Local notices and social items fill October pages
Wyman and Fraser move into new quarters on Second street. Mrs L B Rinehart returns home from visits with millinery lines to be shown in several towns October 15 19. The Elks lodge hosts a sociable. Canning plant expands. Fire damage at Ditter stable leads to attempted burglary. Public notices include sales and auctions. Gov Rogers and others attend the state fair. New arrivals and real estate moves across Sunnyside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Rinehart
Pasco
Prosser
Sunnyside
Zillah
Ditter
P. A. Bounds
North Second Street
Deaths and obituaries from Yakima area listing Quiett and others
Death of George W. Quiett in Los Angeles at age 83 after health decline following Yakima years in business. Also notices multiple deaths at St Elizabeth's hospital including a 13 year old, typhoid cases, and a Natchez valley resident with funeral at Natchez cemetery. Survivors and funeral details included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Quiett
Los Angeles
Cal
Mr. Quiett
Yakima
Quiett & Ayres
L.O. Janeck
W. E. Ayres
Arizona
Tacoma
A. M. Chesney
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Wisconsin
James Garvey
Lizzie Lamberson
Natchez Valley
Gilmore
Natchez Cemetery
Benefit Ball Aims to Aid Miss Grace Bunnell
The Yakima orchestra plans a Thursday night ball on October 17 at the armory to raise proceeds for Grace Bunnell who has long served the community with musical entertainments. The event honors her past gratis contributions and asks local supporters to contribute generously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Grace Bunnell
Miss Bunnell
Armory
Twentieth Century Club Opens Season Under Rigg
The Twentieth Century Club held its first meeting of the season on Tuesday with President Mrs. SH. B. Rigg presiding. Mrs. Larson and Mrs. McCredy reported on State Federation delegates. The afternoon included a social period and plans for October 15 with Mrs. B. F. Barge and a program on Early American History.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Club
SH. B. Rigg
Larson
Accidentally Shot Man Recovering in Local Hospital
Thomas J. Nooner was accidentally shot on a hunting trip with his brother on the reservation. He was taken to St. Elizabeth's hospital with a severe hip wound, the bones shattered but not immediately life threatening. The article also promotes local services and advertisements for furniture, clothing, a harness shop, and various businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Bishop
Omaha, Neb
Potter’s Field
Tahoma Cemetery
Thomas J. Nooner
John A
Thomas
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. C. Case Druggist
South Second St
Wyman & Fraser
Second Street
Ladies’ Musical Club
Miss Hall
E. W. Taylor
A. H. Marquardt
M. Probach
M. B. Murphie
A. L. Harrison
KE. K. Current
New Orleans
Martha Hinman
L. C. Hinman
City
Spokane
Green Mercantile Co
Lodge of Elks
George E. Gandy
J. M.clark
McKinley
Walter Wellman
Buffalo
Larson's Theatre
Heinrich
Seattle
S. B. Readle
Readle
Lawrence Place
W. B. Williams
Mason City
Iowa
John R. Rogers
Olympia
Ler Ankeny
Walla Walla
John L. Wilson
Rear Admiral
Casey
Pacific Squadron
McConnect
Arthur Rinehart
Bride
Miss Perrin
Dawson City
North Yakima
Mrs. L. B. Rinehart
Sidney Noble
Fair Grounds
George E. Wise
Guy McL. Richards
O. K
Alice Gilmore
Oregon
Mrs. W. D. Gilmore
Nob Hill School
Schwartze
Miss Owens
Miss McKinney
A. D. Slo
Tor
Schillings Goods
New York
Benj
Shaffer
the Fraternal Club
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Joel Shumaker
Washington
Idaho
Allen B. Dow
Presbyterian Church
McConnell’s
Ll.d. Lape
Prosser Wash
Marquardt
Probach
Dr. Adair
Coffin Bros
The
Pioneer Lumber Co
Catlin Bros
Wasco
Kleis & Sinema's
Raglans
Wonder
DR. C. H. Bugbee
Yakima Avenue
Salf
Fr. R. Evans
Bartholet Hotel
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