Wide Hollow Notes On Local Life And Movers In North Yakima
Walter Kauffman is very sick as spring work continues. Fred Harris hauls potatoes and a new family moves into the former Turner place. The Dunkard church dedication in Yakima was attended by Dad Harris and wife. Edith Morrison and Alta Russell were seen on Wide Hollow. Mr Adelpohl’s family plans to move to Selah. School under Mr Ingall makes progress. Wade family children recovered from colds and Mrs Wade Sr from pleurisy. Joe Paullin visited after buying a farm near the fair grounds. Logan Dearing and family arrived March 8 from Logan County Illinois to work with Dad Harris. they will move to Yakima after eight days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Dearing
Williamson County
Ilinois
North Yakima
Upper Wide Hollow
Dad Harris
Yakima
Sunnyside School and Community Notes Spill into Spring
Local school district 52 closes for a brief break as students enjoy a feast and a souvenir card with their teacher’s photo. A string of residents relocate or visit, including Mr. Lynch recovering, Andrew Newberg moving to Everett, and W. P. Ludwick scouting Sunnyside for relocation prospects.
Local notices and daily brief items from North Yakima
Rev Slaser plans a residence on Ward Penning place while W McCormick ships alfalfa to Perry and Co at seven fifty per ton. Mrs French’s daughter gains strength after serious illness. C E rally at Congregational church drew Rev O B Whitmore and attendees Mr and Mrs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Slaser
W. McCormick
Perry & Co
North Yakima
C. E
Congregational Church
O. B. Whitmore
Community Notices and Local Happenings This Week
Marion Cook and Mr. and Mrs. W S Friend are noted. The Natchez Canal Company began ditch repairs for the coming season. George Chapman supervised gravel hauling on Nelson lane. Mrs. Anna Newman welcomed her brother Frank, cousin John Brown, and Frank Miller from near Plattsburg Mo. Rev W W Scudder to be given a reception at the church next Saturday at 7 30. Miss Cora Newton returns from the Sound trip. Rev Thompson to deliver farewell sermon Sunday eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Newman
Frank
John Brown
Frank Miller
Plattsburg, Mo
W. W. Scudder
Congregational Churches of
Washington
Northern
Idaho
Local Round-Up Highlights and Departures
W D Ritter returns from Oregon with 200 cattle for Venus ranch. Mr and Mrs A B Flint back from Outlook with property interests. Mrs E D VanNorman leaves for Sauk Centre Minnesota for two months among relatives. Henry Tampke dies age 75 from cancer. William J Sewell dies age 29 from health related issues after moving from New Mexico. G E Zimmer relocates horse shoing to Olympic shop. Ed Bland resigns as night policeman and moves to Idaho for homestead. School closes Friday followed by pupil entertainment. A E Kunz returns from the east. Connie Grace returns from the Sound after health improvement. Mrs George Stephenson home after weeks away. D L Bryson finishes painting the school house. Dr McCracken of Zillah raises quarantine from Mr Bainter. W H Redman North Yakima and J L Banks Ellensburg visit Simcoe. H Jellison leases land at Simcoe from Mrs Bond and Fred Robbins of Toppenish. I H Dills and others from North Yakima visit Simcoe. Will Freeman and others are new lessees of reservation lands.
Millinery Opening at Golden Rule This Weekend
Millinery shop at the Golden Rule announces a two day opening on Friday and Saturday March 21st and 22nd. Wanted a respectable and capable young man for a position. Apply at this office.
Local Contracts and Farm Sales Highlight Regional Activity
W. W. Felton holds the contract for W. H. Rigg’s Natchez avenue residence with the foundation under way by W. H. Vertner. Sim Johnson sold 400 head of 8. J. brand range horses for $4,000 to Wm. Splawn. A. A. Ingall leaves for Redlands to manage a newly purchased orange grove. Koreski 30 acre farm at Fruitvale sold to O. Russell for $7,500. Mrs. E. D. Van Norman prepares Ahtanum avenue lots for a two story cottage to begin next week. Knights of Pythias host an oyster supper at Potter & Stewart after a recent degree contest, with toasts and good humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sim Johnson
The
Moxee
Wm. Splawn
Koreski
Fruitvale
O. Russell
Clifford
N. C
E. D. van Norman
Ahtanum Avenue
Knights of Pythias
Potter & Stewart
Pythian
Jumbo Jam at Lincoln High School Friday
The Junior class will present Jumbo Jam a laughing farce in the assembly hall of Lincoln High School Friday evening March 21 at 8 o clock Tickets are 15 cents or 25 cents for a pair The crowd is invited and more features are promised in the program also noted are class photographs and upcoming events including an April 18 Sophomore class entertainment with a new school play element
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly Hall
Lincoln High School
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walter Kauffman
Fred Harris
Turner Place
Dunkard
Edith Morrison
Alta Russell
Wide Hollow
Mr. Adelpohl
Selah
Mr. Ingall
William Wade
Mrs. Wade
Joe Paullin
Fair Grounds
A. Chandler
Fred
Andrew Newberg
Everett
Mr. A. Lynch
Mr. Lynch
Wenus
Jas. Waugh
Venus Boys
Wallace Purdin
Portland
Treat
Wife
Sound Country
Willie Ogbourn
Sunnyside
W. Stobie, Sr
W. P. Ludwick
Broken Bow, Neb
W. H. Cline
C. Rowland
A. F. Stone
H. Randolph
Cline
Roy Lichty
W. L. McClain
S. J. Harrison
James Henderson
E. M. Douglas
Thompson Ranch
Post Office
C. A. Keen
Frame
Joseph Lannin
Zillah
Walter N. Granger
Mr. Hood
Bas Place
Federated Church
A. E. Fisk
Mr. Morris
Mr. Smith
Missouri
L. L. Higgins
James Cheal
Tory
Episcopal Church
W. T. Courtney
Frye-Bruhn
C. M. Beardsley
Prosser
Ada Gray
Seattle
Illinois
Ed. B. Littlefield
United States
Lower Natchez
Mr. French
Gordon and
London
Star Clothing Company, Dills, Lemon & Stewart
Marion Cook
Mr. and
Mrs. W.S. Friend
Natchez
George Chapman
Nelson Lane
Parker
Cora Newton
the Sound
Rev. Thompson
W. D. Ritter
Oregon
Venus
Mrs
A. B. Flint
Outlook
E. D. VanNorman
Sauk Centre
Minn
Henry Tampke
Cowyche
William J. Sewell
New Mexico
G. E. Zimmer
Olympic
Ed. Bland
A. E. Kunz
Connie Grace
Sound
George Stephenson
Pullman
Simcoe
D. L. Bryson
Dr. McCracken
Bainter’s
W.H. Redman
J. L. Banks
Ellensburg
H. Jellison
Mrs. Bond
Fred Robbins
Toppenish
I. H. Dills
Dr. P. Frank
Marshal Grant
H. Stone
Will Freeman
Roy Weikell
C. Hildreth
Charles Merwin
Hough and
Kohls Shoe Company
Yakima Avenue
W. W. Felton
W. H. Rigg
Natchez Avenue
W. H. Vertner
A. A. Ingall
Maine
Redlands
Cal
Orarge
High School Nine
Athletic Association of the
Ellensburg High School
Ruby Bullan
McConnell
South Second Street
North
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