Detailed 19th century fair exhibits showcase
The Yakima fair featured extensive displays in arts and crafts, farming, and culinary sections. Prizes awarded across cut flowers, needlework, embroidery, lace, and cakes highlighted top entrants such as Mrs E K Lombard and Miss Josephine Torkelson. The Yakima band performed daily, E E James showcased portraits, and Fred Brooker bought premium pigs from Hazelwood Co. Amateur photography by Robert E. Smith drew praise for image quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Donald
F. Weck
A. J. Willis
E. B. Moore
Rolston
Lloyd Hauser
J. Donald
P. B. Jackson
L. O. Janeck
E. Gordon
Anna Olsen
Seattle
A. R. Meyer
R. B. Milroy
Anna Campbell
A. B. Weed
May Harrison
H. B. Scudder
A. E. McCredy
Mabel Gordon
Josephine Torkelson
A. V. Stone
George Vance
Nellie Dill
J. H. Wylie
E. K. Lombard
B. F. Barge
J. A. Mabray
E. F. Barge
Battenburg
J. M. Perry
Bateman
Nellie Dills
J. H. Corbett
Emma Maris
J. H
Anna _ Brackett
Mrs C Crockett
I Lindsey
Mamie Jackson
Louise Jackson
Mary Taylor
Carrie Johnson
Vancouver
E Gordon
EK Lombard
J L Hall
M T Janeck
A F Shannon
J Donald
Local notes from the area on visits and appointments
A roundup of community updates from the east, including Bud Boyle's father visiting from the east, Ms Broacher and Ms Perry on the sick list, Harold Young starting a job with J A Humphrey in Mabton, and Mrs George Hollaway with children returning from North Yakima. The schools delay opening to October 14 due to unfinished building.
NOB HILL NOTES AND CONGREGATIONAL MEETING REPORT
Community notes mention Mr Dooley's illness and new arrivals from Europe and ongoing land transactions. The thirteenth annual Congregational State association met in North Yakima with 57 delegates and featured Miss Lula Miner on foreign missions. A list of delegates spans numerous towns and states including Seattle Spokane and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational State Association
North Yakima
Orting
W. P. Pease
L. Means
G. P. Merrill
Snohomish
Rey
R. B. Hassell
Everett
R. K. Ham
New Whatcom
H. W. Young
E. L. Smith
W. H. Lewis
Samuel Greene
L. L. Woods
W. M. Scudder
Seattle
G R. Wallace
A. R. Johnson
John Percival
Jonathan Edwards
Spokane
Newport
Edmund Owens
Mullan
Idaho
W. F. Nemezie
Natchez
Laura A. Longmire
Venus
J. G. Longfellow
George Kindred
West Seattle
Charles W. Shelton
New York
W. H. Temple
C. W. Hendley
J. A. Freeday
W. ©. White
5. Henderson
W. C. Merritt
EK. T. Ford
A. M. Avery
Tacoma
Harry BR. Hendley
Steilacoom
M. W. Morse
Crete
Neb
Bo Whitmore
South Bend
L. F. Anderson
Whitman College
Church social praised. upcoming meetings announced
The event drew about 60 attendees and was described as one of the year’s pleasant church gatherings. Next Sunday Rev J A Stiverson will preach at Mark's school house Wide Hollow. Evangelist Guy Martin and the jubilee singers begin a series of special meetings in the city next Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
R. B. Hassell
Everett
Congregational Church
Mark
Wide Hollow
J. A. Stiverson
Guy Martin
Evangelist
Jubilee Singers
Miss Eva Stewart Weds George W Sherwood in Ellensburg
Miss Eva Stewart of Ellensburg married George W Sherwood of North Yakima at the Boyd home on Pearl street Ellensburg. About thirty guests from North Yakima Roslyn and Ellensburg attended the wedding. Miss Stewart is the stepdaughter of W J Boyd long connected with the Cascade Miner office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Stewart
Ellensburg
George W. Sherwood
North Yakima
W. J. Boyd
Pearl Street
Roslyn
Miss Stewart
Boyd
Cascade Miner
County Commission Meets Without Dimmick. Levy Talk Delayed
The county commissioners gathered in regular session with all members present except W L Dimmick who is sick at home in Kiona. Routine business on roads justice of the peace and other bills was handled. Levy discussion will open tomorrow when Dimmick returns. Gambling houses in the city were ordered closed after a District Attorney notice. Mrs Spring of Natchez area was severely injured when a horse driven by her husband bolted and a shaft pole struck her leg while shielding a child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Dimmick
Kiona
Dimmick
Guthrie
Criminal Court Proceedings Continue This Week
Justice J. A. Taggard presided in criminal court at the courthouse on Tuesday and Wednesday and will continue for several days. George Steele, who stabbed the Chinaman, was bound over for trial. Two men named Lloyd and Garrison were fined $99 plus costs for robbing D. A. Hanna's store. ac complices were discharged. John Wilson and James Ryan, held for robbing Johnson's place, were discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Taggard
Court House
George Steele
Lloyd and
Garrison
D. A. Hanna
John Wilson
James Ryan
Johnson
Lost on the Trail. Dead For Over a Year and Didn't Know It
Beck's Up-to-Date Studio displays earned first premium at the State Fair for photographs. Mitchell wagons advertised as easier and longer wearing. Wyman & Fraser offered the wagons for sale. Hundreds admired the showcases on First Street. Our imitative competitors face heavy workloads as we lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beck
First Street
Mitchell
Wyman & Fraser
Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs Ropert Warner
The Warner family thanks friends for their kindness and help during their recent sorrow with appreciation for support and sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ropert Warner
State Fair photographs impress visitors at exhibit
The display of E. E. James photographs at the State Fair drew favorable reviews though no premium was offered for photographs except outdoor views. The item hints James would win first prize if recognized. Also notes various local ads and notices from Coffin Bros. and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. James
James
For Sale Finely Bred Harness Mare Five Years Old
Advertisement offers a well bred five year old mare trained to harness. Inquiries directed to the Herap office for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herap
Get What You Ask For Cascarets Candy Cathartic Warning
Cautions consumers to demand genuine Cascarets Candy Cathartic stamped C C C and warns against bulk sales and substitutes as fraud. Advises all druggists to supply only authentic tablets.
Ely Cream Balm Promises Relief for Catarrh
Drying preparations worsen catarrh by drying secretions. Ely's Cream Balm cleanses heals and relieves nasal irritation without pain or sneezing. Trial size 10 cents. 50 cent size from druggists. Ely Brothers New York offer Ely's Dream Batis for nasal catarrh and nasal power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely
Ely Brothers
Warren St
N.Y
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Oncita
Stottle Up
Florsley
Ist
E. K. Smith
C. B. Clancey
J. W. Dean
Marie Tuesley
Kate Adelpohl
L. B. Kinyon
T. B Gunn
J. A. Mabry
C. M. Hauser
N. M. Snodgrass
F. L. Schaaran
C. M. Bartlett
T. J. Fisher
J. J. Carpenter
Davidson
J. P. Matteon
Donald
Frank Horsley
EF L Schaarman
LB Kinvon
J . Carpenter
L. B Kinvon
Mary Hoyt
Vivian Englehart
Varian Cook
Necot Ellaneuls
Kampeter Ist
W L Wright
Kampeter
Guernsey
Yakima County
Cameron Bros
M B Campbell
William Lee Jr
Virgil Sires
B J Cole
BJ Cole
H H Cole
B . Cole
Yakima
Fred Brooker
Hazelwood Co
Brooker
Robert E. Smith
The
Wyman
Fraser
Sunnyside
Bud Boyle
Mesdames Broacher
Perry
Harold Young
J. A. Humphrey
Mabton
George Hollaway
Tobias Beckner
Mrs. Wood
FE. Jones
Globe Hotel
Fame
G. F. Barnes
Frank Vetter
George
Elmer
George Hardman
Zillah
W. H. Cline
North
H. Randolph
Tamepico
Miss Mollie
the Sun
George Reese
E. H. Rubican
A. H. Lyon
Nob Hill
Mr. Dooley
Harry Clark
Charles Wimner
E. W. Brackett
Europe
South Second Street
Kerseys
Meltons
Church Notes
F. L. Hayden
Lewiston
Waterville
M. E. Church
Sherwoo
Commission
Coffin Bros
Keene
S. H. Mason
Osborne
McConnell
Mitch
Selah Ranch
Herato
Winne & Baker
J. M. Murchie
A. A. Marquardt
Yakima Avenue
Kohls Shoe CO
Schott Shoe Co
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