Local notes from Sunnyside and Yakima region
J Harrison visits county seat in Sunnyside while J E Buchtel and John Conway from Prosser are seen in the east end. Quarantine lifted at the Bounds residence after fumigation. Mrs E J Wyman visits Odessa friends and heads to Spokane. Various local notices include farm equipment for sale, a Moore clothing store leadership change to Z Y Coleman, a successful school art exhibit raising about 175 dollars, and plans for a county Sunday school convention in North Yakima. A street cleaning push, a Mason opera house anti saloon event, and community updates about residents moving to North Yakima and local weddings are included.
Armory Contract Let For Company E Armory
At a meeting of the armory committee of Company E the contract to build the armory was awarded to A. E. Howard for 3490. Foundation grading has begun under Capt. Coombs with a stone base planned. The 70 by 120 foot one story frame building will be on Third Street opposite the M. E. church with completion by May 25. Company F plans a grand opening ball. Annual target practice starts April 1 west of town. Members welcome a forthcoming 10 day encampment within two years, with no date set yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armory Committee
Company E
A. E. Howard
Capt. Coombs
M. EF
Drain
National Guard
Community thanks for support of school exhibit
The teachers pupils and board of education express gratitude to the Congregational society St Paul Lumber Briggs Dam Water Light and Power Company the city press the Women s Clubs and local officials for their aid to the school exhibit Receipts show 39 pictures and frames costing 196 50 to be distributed among buildings Each room will receive a choice picture and the High school will get sixteen framed works with twelve pictures from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Congregational Society
St. Paul Lumber Company
Briggs & Dam, Water,*Light and Power Company
City Press
Women’s Clubs
Messrs. Geo. Donald
W. A. Bell
Alex. Miller
Steinweg
C. W. McCurpy
Creamery Organized in Yakima City
The Yakima Produce and Creamery Co. is organized in Yakima City led by O. W. Stoner and J. W. Thomas. Plans aim for April startup with Nat C. Horton from Rockwood Creamery in charge of butter. Horton travels to Seattle to buy machinery for 1000 pounds daily capacity and will visit Portland for additional purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima City
Yakima
Natchez Meat Market Acquired by Moran and Bounds
Harry Moran and P A Bounds formed a copartnership and bought the Natchez meat market on Second Street from Phirman and Rich. Possession was given Wednesday morning for about seven thousand dollars. The new firm plans to enlarge the business and operate on the same line as the previous firm, not joining the local combine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Moran
P. A. Bounds
Natchez
Second Street
Phirman & Rich
New Cases and Business Notices in Greene Mercantile Ad
Legal notices list M. M. Harris versus William Jostes and Schott Shoe Co. petition to dissolve partnership. Settlement Co. versus J H L and C C Carpenter on a promissory note. Local ads promote groceries and bargain clothing from Fair Store and Coffin Bros with bulk olives and preserved goods. Art supplies and engraved name plates offered by Keene and Corris Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross & Blackwell
Bishop
Heinz
Greene Mercantile Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Studebaker Goods
M. Schorn
Front Street
J. Harrison
Sunnyside
J. E. Buchtel
John Conway
Prosser
East End
E. J. Wyman
North Yakima
Odessa
Spokane
Harrington Citizen
Stuart Land
Coffin Bros
F. Groshen
George Vance
Moore Clothing
Z. Y. Coleman
H. H. Schott Co
Baptist Church
W. C. Merrit
State Sunday School Association
L. G. Ladd
Seattle
Tennessee
Northwest
W. M. Ladd
Portland, Ore
Mason’s Opera House
J.C. Thoms
Thoms
M. E
League
Chappell
Jas. Dickson
Dickson
Dalles
KE. E. Pierce
Chas
Pierce
Goldendale Journal
Livi J. Karr
Hoquiam
Miss I. Smith
James A. Karr
Elliot
M. E. Church
Miss Smith
E. G. Smith
R. J. Curry
W. I. Lince
John Bartholet
Bartholet & Co
Elensburg
Mary Edna
George la Roche
Nob Hill
Tahoma Cemetery
Rev. Crocket
The
Christian Church
Anti-Saloon League
John Ditter
Sixth Street
the Elks
Grand Lodge
P. H. Getz
Ellensburg
Paris Green
A. D. Sloan
Prop
Armory
E. Howard
M. M. Harris
William Jostes
Keene’s
Corris Bros
Ladies and
Boston
J. A. Cook
Fisher's Harness Shop
Lawn, &c
Oear
Brussels
Velvets and Axminster
Kleis & Cinama
Foley
James Forest
Chippewa Falls
Wis
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