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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1908
Page
8
City reports mention many visitors from Granger Tacoma Spokane and Sunnyside with doctors, lawyers, and merchants in town. Notable events include court actions, revival meetings, a sewer dispute, and plans for a new six story hotel built by Mrs. Bertha Johnson.
County correspondence notes an unusually warm spring prompts many farmers to start seeding. Mr and Mrs Archie Marston host Friday evening with cards and taffy as amusements. George stays in Alfalfa. Hatch family returns to Alfalfa for the summer.
About 30 friends gathered Saturday evening at Mr and Mrs J H Forman's home for a birthday surprise. The guests danced played cards and socialized. Refreshments were served and friends departed late with best wishes for Mr Forman's birthday.
All Presbyterian ladies are urged to meet at Mrs. J A Hedges home on Friday March 20 at 2 30. Federation church program Friday evening March 2 features Rev H F Burgess lantern views under C E society. Mrs Nicolai returns from Wisconsin with daughter Mrs Heffner and two grandchildren. P E officers elected for the war include Mrs F R Noble president and others. Woman's Guild to meet with Mey R Harvey March 19 at 2 pm. Mr and Mrs Cloud of Oklahoma visiting with children. Mr Hall of Paxton ill and Mr Capi noted. Stephens sells hotel. Mr and Mrs Werner and Lou visit Duncan home. Miss James hosted by Mrs J M Starkhouse. H i Taber and wife left Saturday. home rented to T G Young. Wind last week clears air. Will McCredie’s horse threw him breaking his right arm. Mrs Benjamin Scatchard entertained O R Furrell and daughter. A J Yakey hosted at dinner. R N Trice building on west town.
Bob Adams Glen Fairbrooks and Gilbert Gervais of North Yakima called on friends Sunday T H Wheeler and E H Taylor are improving their properties by giving a coat of paint Mr and Mrs Will Richmond are visiting Mrs Richmonds parents Mr and Mrs Ridall Rev Vail conducted morning and evening services in the Christian church Sunday Miss Stipp visited her father Toppenish Saturday Miss Dennis of Chehalis is visiting
The co partnership trading as The Washington Automobile Company is dissolved as B L Cashman buys out Joseph Steiner. Cashman assumes all debts and liabilities and all sums owed to the firm should be paid to him. Also note ManZan Pile Remedy sold by C W Camp for 50 cents with guaranteed prompt relief.
A warning note warns that neglecting a cold can lead to pneumonia with fatal outcomes and weakened lungs. It claims Foley's Honey and Tar stops coughs, heals and strengthens lungs, preventing pneumonia and La Grippe coughs, sold at North Yakima Drug Store under A. D. Sloan, Prop.
11 acre improved ranch under Sunnyside canal with water right. Close to Outlook high school and Snipe's lateral pumping station. Includes new 5 room cottage and 600 young fruit trees. Price 250 per acre, half cash, balance to suit. A H Yost Sunnyside Wash R F D No 2. tf
Unknown persons trespassed in William Holt’s orchard one mile west of Wapato Washington and cut down and mutilated hundreds of fruit trees. A notice warned Holt to discharge all Japanese workers, though Holt says no such notice was given and he employs white labor.
A Hempstead Texas business leader credits Ballard's Snow Liniment with freeing him from chronic rheumatism and neuralgia after damp weather pain. The testimonial notes past suffering and expresses strong approval. Sold by D. H. Fry Drug Co.
Up to date but 351 persons have registered their intent to vote in the pay ing plans and bonding issue. One election will occur April 6 with polling places and judges of election listed for each ward. Judges receive 3.50 with two assistants.
C C Case promotes Hyomei for catarrh relief with a money back offer. The ad claims quick relief from nasal blockage throat drops and breath odor and guarantees refunds if not satisfied. Two complete Hyomei outfits are priced at $1 609 with a $0 95 refund promise.
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