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Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1902

Page

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Official Yakima County vote counts show Supt. Plumb defeated

The Yakima County board tallying officers Frank Horsley Auditor Kelso and W. B. Newcomb report no changes in results. Key races listed include Congressional Jones Cushman Humphrey Cotterill Hadley Reavis Englehart and Dilley among others with varied party lines.

Plumb Frank Horsley Board of County Commissioners Kelso W. B. Newcomb Yakima County Wesley L. Jones Francis W. Cushman William E. Humphrey George F. Cotterill O. R. Holcomb Frank B. Cole A. H. Sherwood W. J. McKean Jense C. Martin Wm. McCormick Hans P. Jorgensen Hiram E. Hadley James B. Reavis Thomas Neill Wm. J. Hoag Soc Labor Ira P. Englehart A. J. Splawn James L. Courtwright H. D. Jory W. H. Hare Robert Dunn F. S. Hedger J.P. Marks A. H. Lyons I. N. Richardson Charles Richey F. A. Hatfield Sheriff A. L. Dilley R. A. Grantydem Wm. I. Huxtable Hugh Stewart, Soc Clerk J. W. Day W. J. Purdin John A. Adams C. F. Bowman A. J. Snelling Merton L. Matterson A. B. Flint E. G. Peck H. H. Allen John Druse W. P. Guthrie E. B. Preble C. E. Wood Harry Coonse J. A. Orchard Robert A. Wise P. Gildea A. Dickey F. H. Plumb Jennie Sherwood John Dempsey W. F. Meloy J. A. Kingsbury E. P. Hekker C. T. Dulin James R. Harvey James Kesling F. J. Randle W.D. Ritter Devaster Leroy V.slaser Peter Bach Lafayette Pace W. B. Mathews Simon P. Westfield E. L. Stewart

Woodcock Academy Endowment Gains Add $5,000

The article reports progress toward a $20,000 endowment for Woodcock Academy. Congregational churches in Spokane pledged $5,000 at their annual association, supplementing prior pledges by Ernest Woodcock and his mother Mrs. F B Woodcock. Trustees seek a further $5,000 promise.

Woodcock Academy Friends of the Academy Congregational Churches of State Spokane Ernest Woodcock F. B. Woodcock

School Board Approves $15,000 Bond Issue

The tax payers of district 7 met with few attendees to discuss finances. They decided to issue bonds totaling 15000 to fund new school houses and possible temporary buildings. Superintendent Jolley reported 1184 pupils and desks short, urging rapid action and more teachers to handle larger classes.

Jolley Nichols North Yakima

Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs Burna at Third Street Residence

Last Monday evening after Belshazar rehearsal Mrs E B Moore hosted a surprise twenty fifth birthday party for Mrs Dr Burna at her Third street residence. Fresh Olympia oysters from a nearby restaurant were served and guests sang Arise and Give Us Welcome under the parlor window. The merriment included a male quartet and Halloween photo flash exposures. Mrs Moore’s oyster stew delighted all and the guests departed after heartfelt wishes and Goodnight and Happy Dreams. Those present included Mr and Mrs E B Moore, Mr and Mrs O A Fechter, Mr and Mrs G S Vance, Dr and Mrs Burns, Mr and Mrs Schindeler, Miss Ethel Burns, L O Meigs, C E Jones, W L Steinweg and W A Erwin.

Belshazzar E. B. Moore Dr. Burna Third Street Olympia Hallowe’en O. A. Fechter G. 8. Vance Burns Schindeler Ethel Burns L. O. Meigs C. E. Jones W. L. Steinweg W. A. Erwin

School Board Considers Bond Election At Central School

The board of directors for district seven met in regular session with all members present. President Barge presided as Director Nichols introduced a resolution calling for a bond election on Saturday November 22 at Central School, which was adopted unanimously. Bills for supplies and teachers salaries were audited and warrants drawn.

School District Number Seven Barge Citizens Nichols Central School

Rogers Knives and Forks sale at Coffin Bros store

A weekly offer lists Rogers Knives and Forks for 3.60 at Coffin Bros new store, inviting customers to inspect. Wyman and Fraser advertise the largest stock of vehicles in central Washington and prompt buyers to call for satisfaction.

Rogers Coffin Bros Washington Wyman & Fraser's

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