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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1903
Page
3
Mrs. Bradley visits Seattle while a Nob Hill birth adds a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Dooley. A.C. Cummins becomes Farm and Home foreman in Ellensburg, and A. B. Rock relocates to North Yakima. Numerous business shifts include Mull & Son becoming Mull & Merwin, J. N Mull selling to Chas Merwin, and Fay Fenton opening his own shop later in April.
The State Commissioner of Horticulture and Fruit Inspector Orlando Beck will visit Moxee on April 15 at 1 p m Zillah on April 16 at 1 p m and Sunnyside on April 17 at 1 p m Congressman Jones and his mother arrived from central Illinois and plan a stay here Mrs Cary hosts a spring millinery reception next Thursday through Saturday with promises of fashion and a children's day on Saturday locals stock 500 gold button frames offer ends April 1st and several locals travel for business and social visits across Yakima Valley
A wedding Wednesday night on Second Street joined Miss Shirla Smith and Oren A. Beasley with Rev. J H Wood officiating. The bride, formerly a clerk at the New York Store and organist of the Methodist choir, wore white chiffon and carried carnations. The groom runs the Bon Ton barbershop. They will reside in North Yakima. The Her at d extends congratulations.
Judge J A Taggard joined Miss Effie Hunt of Parker and B C Cochran of Venus in marriage last Thursday evening at his parlors. Only a few friends attended the ceremony.
Miss Ethel Corinna Kinney and Mr John Stephen McClure wed last Thursday evening. Rev EF Lincoln Smith of the Pilgrim church officiated with Miss Ilda Thedinva as bridesmaid and Roland Linkley as best man. Mrs J S McClarenee Kinney is well known locally.
A Yakima resident who has frequently visited Sound friends is set to move back with her parents and will reside with Mr. and Mrs. McClure at the Kinney place on the town's western edge.
John L Stackhouse chief engineer of the Washington Irrigation Company died at Fannie Paddock hospital Tacoma Washington on Wednesday March 11 funeral held at Federated church Sunnyside Sunday at 2 pm conducted by Reverend A H Lyons. James Taylor a 17 year old died of consumption March 9 at his home near Toppenish.
Notice to union members calls for a meeting on Saturday March 21 at 1 30 p m to ratify or reject a contract handling fruits and other products. Secretary J M Brown urges full attendance and action on the proposal.
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