Dinner Sets Best Grade Semi-Porcelain Sale
Advertisement notes a best grade semi porcelain dinner set in a gold band design. Listings show a 50 piece set and various prices with bold, promotional styling typical of a local storefront ad.
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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1903
Page
3
Twenty nine hunting licenses issued since last Saturday
Twenty nine hunters licenses have been taken out since last Saturday. Pettijohn & Daniels outfit are hard at work on the north First street grade. L. L. Dimon and wife welcome a daughter. Grace Scott of The Dalles visits Mrs. James Wright. Mrs. T. H. Shannon joined her husband after a visit on the Sound. License to wed granted to Will Graham and Emma Bond and to Hiram C. Blanker and Frances Myers. R. Strobach injured hopping in his Wide Hollow yard. Madame Shibley offers free embroidery lessons at Mrs. Dam's. T. A. Davis adds a second story to marble works for rental rooms. County Superintendent Dickey to furnish new school laws to boards. First Church of Christ (Scientist) services at 11 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. Rally Day at Congregational church next Sunday. Tom Fisher and County Attorney Guthrie travel to Sunnyside with guns. Justice Taggard presided at weddings Chas. W. Steadman and Catherine Louise Phelan. Don’t miss the millinery department at H. H. Schott Co. store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettijohn & Daniels
L. L. Dimon
Grace Scott
Dalles
James Wright
T. H. Shannon
Will Graham
Emma Bond
Hiram C. Blanker
Frances Myers
R. Strobach
Madame Shibley
Yakima Avenue
Dickey
First Church of Christ (Scientist
Third
Congregational Church
Tom Fisher
Guthrie
Sunnyside
Justice Taggard
Chas. W. Steadman
Catherine Louise Phelan
N. P
H. H. Schott Co
Mrs. Ella Hunt Dies in Yakima at 34
Obituary notes Mrs. Ella J. Hunt of Yakima City died at home on Saturday October 10, aged 34. Funeral held Tuesday at the local church. Deputy A. N. Short arrived from McNeil's Island Monday with 15 prisoners and returned to Spokane for other cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella J. Hunt
Yakima City
Marsal A. N. Short
McNeil’s Island
U. S
Spokane
Short
Rosa Slater
Harry Slater
Louise F. Hughes
S. V. Hughes
Maggie Varco Bradley
H. E. Bradley
Harry Spinning
Sound
R. Foster Stone
North Yakima
Christian Church
Yellowstone Park
George Ferrari
West Yakima Avenue
Sherlock Holmes
Larson
A. Conan Doyle
H. P. James
Congregational Church
O. B. Whitmore
Pilgrim
Yakima Produce Markets See Little Change As Season Wanes
Yakima markets report little fresh activity with winter fruits fading from supply and demand easing for Grimes Golden Spitzenburg and Jonathan apples at 1.25 per box. Potatoes hold at 10 to 12 per ton and alfalfa around 10 per ton. Grain hay and Timothy sold out. Hops fall to 22 to 23 cents as brewers pause on contract deliveries. No notable sales reported.
May Put in Athletic Rooms
Chris Larson plans to start an athletic association in the city with 200 members and a $5 admission, $2 monthly dues. He estimates $1000 to fit up rooms with baths and equipment and would lead boxing wrestling tumbling aerial work and physical culture with free bath and reading rooms access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Larson
Larson
Deaths in the Community Chronicle
The notice lists multiple infant and child deaths with ages from 4 months to 14 years. Jude Blair, Dorothy, Taylor, Hawthorn, Bruley, Lo Byam, Osterhoudt, McCammorn, and other families are noted with dates in October and burial or funeral details at Moxee and Tahoma cemeteries or local chapels.
Rinehart’s Closing Out Sale At Coffin Bros Store
A large sale note announces a big closing out sale at Rinehart’s with two deliveries to stock Coffin Bros Department Store. The advertisement emphasizes fresh groceries and heavy selling to keep stock appealing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffin Bros. Department Store
Rinehart’s
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