Potatoes shipped to Kansas City and local development in Toppenish
Richey and Gilbert sent two carloads of potatoes to Kansas City on Saturday. The Washington Nursery Co plans a two story building west of the stone warehouse and enlarges its Toppenish operations. Post office upgrades, new fixtures, and potential third class status loom as mail volume grows. Pickle cucumbers trial acres to be planted for Wm Hunt Co. School district No 49 adds 28 by 36 feet to the Toppenish school, adding two rooms with A. F. Switzer of North Yakima awarded the contract for 1250.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richey & Gilbert
Kansas City
The
Washington Nursery Co
Toppenish
Shearer
Wm, Hunt & Co
Seattle
Yakima Valley
Trustees of School District No
A. F. Switzer
North Yakima
Local notes from Sunnyside and visits around town
Yakima visitors include Zillah L E Lawrence and John Jaeger with reports of a dance hall and riverbank resort in the works near Alfalfa Station. Prosser and Sunnyside visitors mingle with residents as Rev L G Stull preaches and Home Finding society ladies host tea and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatch
Ladies of the Home Finding Society
Milo Walker
Sunnyside Items Note Local Happenings and Games
J Woods Smith of Portland registered at the Sunnyside on Monday. Fer son and Marble plan a Harrison eighty yard brick yard in the west part of town. Safe Pace attended a county commissioners meeting in North Yakima. Sunnyside beat Bickner 12 to 7 in a local ball game. Dick Hart leaves May 20 with beef cattle for Nome. Junior C E Society celebrated Francis Harvey's birthday with a surprise party. O J Stewart heads to Los Angeles for about a month. Mrs E Belyea and mother visit Walla Walla before moving to North Dakota. Chas Rodman introduces a new hay derick pegging market lead. Mr and Mrs Jacks enjoy a surprise at their new home with music and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Woods Smith
Portland
Sunnyside
Ferson & Marble
Harrison Eighty
Mrs. Jacks
Measles Sickens Mrs Wright Brewer. Local News Roundup
Parker notes Mrs Wright Brewer is ill with measles. Luther Estes of Goldendale and family visit relatives. School picnic succeeds as a gala day for children. Delance Wallace and son visit Spokane relatives. Newton family recovered from measles. School entertainment postponed from the 16th to the 23rd. Emma Stingle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Stingle, dies. funeral at church, 10 AM, burial in Tahoma cemetery. Community extends sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma
Albert Stingle
Tahoma Cemetery
Wapato News Roundup and Local Notes
Mrs. Howe was sick for a few days last week. Prof. Barge visited Wapato on Saturday. The youngest child of Mr. Carpenter is very sick. Mr. Putnam is road supervisor of District No. 34. Strawberries were damaged by frosts last week. Kellets were in town yesterday. Rotha Gibson is in North Yakima for eighth grade exams. Mrs. Della Hayes returned home after visiting her parents. Miss Roberts and Miss Plumb went to North Yakima for teachers exams. Home Banner published for Wa pato interests. Indians round up horses and neighbors rejoiced at recovering long lost horses. Mr. and Mrs. Dammal will spend the summer with daughter Mrs. F O Jones near Wapato, joined by Mr. and Mrs. Wise.
For Sale Items and Local Notices
Classified items include second-hand goods wanted by D. B. Fox at 23 South Second street a 20 acre improved ranch near town for inquiry at 304 North Third street a ten room house with modern improvements at 114 South Sixth street and a note to watch for the Gladiator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Fox
South Second Street
North Third Street
South Sixth Street
Yakima Classified Briefs and Advertisements
May 20 1903 notices list advertisers including Yakima Novelty Works W L Lemon and stores. Items mention ground lawn mowers service Corinne and marriage jest Mabel Richards veterinarian Sloan's Drug store Ditter groceries Mulhollan old stand and new stock offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
John Ditter
Mulhollan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Star Clothing CO
Dills, Lemon & Drew
F. W. Powers
F. A. Bond
E. H. Rettig
Zillah
L. E. Lawrence
Lafe Little
Vancouver
Wash
John Jaeger
C. E. Ward
R. D. Young
E. Mulhollan
Coffin Bros
Chas. Richey
Belma
Mrs. Lee Watkins
Herbert Stowe
L. G. Stull
Mrs. Chas. Anderson
Messrs
Denny and
Blaine
Prosser
Messrs. C. J. Lynch
Harvey L. Young
E. J
Messrs. Blackman, Showers, Jones
Ralph Jones
Bickleton
C. H. Hitchcock
Tacoma
the Sun
Board of County Commissioners
Bickner Boys
Sunnyside Nine
Dick Hart
Nome
Mr. Hart
C. E. Society
Francis Harvey
O. J. Stewart
Los Angeles
Cal
Chas Rodman
Parker
Wright Brewer
Luther Estes
Goldendale
Wapato
Simcoe
Prof. Barge
Mr. Carpenter
Putnam
Kellets
Rotha Gibson
North
Della Hayes
Mrs. Bainter
Miss Roberts
Miss Plumb
Home Banner
Alex E. McCredy
Stops Us
Exchiane
Chickering & Son, Hobart M. Cable and Kimball
D. S. Johnston Co
Arie Hover
Crescent Mandolin Club
the Thompson Music Co
H. F. Thompson
North Second Street
Alexander
A. F. Kearns
John Arnold
Harry L. Lawrey
Mr. Brescher
Louis Martan
Fred Burnham
Mira
Russell
George Crary
Wm. J. Smith
Ivy Dooley
L. M. Shanks
J. C. Fetherkile
G. M. Watelsky
Ben Gibbons
J. B. Wood
Clarence Johncox
Lucy Williams
H. P
Corinne
Mabel
Mull & Merwin’s
G. Macl. Richards
Sloan’s Drug Store
Cnbre
Will
Oxfords
Dorothy Dodd
Utz & Dunn
H. Hl. Schott Company
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