Pollock and Miller wed in quiet Yakima home ceremony
Miss Janie Pollock and Mr. John J. Miller united in marriage at the bride's parents home last Sunday morning. The couple, esteemed in town, plan to reside at 416 North Third Street after their trip to the Sound country and Portland, returning by the 25th inst. Mr. Miller is connected with Yakima Milling Co. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Wood of the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollock-Miller
Janie Pollock
John J. Miller
Wood
Methodist Church
Miss Pollock
Yakima
Miller
Yakima Milling Co
Sound Country
Portland
North Third Street
Belshazzar Cantata Promises Winter Musical Highlight
A column urges practical dress for mud and promotes family arts at home. It previews next week’s Belshazzar cantata at Larson's theatre, praises staging, and notes support from the Congregational State and Ladies Musical club activities at Mrs. Richards' home. It also mentions rescheduled Ladies Guild events and a home music habit fostering reading and instrument practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther
Ladies Musical Club
Alex Miller
Local shop notices and sales at Coffin Bros and partners
A string of advertisements note ongoing sales at Coffin Brothers including ladies and children's cloaks at cost, driving harness at old prices after price increases, beaver hats with long plumes, and trimmed goods at 25 percent off. Also mentions Royalle flour, Prosper Flour mills, Beck Studio sittings, and gifts of gloves at low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffin Bros
Wyman & Fraser
Coffin Brothers
Elite
North Yakima Lodge of The Fraternal Brotherhood Organized
The North Yakima Lodge of The Fraternal Brotherhood organized on Friday evening with forty seven names on the roll. A second initiation is planned for Wednesday evening at Post Office Hall. A prize of a fine gold watch is offered to the member who secures the most initiates before January 1, 1908. The watch is displayed at Dingler and Pusch jewelry store in the Yakima hotel block, and the winner may choose a lady’s or gentleman’s watch or receive $25 in cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Fraternal Brotherhood
Post Office Hall
Dingler & Pusch
Yakima
Real estate partner dissolves as Gordon sells stake to Reese
Yakima notes report Vinton and Gordon dissolve their partnership with Gordon selling his interest to E T Reese of Chicago. Reese brings seasoned experience and aims to be a productive addition to Yakima business circles. The item also mentions local events including theatre and church services, voter canvassing, and various listings around North Yakima and Sunnyside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton & Gordon
Gordon
E. T. Reese
Chicago
Reese
Yakima
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jersey
Lyon
Hanh Siu
North
New York
Homan's Coin Bar
Ladies Guild
Prosser Flour Mills
Clegg Block
Mr. Beck
Beck Studio
South First Street
H. H. Schott
Wyman & Fraser's
Andrew Robson
Richard Carvel
John Rudkin
Pasco
Muse
Christian Church
A. C. Vail
J. A. Orchard
Zillah
Ahtanum Avenue
Mr. Orchard
J. N. Mull
South Second Street
I. T. Day
Yakima Water, Light & Power Co
New Mexico
Mr. Day
H. J. Snively
Industrial Protective Association
Sunnyside Sun
D. B. Fox
Mr. Hunt
Seattle
Jos. Paullin
Southwest Corner Fair Grounds
Florence Gordon
Kansas
Fechter
Doc Hare
J.N. Mull
J. M. Richardson
Simcoe Station
James Barnes
C. E. Grimes
Phillips& Chatfield
Dick Stair
Pullman, Wash
W. A.C
Geo. Hards
North Ahtaumave
H. M. Lichty
Rowland, Lichty & Harrison
Sunnyside
Mull
Arthur Adams
Shirla Smith
Detroit
Mich
The
Baptist Church
Gilbert & Richey
Toppenish
J. Gihring
Royale
Goldman's
Brethren Church
Evangelist Stiverson
Belshazzar
M. E. Robinson
Knights of Pythias
Ellensburg
Heraup
Wyman
Fraser’s
Visitour Furniture
Rinehart’s
North Yakima Milling Co
N. P
Stone
North Yakima Mill Co
Jackson
Yakima Avenue
Coffin Rathers Old Store
Goldman’s
Cole
Yo Yu
John Sawbridge
Sarah W. White
Snyder & Preble
Yakima County
Washington
J. EB. Shannon
Guy Mac L. Ricwards
Yakima Produce Co., Opp. Depot
Yakima and
Easton
Larson's Theatre
Second Street
Grocey
Rockwood Creamery Company
Rockwood Creamery
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