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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1906
Page
6
Local notes record marriage licenses for M. F. Woodman and Mary C. Murphy, and Alfred S. Harmer and Gladys A. Webber. Community details include shipments, real estate sales, dam plans, Y M C A fundraising, and notable visits, with multiple notices of deaths, funerals, and local gatherings in North Yakima during late September to early October.
The Yakima Tea Co. sale proves popular with North Yakima housewives. The display features chinaware imported from the little yellow man and German jardiniers and crockery. For the rest of the week free imported china cup and saucer with every pound of 60 cent tea.
J A Crook the contractor linked with Mr Gilligan in Yakima sewer work arrived in the city from Seattle and says legal delays from a Prosser injunction held up progress. He notes the home office in Falls City Neb and bondsmen have not halted plans and he hopes to resume soon, with a Seattle branch planned to capitalize regional opportunities.
Catholic church held one of its largest meetings yesterday afternoon led by Mrs. Pat Mullins at the Washington with twenty two members and plans to raise funds for furnishing Father Brusten's home. Portia club met at Mrs. R Strobach's home with small attendance and set October 17 as anniversary date. Eighth graders at Barge school held a candy sale raising 9.40 for a school picture. Woodmen of the World to meet Thursday in Wisconsin hall. Christian church welcomed Rev M I Rose and family with a reception in church parlors. Baptist Ladies Aid east division meets at Mrs J L Ballenger's, first fall meeting planning rummage sale.
Coffin Bros advertises a liquidation of dry goods at cost aimed at ladies. The notice lists offerings in furniture carriages harness saddles and promotes charitable giving with a Rocky Mountain Tea brand and a bene pia de store phrase. Dr Hall the veterinarian is reachable by phone 2183 or at 192 South Selah avenue.
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