Simcoe News Roundup From North Yakima Area
Mrs Alex McCredy returned from North Yakima on Wednesday. Miss Hannah Richardson suffered a tonsillitis attack last week. F M Towne of Yakima City oversees potato car loading. The Campell family moved to the Morrison ranch near North Yakima. Mr Conner’s daughter was ill with pneumonia until Dr Burns visited. Mrs Brower’s friends mourn her sudden death. Harvey Jellison lost a 75 dollar cow to alfalfa bloat, third cow lost in two weeks. A Wapato basket social delighted attendees. Recitations and songs by Mrs Alex McCredy and Mrs W Thompson were enjoyed. Mass meeting of Simcoe Irrigation Association set for Saturday at Joseph McCleed’s hay ranch at 2 pm. All water users on Simcoe canal requested to attend. The Board of Directors received Miss Lydia Charlton’s resignation due to illness. Miss Charlton replaced by Miss Mabel Roberts from South Dakota. Mr Putnam injured when his wagon wheel hit a hole during a canal shutdown while controlling frightened horses. Parker Floy Alexander of Moxee visited last week. John Barrick and wife welcomed a son. D W Johnston and family to Portland for the winter. F E Thompson visited from Tompish Sunday and North Yakima Monday. Mrs W P Sawyer left for the Sound to take painting lessons. Eula Maggie Hardison, Beulah Sawyer, W P Sawyer, W L Thompson family, and J D Nichols attended a Wednesday cantata.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simcoe Irrigation Association
Joseph McCleed
Simcoe Canal
Board of Directors
J. M. Richardson
Springdale Society Names Officers as Local News Highlights
In Springdale the community notes Mr. Albert Draggoo is very ill and Mr. Morgan plans a return to Nebraska. The Springdale Literary Society adopts its future name with officers led by Pres. Walden and vice president Hovis, plus Myrtle Draggoo as curator and Myra Moody as chorrister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springdale
Albert Draggoo
Springdale Literary Society
Mr. Walden
Hovis
Treas
Myrtle Draggoo
Myra Moody
Walter Hedges
L. M. Cox
Marshall
George Sawyer
Local School Notes and Household News
Mrs. Harvey Hill has recovered enough to be around again after typhoid fever. Miss Alta Higby has been ill with pneumonia. A. Chandler installed a fine patent gate in his yard. Mrs. T. H. Shannon and Mrs. M. Morehead visited Mrs. George Grist this past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Hill
Alta Higby
A. Chandler
T. H. Shannon
M. Morehead
George Grist
Road supervisor sought in Lower Natches notes
Local notes report activity in Fruitvale with residents feeding sheep and painting homes. Mentions Mrs Laura Jacobson’s return after indoors, Rev O B Whitmore lecture at Laswell schoolhouse, potato digging near finish, and a church business meeting next Saturday at 1 p.m. with Thanksgiving services Thursday at 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Whitmore
Laswell School
Basket Social To Benefit New Church Pew Purchases
A basket social will be held in the evening under the auspices of the W. H. M. A. for the benefit of buying new pews for the church. All are invited to attend and enjoy a pleasant and interesting occasion.
Community Notes From Sunnyside Letters and Arrivals
W B Cloud sold his ranch to Dakota buyers while O J Stewart looks after interests in Wenatchee. Marrriage invitations issued for Wm B Cloud and wife. Mrs Cline lists fine Leghorn chickens for sale. Newcomers include H H Little of Lewiston and Mr Hamer moving to Spokane. Thanksgiving services planned by Rev Lee A Johnson. Addison Randolph and children arrive from Lustin Michigan to make Sunnyside home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside
W. B Cloud
Dakota
Addison Randolph
Lustin, Mich
Meats Poultry and Game for Thanksgiving Dinner
A local supplier promotes a full range of meats poultry and game for the holiday season. The advert emphasizes generous offerings for Thanksgiving with prices designed to help customers provide abundantly for their tables.
A Shower of Gold Fraternal Benefit Movement
Last year fraternal organizations paid over fifty million dollars to beneficiaries. The article notes a check for 1000 dollars to a widow or orphan every ten minutes and predicts further increases this year. It urges participation in this cooperative benevolent work and mentions a North Yakima lodge meeting weekly at M. W. A. hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Yakima
M. W. A. Hall
Card of Thanks From St Michaels Guild
The Ladies Guild of St Michaels Episcopal Church thanks all who helped with the Cantata Belshazzar including the congregation and others who participated and lent aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Guild of
St. Michaels Episapel Church
Congregation
Strayed Jersey Heifers From North Yakima Found
Strayed from the north fork of Cow yche two grade Jersey heifers, one two years and one one year old. Both branded with a spring ogee seat holder on the hip, year marks on side and ear tag with name. Suitable reward for information locating them. P. Gildea, North Yakima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Fork
Cowyche
P. Gildea
North Yakima
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Advertised
All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's signature appears on each box. Price 25 cents. Advertisement notes a guarantee and branding across店 shelves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Rinehart Fur Sale Cuts and Local Happenings
Local notes report a fur sale discount at Rinehart’s and multiple city visits, including Mabton’s S P Flower in Yakima and H A Small now running the NP house in Pasco. Also noted are jewelry discounts, land purchases by Johnny Ryan, a Degree of Honor initiation, and upcoming services and events across the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Studio
H. A. Small
Pasco
Buy a Home and Own It with Equal Terms
An advertisement promotes the National Home Seekers' Association offering paid-up contracts entitling a home or farm or $1000 cash. Loans for farms and city property, with self-surety and long repayment periods. Contracts in series A and B mature in 6 to 8 months. References to offices and multiple local businesses appear in a frayed classified page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ational Home Seekers’ Association
D. W. Coyle
Vinton & Reese
Yakima Avenue
Second Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hannah Richardson
F. M. Towne
Yakima City
P. N. Campell
Doc. Morrison Ranch
Mrs. Conner
Dr. Burns
Harvey Jellison
Wapato
Alex. McCredy
W. Thompson
Lydia Charlton
Alta Jones
Farley Ferris
Mabel Roberts
South Dakota
Miss Charlton
Mr. Putnam
Parker
Floy Alexander
Moxee
John Barrick
D. W. Johnston
Portland
F. E. Thompson
Eula
Maggie Hardison
Beulah Sawyer
W. P. Sawyer
W. L. Thompson
J. D. Nichols
Mr. Morgan
Nebraska
Lower Natches
Agi
Alex Metlee
Fruitvale
Laura
Joseph Howson
Alaskas
Buckle
Kohls Shoe CO
R D Young
Prosser
George Vetter
Ben Reber
Kansas
O. J. Stewart
Wenachee
Mr. Griffith
Seattle
Mrs. Stewart
T. W. Marble
H. M. Solenberg
Chicago
Wm. B. Cloud
Ralph N. Reed
California
H. H. Little
Lewiston, Idaho
Lee A. Johnson
Mr. Hamer
Spokane
the Watcher Market
S. Second Street
Rinehart’s
S. P. Flower of
Mabton
Keene
Johnny Ryan
N. P. Railroad
Tim Manahan
Walla Walla
Tim
Frank Oplist
Capital Hill
H. H. Allen
Baltimore
Mr. Brook
Bodwell
Washington D. C
Union
The
Christian Church
N. Firstet
Toole
I. Halpern
Applegate Brothers
Wyman & Fraser’s
Geo. Hards Greenhouse
North Ahtaum Ave
Prosser Flour Mills
Osteopathic Home
I. N. Richardson
Dunkard Church
South
Athanum Avenue
Henaup
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