Community Notes From Ginty Hod Districts
Purdin family moved into a new cottage as Mrs. A Henry visits with Walter Purdin. A Friday night entertainment in Dist No ll raised 32.15 dollars, aided by Mrs. Lena Cameron and Miss Ella Miller. Ella Miller’s shadow sold for five dollars, the highest bid. The Brotherhood of American Yeomen plans a 24 by 60 frame hall with 12 foot walls at the J F Miller farm forks. Venus visitor Charles Longmire stopped by Thursday. Earl Watt, the district assessor, has finished his duties as rivers rise signaling expected high water in coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Cameron
Ella Miller
The
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
J. F. Miller
Local Social Notes and Appointments in Upper Moxee
Miss Annie Perrault and Miss Ida LaBissionier visit in North Yakima with Miss Florence Perrault then return to Nob Hill. Frank Rael and Dan Haule ship a carload of potatoes to San Francisco. Mrs. D. LaGamb arrives from Minnesota. Corinne Boshane visits from the convent and plans to return. Mrs. Salem Magee visits A Rivere home with her mother and sister. A newborn boy to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. C. Belair. Mil ton and West real estate firm opens new office south of the post office. Drum and daughter visit Newkirk family. Charles Amunelson’s house progress noted. Horace Dryer of Walla Walla visits Sunnyside. Miss Ethel Mains seriously ill. Wallace Williams from North Yakima visits Sunnyside. Mrs. E A Bickford recovers from illness. Mrs. B Morrison hosts Mrs. Greene of Seattle. Mrs. O R Ferrill returns from Walla Walla. N E Perry returns from Iowa. Chas Wenner moves into former Rearback cottage. C N Taylor family moves to Outlook farm. Hibarger moves into Rev Raymond cottage. Mrs. Chas Wenner returns from North Yakima visit. Rev Geo Merrill now at Three Oaks Michigan. Mrs A H Lyons in North Yakima choosing millinery stock for spring opening. Russell Brown takes a position in Seattle.
Local notes celebrate community life and visits
Mrs J W Hardison has recovered enough to ride out Emma Stingle improves Frank Rinehart to supervise irrigation on townsite this summer Mrs J D Nichols with Hazel and Mabel Dickson visited Outlook George Stephenson and Farley Farris visited schools last Thursday Mr Stancliffe visited Yakima H Brewer to Sound to visit his mother John Whitney spent days in North Yakima Ridgeway family left for Mabton W H Cline shipped three carloads of cattle McGrew building house addition J s Harrison building cottage on 80 acres for H T Isaac this summer Rev T G Stuhl preached at Federated church $2500 raised for church addition Calix Champoux and Paul Brunnel visited Moxee valley Miss Mary Young North Yakima hosted Mr and Mrs Charpentier with Miss Gertrude Cline Mrs Donard Daw North Yakima and Miss Nellie Marble Tacoma guests of W H Marble
Wapato School and Community Notes
George Stevenson visited the Wapato schools last Thursday. H Howard gathered cream on route as Mr Harter, the former milkman, is sick with lagrippe in North Yakima. Prof J A Gaylord from Fergus Falls Minnesota and B L Bull of North Yakima visited J Richardson’s home Wednesday. Mesdames McCredy and Lancaster went to North Yakima Wednesday. Miss M Roberts couldn't teach Friday. Miss Plumb was her substitute and Miss Farris took Plumb's room. Mr Roberson pitched his tent by the school-house lot. H Howard and family moved into Conner’s former house to work for Groshen. Miss Mary Washburn visited Mr Pierce’s in Toppenish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Howard
Mr. Harter
North
Yakima
J. A. Gaylord
Fergus Falls
Minnesota
B. L. Bull
North Yakima
J. Richardson
Portable Houses Attract North Yakima Residents
F G Hutchinson of 308 Yakima Avenue promotes portable houses in North Yakima. The houses use pre prepared material and require only assembling the framework. Call and see for yourself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.G. Hutchinson
Yakima Avenue
North Yakima
Musical instruments and farm goods sale at The Elite
Advertisements announce Washburn and Stuart & Bauer guitars and banjos discounted at The Elite 10 North Second Street. Also lists farm supplies and services including seeds, hay, alfalfa, grain, poultry and garden goods from Coffin Bros, Yakima Hardware, and others along with job notices and lodging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn
Stuart & Bauer
North Second Street
Coffin Bros
Also Mentioned on This Page
ELK
the Star Glothing Company, Lls, Lemon & Dre
VENAS
Purdin
Mrs. A. Henry
Son
Walter Purdin
Chas. Longmire
Earl Watt
Moxee
Annie Perrault
Ida LaBissionier
Florence Perrault
Nob Hill
Frank Rael
Dan Haule
San Francisco
D. LaGamb
Corinne Boshane
Salem Magee
A. Rivere
Wm. C. Belair
Sunnyside
S. A. Milton
Rev. 8. P. West
Mr. Drum
A. Cafferty
Mrs. Newkirk
Charles Amunelson
Horace Dryer
Walla Walla
Ethel Mains
Wallace Williams
E. A. Bickford
Mrs. B. Morrison
O. R. Ferrill
N.E. Perry
Iowa
Chas. Wenner
C.N. Taylor
Outlook
Mr. Hibarger
Mr. Raymond
Geo. Merrill
Congregational Church
Three Oaks
Mich
A. H. Lyons
Russell Brown
Seattle
Parker
J. W. Hardison
Emma Stingle
Frank Rinehart
J. D. Nichols
Hazel
Mabel Dickson
George Stephenson
Farley Farris
Stancliffe
H. Brewer
the Sound
John Whitney
Mr. Ridgeway
Mabton
W. H. Cline
Mr. McGrew
S. J. Harrison
H. T. Isaac
T. G. Stuhl
Federated Church
Calix Champoux
Paul Brunnel
Moxee Valley
Mary Young
Mrs. Charpentier
Gertrude E. Cline
Donard Daw
Nellie Marble
Tacoma
W. H. Marble
Simcoe
George Stevenson
Alex McCredy
Lancaster
Robertinson
Mr. Conner
Mr. Groshen
Mary Washburn
Mr. Pierce
Toppenish
N. Second Street
P. O
Herato
H. J. Tickner & Co
H. E. Angell
East End
C. F. Heimbaugh
John Ditter
Mulhollan
D. B. Fox
South Second Street
Garrett Bros
Yakima Valley Bank
F. R. Henry
Selah
Moore Clothing Co
F. M. Lambert
Wyman & Fraser
North Third Street
Scott
Depot
F. C. Gibbons
North Front Streeet
Wash
Yakima Produce Co
North Selah Avenue
Johnson Compant
Yakima, Wash
Tribune
Cleveland
Dayton
Argonaut, Day
Eldredge
Rambler
Imperial
T. Stewart
G. EF
Pierce
Hamilton
Yakima Ave
Phon
John McNaughton
John J. Rudkin
Washington
Mary
Yakima Hardware Company
Vici Kid
Manhattan
Kohls Shoe GO
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