubator at half price and other classifieds. Notes on Fraternal Brotherhood membership growth, a marriage performed by Judge Taggard, a near miss fire at Matt Grubsmidt's home, job seekers and business ads, church notices by Rev. Vail and Rev. Gihring, hat shop openings, stray horse notices, and light political quips about a Colonel candidate.
He Finds a Cure for Indigestion
R H Foster of 318 South Second street Salt Lake City says after 21 years with dyspepsia he found relief with Herbine. He reports friends with the same ailment are being cured too and notes the remedy costs 50 cents at Fred L Janeck's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Foster
South Second Street
Salt Lake City
Fred L. Janeck
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cluett
Monarch
the Star Clothing Co
Dills, Lemon & Drew
Lawrence Bryan
Zillah
Mrs
George Jacobs
Mrs. Henry Ziff
Minnie Dorsett
Raymond Bowen
George Holloway
California
W. G. Haggard
Episcopal Church
Messrs
Ralph and
Raymond Jones
F. C. Jones
W. Miller
Florence
Mabton
Chicago
Sunnyside
Messrs. Snyder and Low
Geona, Ills
John Whitney
H. Stancliff
Malone, N. J
Herman
Mr. Bryant
Seattle
C.C. Dowd
Buckley
W. C. Goodsell
Simcoe
J. Atchison
Kiona
John Farris
Mr. Florence
J. E., Campbell
Ferguson
B. Bym
W. Hayes
Snipes Mountain
Spence
Mr. Lynn
Retha
Ida Gibson
P. J. Lichty
Kansas
Ella Woodin
Elmer Bainter
G. L. Magenheim
Walla Wall
The
Woman's Guild
Charles Winn
J. Bucher
Mr. Wilson
W. S. McClaim
Mr. Rankin
George Rodman
George
Liberty
Moxee
G.I. Rankin and
A. E. Poole
Mr. Feeto
Minnesota
A. D. Labre
North Yakima and Vicinity
E. M. Harris
R. F
William E. Merkley
Ida
Tacoma
Matt Grubsmidt
South First Street
W. Mortlock
North First Street
A. C. Vail
Tom Fisher
Rev. J. Gihring
James Greene
Clegg Black
A. Bryant
Selah Valley
North
Yakima
Yakima Produce Co
H. B. Voorhes
Schott & Co
Ditter Block
John Ditter
Mulhollan
C. F. Heimbaugh
Yakima Hardware Company
Butlard’s Horehound
Henry C. Stearns
Shullsburg
Wisconsin
Ballard
Fred L. Janeck’s
Judge
Fudge
D. S. Johnston Co
Spokane
Everett
Whatcom
Walla Walla
Ann Arbor
Estey
D.S. Johnston CO
Second Street
E. P. Reed
Rochester
Kohls Shoe CO
Yakima Avenue
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