Local social notes and church updates from Sunnyside
Sunnyside residents and visitors are listed with movements and activities. Names include Mrs. Ham Seattle Mrs. J R Skirving Rev Meacham Ellensburg Miss Dorthy Wylie Spokane Mrs G W Wheelon Seattle Dr W W Smith Westfield property Dennis Woodin Wilsons business college Stanley Wenner convalescing Stanley Coffin North Yakima Chas Wenner Littlerland Mabton J W Day Brown family G C Muller October 5 birth Herbert Stone newborn Roy Pace moving to Tacoma Rose Adams Yakima City W F Courtney fed steers meat market sale Rev G W Manner Chicago Federated Aid meeting Mrs Wm Hitchcock Rev W W Scudder Jr Seattle future home Rohrer family Belma Parker Outlook Bible class Federated church sermon text Exodus 24 12th verse
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Sunnyside
Ham
Seattle
J. R. Skirving
Meacham
Ellensburg
Dorthy Wylie
Spokane
G. W. Wheelon
W. W. Smith
Westfield
Dennis Woodin
Wilson’s Business College
Little Stanley Wenner
Wm. Hitchcock
Local Notices and Visitations Roundup in Selah Valley
Chapter on John highlights close study. North Yakima's Mrs. Bryson visited Mrs. Forbis. Mrs. Gallagher of Des Moines returned home after a week with Mrs. Geo. Jacobs. Mrs. T. H. Shannon visits Mrs. Geo. Grist and plans to live on the Shannon ranch in Selah valley with her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryson
North Yakima
Forbis
Gallagher
Des Moines
Iowa
Geo. Jacobs
T. H. Shannon
Geo. Grist
Shannon
Selah Valley
Birthday Open House for Miss Maggie McGee in Lower Naches
Lower Naches reports Miss Maggie McGee celebrated a sweet sixteen birthday last Friday night with a pleasant party. The piece notes a festive vibe and community tone.
Ahtanum Church Plans Floor Replacement and Academy News
Arrangements are made to install a new church floor at Ahtanum. D Nelson, son of Dan Nelson of Natch ie, attends the academy. The junior and Y P C E union meeting Sunday night held interest. The academy faculty will host a reception next Friday at the church. Mrs Durfee and her son Henry moved into Mr Woodecock's house behind the church. Church officers and wives were entertained at Mr Smith's Monday night. New students continue arriving at the academy and work progresses well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Nelson
Dan Nelson
Natchie
Academy
C. E
Durfee
Henry
Wapato Roundup Notes Local Visits and Work (Partial)
Mrs Belle Murphy returns from Spokane. N Conner hosts a Saturday dance for youths. Dr McCracken of Zillah visits Wapato on business. A B Crooks of Roslyn, ex Wapato resident, was in town. St Paul Tacoma Lumber builds two large warehouses. Miss Rotha Gibson plans Ellensburg trip to visit sister Mrs Phil. Mrs George Gervais of Yakima City visits Mrs McIlvaine. Prof Richardson spends Saturday with wife and daughters. pleased with Cle Elum. John Sinclair leaves for winter to work as bookkeeper for Cascade Lumber Co. Mrs Jack Tobin and children move to North Yakima for schooling. Mrs Wheeler leaves for Spokane after visiting Mrs Smith. Mrs Julian Martin of Toppenish ends music class at Wapato. pupils may go to Toppenish. Mr Herke at Wapato Sunday looking over pasture. Ranchers receive many pasture calls. Miss Marguerite Mellvaine owns a new organ. her voice suggests becoming a musician. Mr Franzen moves his family near the depot. Franzen’s section boss job goes to Tom Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Murphy
Spokane
N. Conner
Dr. McCracken
Zillah
Wapato
A. B. Crooks
Roslyn
St. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Co
Rotha Gibson
Ellensburg
Phil
George Gervais
Yakima City
McIlvaine
Prof. Richardson
John Sinclair
Cascade Lumber Co
Jack Tobin
North Yakima
Wheeler
E. 8. Smith
Smith
Julian Martin
Toppenish
Herke
Marguerite Mellvaine
Margurite
Mr Franzen
Mr. Franzen
Tom Taylor
District Pupils Dismayed By Delayed School Opening
District pupils voiced disappointment as school did not begin October 12 due to unfinished additions delaying the opening by a week. Rev T H Dry and his wife attended services Sunday and he plans to preach at Parker each Sunday. Rev Mellvaine, recently away for his sister, is at the National Christian convention in Detroit and reports her improving. H W Frieling returns from a California land seeker trip, ready to answer questions about Imperial lands. he will stay a few weeks at the Bartholet hotel. N S Scribner of Ahtanum bought 160 acres in Imperial district and will move. Invitations to T F B Holloweon ball via Case Gardner or Herald office.
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T. H. Dry
Mr. Dry
Parker
Mellvaine
Indiana
Mr. Mellvaine
Detroit
H. W. Frieling
Imperial Country
California
Bartholet Hotel
Classified notices and ads from Davis marble to potato digger
A condensed classified page listing jobs and rentals including a girl for cooking and housework at Davis marble works, rags for cash at Herald office, six room brick house for rent on west Cherry street, furnished room on 110 north Rainier, sale offers for Po land-China shoots and a paying business for sale, poultry prices at J Hulse & Sons, hog prices at Coffin Bros, and Hoover potato digger promotion sold by Wyman & Fraser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis’ Marble Works
West
Yakima Avenue
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D.s.johnston Co
D. S. Johnston CO
Arie Hover
North
Yakima
W. W. Scudder, Jr
Federated Church
Wm. Rohrer
Sterling, NL
Rohrer
J. F. Laird
Carson
The
Rollin E. Blackman
Chas. Richey
Belma
Mr. Mason
Winterset
Mesdames A. G. Dickson and
Thompson
Mr. Sahlessar
Outlook
M. E
John
Lower Naches
Maggie McGee
A. H. Bair
Mr. Bair
Pennsylvania
Walter Daugherty
Congregational Church
Salt Lake
Denver
Harry Bair
Mr. Stump
Ahtanum
N.S. Scribner
Imperial District
T. F. B. Hollowe
Case & Gardner’s
Herald Office
Aply
T. H. Larkin
Yakima Development Co
North Front Street
C. Christianson
Boyer
U. S. Land Office
Viola Bush
Ditter Block
CASE
ICASE
FOC Cate
Palmer
G. G. Gase
Yakima Proe
Herald
West Cherry Street
A. C. Bollenbach
North Rainier Ave
Poland
China
H. E. Angel
East End
Hay Press
J. E. Calkins
Wenas Barn
D. B. Fox
South Second Street
Tylee
J. H. Hulse & Sons
Coffin Bros
Wyman & Fraser
Price
Vici
Goodyear
Leather
Kohls Shoe Company
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