Local News and Socials Highlight North Yakima Correspondent Notes
County Correspondence notes S. J. Harrison’s Falls City trip and updates on locals including Wm. Rhorer’s knee injury, Miss Scoon managing Cline- Young millinery, and Mrs. O. W. Saylor with Miss Lang heading to Wallace Idaho. Social events feature a Stag party for Dr. and Mrs. Jones and a reception for Mrs. J. Snyder with floral decor, wiring, and Whittier poems prize. A funeral for Mr. Smith from Homer, N.Y., born 1840, who died suddenly in North Yakima, is reported with burial in Natchez cemetery.
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S. J. Harrison
Falls City
Neb
Wm. Rhorer
Schiesser
Mark
Spokane
Miss Scoon
Cline- Young
O. W. Saylor
Anna Lang
Wallace
Ida
Episcopal Church
North Yakima
Len Kenyon
C. E
Whittier
Palace Heights
J. J. Snyder
Huron
Ss. D
Mesdames Milo Walker
W. H. Cline
Harrison
Mesdames
Lee Reese
Chas. McLain
Retta Stover
Retta Harnes
Ella Woodin
Smith
Portland
Lisle
Wash
Homer
N. Y
Washington
Seattle
North
Yakima
Natchez Valley
Natchez
Pleasant Hill Area News and Community Notes
Community updates report on hop harvest decline and potato and onion fields near Pleasant Hill. Mr James Slavin yields about sixty six boxes per acre. prices for potatoes ranged from fourteen to eighteen dollars per ton. Personal notices mention visits, schooling, and a death of Levi Smith aged sixty six in Natchez.
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Pleasant Hill
Matain
James Slavin
Edwards
Zillah
Charles Floyd
North Yakima
Frank Garrett
Levi Smith
Natchez
Mr. Smith
Winter Yakima apples arrive early with limited color
Winter apples and Nellis pears move to markets as eastern shipments surge. Yakima crop notes dull demand, with few varieties reaching Chicago and New York this year. Prices hold, but color lacks vibrancy while export plans push fruit east and to British Columbia and the Sound.
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Sound
British Columbia
Southwest
Montana
Missouri River
Chicago
New York
Spitenzberg
District 7 Faces Overcrowding as Enrollment Surges
The district reports 535 more pupils than last year, a 50 percent rise, prompting Superintendent Reed and 7 schools to seek solutions. A new Summit View teacher assists in the principal’s office while more staff may follow. Teachers form study circles, decorate rooms, and pursue unity to boost school spirit and performance.
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Cornell College
Bever
Reed
Percival Chubb
Lincoln
Summit View
Central
Columbia
Barge
Galahad
Guido Reni
Aurora
Pricipals
Oaeas Reed
MAY VETO ANOTHER
Mayor Reed postponed decisions on a street railway ordinance granting the Yaki ma Intervalley Traction company a franchise to build three miles of track, with at least part inside the city, and said he would not decide for about a week. He stressed careful consideration of giving streets away and noted the plan does not yet provide a city car line.
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Reed
Yakima Intervalley Traction Company
Herald
City Track Plan Faces Boundary Limits
A prospective rail line could run three miles inside the city, meeting conditions fully, while a ten yard terminus would lie within North Yakima’s boundary.
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North
Yakima
Hughes De Kay cold storage extension ready for fruit
The Hughes and De Kay addition is near completion with electric motors being installed. It should be ready to receive fruit by next Monday, with W. W. Felton having built the addition and rapidly pushing the project. Mr. Hughes notes doubled capacity and strong demand from apple growers and commission men.
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Hughes & DeKay
W. W. Felton
Hughes
New Chef Secured at Washington Hotel Grill
Mr. Atkinson announces the hiring of C. H. Ward of Spokane and his second cook to lead the culinary department. Ward comes well recommended and joins five experienced waiters. The Grill promises first class service as it continues to draw guests with evening music.
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Mr. Atkinson
Washington Hotel Grill
C. H. Ward
Spokane
Ward
Atkinson
Iowans Hold Meeting With Election Of Officers
The Iowa society gathered at Masonic hall for a social meeting with about a hundred Hawkeyes present. Officers elected for the coming year: President J Lenox Ward, Vice President George H Ingham, Second Vice President Mrs Clara Heath, Treasurer M P Messinger, and other directors. A Halloween party was announced for October 31 at Holstein's pavilion with decorations, pumpkin pies and first class orchestra.
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Iowa Society
Masonic Hall
J. Lenox Ward
George H. Ingham
Clara Heath
N. H. Goodnough
M. P. Messinger
Beardsley
Fetcher
Marshall
Dwinnell
Dyas
Jackson
Iowa
Hallowe'en
Holstein
Fostering Need Grows At Washington Children's Home
In September the Washington Children's Home society took in thirty-one neglected children from various hardships. The appeal urges readers to open their hearts and homes especially to the boys, listing several youths by name and age and inviting inquiries to Rev. L. J. Covington at 323 New York building Seattle.
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Washington Children’s Home Society
Washington Society
Old England
Ralph
George
Jefferson
Ned
Cecil
Virgil
Harry
Selma
Annie
Ruth
Irene
Theodore
Clarence
Aaron
Esther
L. J. Covington
New York Building
Seattle
Doctors Said He Would Not Live. Peter Fry sees cure
Peter Fry of Woodruff Pennsylvania writes that after two years of treatment by Waynesburg doctors he was told he could not live a month. A friend recommended Foley's Kidney Cure. after three bottles he improved and fully recovered. For sale at North Yakima Drug Store run by A D Sloan Prop. 102-eod.
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Peter Fry
Woodruff
Waynesburg
Foley
North Yakima
A. D. Sloan
Merry Wives of Windsor to Feature Louis James as Falstaff
Louis James leads the production with a large cast including Nellie Sie Henry and Norman Hackett. The review highlights elaborate scenic work and historically accurate costumes. Other listed cast members include Aphie James Charlotte Lambert Lillian Lancaster J Arthur Young Wm Chrystie Miller Nathan Aaronson C D Burt and others.
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Louis James
Sir John Falstaff
Nellie Sie- Henry
Norman Hackett
Aphie James
Charlotte Lambert
Lillian Lancaster
J. Arthur Young
Wm. Chrystie Miller
Nathan Aaronson
C. D. Burt
Beware Imitations of Foley’s Honey and Tar
Foley & Co Chicago originated Honey and Tar as a throat remedy. Due to its popularity many imitations use similar names. The genuine product comes in a yellow package and is the best remedy for coughs and colds. Store A D Sloan Prop 10 2 e0d
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Foley & Co
Chicago
Foley
Foley’s
North Yakima
A. D. Sloan
Charley Jones and Arthur Craft Sail for Toronto Vet College
Charley Jones and Arthur E Craft left Yakima on Sunday morning for Toronto via Chicago to enter one of the world’s largest veterinary colleges. Craft has aided Dr Duncan here and found the work appealing while Jones, beloved by friends for his horse experience, is expected to excel. They plan to return after completing their first school year next summer.
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Frank Koreski
V. Calvin
E. Treat
W. L. Dimmick
Henry Manning
E. H. Larson
F. W. Sperrow
Seattle
Steven Osborne
Guy Grafton
John Edwards
Charley Jones
Arthur E. Craft
Toronto
Canada
Chicago
Craft
Duncan
Yakima
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