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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1905
Page
6
The edition from North Yakima Washington reports local items of interest and community notices. It presents brief updates likely including municipal happenings and public announcements from March 1905.
Relatives and friends filled Yakima theatre to applaud St Josephs academy youngsters in a St Patrick’s program. The program featured 32 toddlers in Butterflies Ball, a Little Postmen drill, a dialogue Hypnotizing a Landlord, and the historical drama Mme Antoinette with Olive Schlosser as Marie Antoinette. Cast included Helen Lahissioniere Edith Arrowsmith Werhert Mailloux and others.
Women named Mary Oplistl and Rose Weber feature in a local notice listing participants with Gertrude Gildea Maggie Cunningham and Lily Turnbull in connection to events at a regional gathering.
Washington offers 2600 square feet in the balcony of the state building for an educational exhibit at the Lewis and Clark exposition. About 900 Educational Leaf Cabinets will display photos, materials, and works, with space for wall displays and hand work.
Broker G. Peck offers an entire flat containing 12 new rooms for lease. Excellent location at 14 S. Second Street. Listing notes EF. 8-tf
A weekly column from Washington reflects on a San Domingan treaty likely to pass with amendments, notes inauguration dangers, and discusses Washington conventions, art galleries, a Freer gift, and a Philippines junket with Taft entourage. Rider Haggard’s U K inquiry into Salvation Army settlements is mentioned with Sir Mortimer Durand hosting.
Cleaver spent a few days in Spokane visiting his Gonzaga college son. The Wing's Daughters circle meets Mrs W W Doty on March 28. W L Lemon’s relatives visited in town last week. James McCafferty returned from Spokane after his mother’s death. Burlingame, in Walla Walla irrigation project, visited with family. Henry Biscop and Bessie Motley married by Rev Alfred H Henry. H O Connor of Seattle visited freight clients for Rock Island lines. Henry Meerdink wed Susie Boland on March 15. City Superintendent W F Selleck traveled to Spokane for teachers association planning North Yakima convention matters.
Summit View Chicken Hatchery advertises 2000 egg capacity with newly hatched chicks weekly in all standard varieties. Located at W. C. Wilcox residence, second house north Summit View school house.
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