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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1907

Page

2

County Correspondence from the Health and Social Circuit

George Palmer remains ill from the grip. Mr. and Mrs. Hoag visited Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Jacobson on Sunday. Mrs. Allan B. Dow, longtime patient at her mother Mrs. James Young home, shows improvement. Miss L. Herlman, sister of Mrs. Dutcher, arrived Friday from Chicago to visit.

George Palmer Hoag Geo. Jacobson Allan B. Dow James Young L. Herlman Dutcher Chicago

Sunday Services and Local Notes Include Town Visits

Thursday services were led by Rev Pontens and Miss Barbarius who plans to speak each Sunday. Liberty resident Leroy Rarick and Claud Allen were seen visiting in the Alfalfa area Sunday. H S and W L Hatch oversee a large potato crop this week as frosts damaged early grain. Ray Marston suffers malaria while Mrs Flint and Miss Chamberlain of Outlook visit Ide family. Miss Ethellde returns home from a three month homestead stay. Mrs Alta Jones returns home to Liberty Friday evening.

Rev. Pontens Barbarius Leroy Rarick Liberty Claud Allen H. S W. L. Hatch Ray Marston Mrs. Flint Miss Chamberlain Outlook Ide Ethellde Alta Jones

Parker items: health updates and visits across town

Mrs A B Wilcox returns from Hot Springs and regains health slowly. Mrs Dossett able to be out since illness. Mrs Scott and children with Mrs Goodsell at Outlook. A B Cutler loses a valuable horse. Vincent visits from Sun Nysile. Mrs W L Thompson goes to Tacoma for weeks. H S Colter of Seattle visits Shadbolts. Agnes Brophy’s friends give surprise party.

A. B. Wilcox Hot Springs Charles Dossett Scott Goodsell Outlook A. B. Cutler

Birthday celebration and local social notes in newspaper

It describes a birthday party with games and dancing and refreshments. Attendees include Ms. E. J. Hardison of North Yakima visiting at Locusts and taking No. 5 to Seattle after news of a relative’s death. Also mentions trips by Chas Palmer and Mrs J W Hardison to Toppenish creek, George Forman moving into Jenkins’ former house, local church attendance, and Edna Johnson serving as organist with Mrs Graves and son visiting from Wapato.

E. J. Hardison North Yakima Seattle Chas. Palmer Wapato J. W. Hardison Toppenish Creek George Forman Jenkins Edna Johnson Graves and Son Fred McAttee

Natche City Field Day Set. Tigers Defeat Cowichee 21 to 8

A field day is planned in Natche City on Saturday May 18 with a ball game between School Section and Natche City. News from the Natches City field scene notes the Tigers on top in a 21 to 8 victory over Cowichee, highlighted by a one handed catch from C Hobbs and a double play by Loy Natche.

Our Valley John Dobein Walter Purdin A. Purdin Natches City North Yakima Cowichee Natches Tigers C. Hobbs Cowhee Loy Natches City Cub L. Luther F. Layman W. J. Purdin S. B

Boosters' Directory Aims to Map Yakima Valley

Secretary Zuppann of the publicity committee plans a complete Boosters' Directory for Yakima residents involved in promoting the valley. Coupons in this issue request name address occupation former eastern address and years in Yakima. The committee will meet to finalize ads and launch a valley canvass next week.

Zuppann Publicity Committee Yakima North Boosters Herald Yakima Valley

Fragmentary Note From Unknown Page

Readable fragments show stray letters and numbers with no clear event or names. The item lacks identifiable persons organizations places or dates to form a coherent news record.

Great Meet at Naches City May Draw Big Crowd

Naches City hosts a full day of field and track events with Cewiche on Saturday May 18. A North Yakima train departs at 1 AM, arrives 8 AM, events start 8 30 AM, hotel facilities ample, and Attorney H D Hunt acts as judge.

Natches City Cewiche Cowiche H. D. Hunt

Snohomish man and wife extend summer visit

S. B. Galloway of Snohomish is visiting with his wife and will stay in the area all summer.

S. B. Galloway Snohomish

Baseball box score with listed players and officials

The report lists players Din CL F etc and positions including 1b 3b c f and f b with umpire C Case. Time of game 1 hour 50 minutes and attendance 200.

Local Social Notes Highlight Neighborhood Moves and Visits

Albert P. Bernhart wed Emily Ayres after a recent Kansas move and home furnishing. Miss Bertha Kilgour and Ruth Johnson enjoyed a Saturday visit while Pearl Bagley prepared to return to Wide Hollow. Grace Gutermute and Alice Remy were guests at local homes. Peter Robing moved into the old Purdin place. J H Wiley and Viva Perry visited at Cherry View ranch. R Johnsons visited in School Section. H B Russel contracted to haul rocks from the Fisk place.

Albert P. Bernhart Kansas Emily Ayres Bertha Kilgour Ruth Johnson Pearl Bagley W. Harrison Wide Hollow Grace Gutermute J. Miller Alice Remy Fairview Edithe Perry J. H. Wiley Viva Perry’s Cherry View Ranch R. Johnson Russel Fisk Place

May Proclaim A Quarantine

Governor Chamberlain heard arguments on declaring a quarantine against Washington sheep. Washington officials argued scab exists in five interior counties while southeastern Washington flocks may be unaffected. Oregon officials pressed for quarantine to cover all Washington flocks to ensure inspection and dipping effectiveness. decision expected by week’s end.

Washington S. W. Nelson Tacoma H. R. Briston Walla Walla Interior Oregon Commissionerr Oregon

Night Signage Lights Up North Yakima

A visitor from Michigan praises North Yakima's brightly lit business streets and metropolitan vibe. He notes that travelers arriving by train are drawn to the city by illuminated signs, contrasting with duller western towns lacking signage.

Yakima Harry Marvin Michigan

George Alexander and Ada Fisk wed at home

George Alexander and Ada Fisk united in marriage last Wednesday evening at 8 p m at the bride s home with Rev F L Hayden officiating. The elder Alexander couple moved to town recently and George will stay on the home place.

Mrs. Schwartz Oregon M. King Martin Cross C. Perry E. C. Dickerson Orchard Park Farm

Local notices and travel for church delegates and community events

Rev Geo C Giffen left Monday for Columbus Ohio to attend a Presbyterian church meeting as a delegate. E E Couell of the Glade was a Sunnyside visitor on Monday. John Vandellin died at his home south of town on Saturday and was buried Monday at Zul lah. Vandellin was seriously ill only a few days. His son arrived from the east a few hours after his death. Williamson and wives of Prosser spent Monday here attending the Water Users Association. John Vandellin visiting his mother Fred Brown of North Yakima spent Sunday at the Williams home. J B Early went to North Yakima on Monday.

Geo. C. Giffen Columbus Ohio Presbyterian Church E. E. Couell The Glade John Vandellin Zillah Vandellin Messrs. Williamson Prosser Water Users’ Association Fred Brown North Yakima Williams J. B. Early

Bandits Rob North Coast Train Near Welch's Spur

Two gunmen stormed the North Coast limited at Welch's spur killing engineer Frank Crow and wounding fireman Thomas Sullivan. Police, aided by prison dogs, search the mountains as a $2000 reward is posted for each bandit dead or alive. Charles Crawford, a hitchhiker, is jailed in Butte as officers press for truth.

Butte North Coast Limited Welch’s Spur Frank Crow Thomas Sullivan Northern Pacific Railroad Company Charles Crawford Crawford Clow Culver

Over 1 Million Fruit Trees Planted in Yakima County

The Yakima county spring effort reports more than 1 000 000 fruit trees planted with 1 250 000 trees inspected by Inspector Brown and planted by ranchery. An increase of 606 000 from 1906 is noted and over 100 000 strawberry and raspberry plants have been set out. Prospects for a large yield are strong.

Yakima County Brown

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Clover Timothy North Yakima Mill Company Salesroods Yakima Avenue U.S. Department of Agriculture U. S Mits Hartung-Larson Hardware Co Alfalfa Parker Central and Eastern States Yaki East Ener Eee Wash Naches City Fruitvale Peter Robing Purdin Place Mr. Nicholson California Salem, Ore Chamberlain Sunnyside Yakima Dental Sloan Bldg Yakima Hardware Company Helena Maelion Macdonald
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