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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1901
Page
8
Mrs M Morehead remains on the sick list as Gorgie Evans and M Chandler visit relatives. J F Rawlins and family move onto Lynch place after buying it. Morehead sells twenty acre ranch to Mr Smith and will relocate to North Yakima. Oscar Dillon suffers a hand injury lifting a hay rack. Mr Bedker and family arrive from Kansas and rent the Meade place. Mrs Bedker is sister to Mrs A Chandler.
Miss Della Wiley finishes her term and stays at home in Wenus. Dr. Baker misses his February 8 lecture but hopes to reschedule on the 15th. Ellensburg's Andersons, new valley settlers, run the local blacksmith shop. Warren E. Cole postmaster bid filed with headquarters. Cora Strausz elocution at the church March 22 with Woodcock academy choral union. Academy students host farewell for Edward Dillon March 7 with games music and oysters. Dillon departs to school section residence.
Walter Purdin purchases a fine driving team of John Cleman. Smallpox cases remain steady with no new infections. Ernest Taylor shows improvement after inflammatory fever. Wenus district No. 22 report for month ending March 8 1901 lists enrollment 16, attendance 12, days present 230, days absent 19, tardiness 15, attendance 89.3, ADA 11. named students Elsie Pressey Villa Burge Annie Burge Eva Matterson and teacher. Walter and Zella Watson wed March 10 with reception at Lloyd Purdin home. A charivari party led by J Purdin and Bud Sisk followed after 8:30 to 9:00 pm. guests 40 people.
Onionville reports S. J. Onion and J. D. Shelton planting ten acres of onions. P. Doodley has finished planting onions.
Ed Vanhorn and Elmer Baintes are mentioned with two acres of onions. The article notes fine farming weather and a rain on Saturday that slightly improves outlook, with rain tending to strengthen the onions.
Sunnyside residents discuss a minor horse accident that left Paul and Mary Wooden laid up. future plans include a church dedication on April 14 and Drs. Jones and Propst forming a medical partnership. Local commerce features include Coffin Bros advertisements and a new blacksmith shop proposal.
A concise note declares a study of purchasing goods and asserts capability to show the handsomest stock. The statement emphasizes selection quality and value for buyers.
Local items report on W Dooley planning a Natchez avenue residence and J W Thomas returning to Swank mines. Streets boss works to clean ditches. council to discuss team aid. Frank Rathburn comments on creamery funding. more on press sales and Yukon plans. Community notices include real estate, found pocketbook, restaurant ads, and church events.
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