Among Our Neighbors local notes and social items
Social updates from The Herald report an afternoon tea hosted by the Misses Carrie Ethel and Janie Young with sixteen guests, plus a list of attendees. Ball games note School Section beating Ah Tanum 17 to 9 and a win over Old Town. A neighborhood picnic near Natchez Gap and an Easter bazaar raising about 30 dollars are recorded, along with various family visits and minor incidents.
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Carrie
Ethel
Janie Young
Howard Wright
Grace Shannon
Patterson
Nellie Rogers
Minnie Larson
Jungst
Meads
Ahtanum Club
Wapato Club
Old Town
Local Items Highlight Community Happenings And Accidents
Mrs. Charles Marks suffered a painful arm fracture from a horse kick. A ditch meeting occurred Saturday evening. Funeral services for Mrs. McGonigley were held at William Wade's home. Correspondent notes map confusion and hopes to become North Yakima's suburb. Selah’s Henry Bickner visited Kennewick and W. M. Taylor photographed at school. Mrs. L. L. Foiles remains ill and stays with a North Yakima relative. Mrs. E. B. Hersom drew the premium lamp. A Friday dance suffered poor attendance as workers were busy. Potatoes remain scarce as J. W. Spahr and Inland Commercial buy locally. Rev. Herbert absent due to quarantine at Natchez home. Mrs. W. A. Williams injured in buggy accident three ribs broken. Maud Denny hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Purdin. District No. 30 school closed. Rosalia McNamarr praises progress. picnic held with ice cream and baseball. Morissey Bros sold timothy hay for 11 dollars a ton. James Morrissey ill. Ralph Purdin severely struck by a pitched ball, unconscious briefly but improving. Morrissey hop house drew a large crowd with music by Sam and Milton Johnston and Walter Purdin.
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Charles Marks
McGonigley
William Wade
J. W. Spahr
Inland Commercial Company
Rev. Herbert
Natchez
W. A. Williams
Maud Denny
Walter Purdin
Rosalia McNamarr
Clever
James Morrissey
Ralph Purdin
Morrissey
Hop House
Sam and
Milton Johnston
North Yakima
Earl Hardison
Carston Bros
Fred Pendergast
Prof. Schwartze
Belma
Graetz
Spokane
Parodi
Harry McGaughy
Gilkey
Mabton
Martin's Hall
Viola Clark
Mabel Davenport
Bel
Sunnyside
Arthur J. Brown
Mary E. Thompson
Hayden
H. H. Wende
Federated Aid
A. H. Lyons
Palace Heights
George Irish
Wm. B. Cloud
J. R. Harvey
J. F. Jewell
C. H. Schlosser
Red Cloud
Neb
W. H. Cline
North Yakima J
State Fair Board
Annette’ Hitchcock
Wm. Hitchcock
Laura Lockwood
W. W. Scudder Jr
Seattle
Federated Church
Scudder
Yakima Association of Congregational Churches
Bartlett
General Electric Company of Boston
Benj. ,F. Johnson
E. F. Blaine
EB. J. Wyman
W.H. Cline
J. S.sanger
W. H. Ensign
Illinois
R. D. Young
Ensign
Portland
Young
Charles Richie
Stanley Gregory
B. F. James
Oregon
S. J. Harrison
N.woodin
W. N. Granger
Agaillah
Mr. Thompson
Tacoma
Northern Pacific Railway
Joseph McNaught
G. S. Rankin
Mary Mudd
The
Baptist Church
Chris Roland
Lanark
Ill
John Kutt
Roland
Henry Kuck
Red Falls
Minn
George Legel
Mt.Carol
A. G. Parfit
North Dakota
John J. Brown
Paynesville
E. J. Wyman
J. S. Sanger
Richard Evans
Prosser
Local notes from Belma and surrounding areas
A roundup of today in Belma with moves to North Yakima and Springdale. Residents including Parker J D Nichols Roy Smith Chas Scott Maggie Evans and Garfield Piland are mentioned along with church services, visitors from Spokane Wapato and Mabton, frost on fruit, and a village social program featuring local students and performances.
Cream Separator Test Claims by Seasoned Dairyman
A veteran dairyman with twelve years of experience argues that many claim superior performance for cheap Johnd machines. He cites tests for clean skimming ease of operation repair costs and machine longevity across various makes and styles.
Omega Dream Separator Demonstrates Superior Performance
The seller touts the Omega Dream Separator as unmatched and offers a free trial to prove its value. A sales pitch invites buyers to test a machine on site or arrange setup and demonstration.
Local notes from Zillah and Sunnyside small town column
Typhoid sickness hits Guy Harris as community reports many social events and arrivals. Marriages occur at North Yakima and Sunnyside with several local residents hosting gatherings, church events, and a Palm ice cream service. Visits by Wende, Scudder, and various guests, plus farm updates and a new survey purchase.
Early potatoes and theater lineup in regional notes
May 20 to June 20 marks ideal planting for Early Ohio potatoes with prices from Richey & Gilbert Co. in Toppenish. Puget South visitor Brown and family are noted, while Orpheum Theatre promotes a grand Rube minstrel show next Fri to Sun with singing, dancing and cake walking, promising a highly entertaining Pacific coast debut.
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Richey & Gilbert Co
Orpheum Theater
London
Pacific Coast
Orpheum
Rubes at Orpheum Promises Laughs and Music
A lively preview touts the Rubes stage act promising hearty laughs for all, with Leo Bevins delivering a prized rendition of The Bridge of Sighs and That Grand Amen. Also featured are moving pictures titled A Trip Around New York in Fifteen Minutes showcasing the metropolis.
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Leo Bevins
Bridge of Sighs
Orpheum
New York
Metropolis
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