Nob Hill Fall Changes Move In and Out
The Nob Hill area records a wave of moves and property changes as residents shift homes. W Dooley relocates to his city residence, Glassbrook family moves in, and the old school house sells for 505 dollars to become a two family dwelling. Ayres leaves Swartze place for part of the old school building, C A Clark erects a new two story house, Sid Carrasso sells ten acres to Russell of Tennessee, Bowen family moves to town, and Rattan parents visit their daughter. Nob Hill considers a cider mill as a potential investment while apple sales struggle. The Junior Rally meets with a brief session and delegates number around twenty five attend the convention.
Ahtanum Academy Debating Society Formed
The young people of the Academy and community organized a literary and debating society inviting all interested to attend next Friday. The debate topic is Resolved that the achievements of Napoleon were a detriment to the world. The Christian Endeavor convention last Saturday featured a twenty four voice chorus led by Prof. Dow and sessions on committee work. Lunch followed the meetings and sermons were delivered by Mr Scroggs and Dr Smith.
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Academy
Christian Endeavor
Dow
Scroggs
Yakimar
Smith
Local notes from Simcoe and area
Thomas Smith arrives from Fort Simcoe for a few days. Mrs. Alex McCredy returns home on Wednesday. A Sunday school social is planned in about two weeks. Bryson starts painting the schoolhouse addition on Monday. District 34 road supervisor to upgrade Union Gap. Rev. McLenane to preach October 26 at 11 30 a m and again in the evening. Three new bicycles shipped this week to Louis Bainter Rex Putnam and Jessie Combs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryson
McLenane
Louis Bainter
Rex Putnam
Jessie Combs
Zillah News Briefs Highlight Local Events and Changes
Charles McKee suffers malaria fever while Sunnyside residents attend a Friday dance. A new baby girl arrives to the McKee family. Mrs. Roberson returns home to Whatcom. the Galis family arrives Saturday. Zillah to get a livery barn linked to Riverside house. Epworth League delegate Lottie Squires travels to Yakima. New teacher Oliphant joins high school, teaching French and German. A grand dance on the 17th featured Pepenes, Miller, and Rowland. Woodmen provided supper. A. J. Splawn nominated for senator. local support urged. For sale: seven room house and five lots in Yakima City for $700. Vinton & Gordon handle the listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside
Yakima City
Vinton & Gordon
Yakima Avenue
Local notes and social updates from Sunnyside
James Henderson returns from Montana while J C Gordon comes home from the upper valley. Sick dependents improve. Mr and Mrs Walter Baker bury their infant. Mrs W H Cline and Mrs Nina Armstrong visit North Yakima. Hibarger visits from Polo NL considers moving his family. Rev Edwin Ferguson and wife from Zillah register at Sunnyside. Miss Olive Stone and Lee Watkins wed at North Yakima. Mr Wise recovers at home from fever. Geo Matheson’s team runs away injuring nothing. George L Allen visits Sunnyside from North Yakima. L C Williams arrives from Mt Morris IL still active in town. Mrs E E Ferson shaken in creamery wagon but recovers. Mr Knonig brings a carload of goods and stays. Ed Young, W H Harrison, Gertrude Cline and Elly Wooden attend county Christian Endeavor convention at Ahtanum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Gordon
Upper Valley
Walter M. Baker
W. H.cline
Nina Armstrong
Yakima
Mr. Hibarger
Polo, NL
George L. Allen
North Yakima
George Matheson
L.C. Williams
Mt. Morris
Williams
E. E. Ferson
Mr. Knonig
W. Harrison
Ed. Young
W. H. Harrison
Gertrude E. Cline
Elly Wooden
Christian Endeavor
Ahtanum
City council approves sidewalks and street projects
Councilmen Keck Shaw Liggett and Wyman met last evening granting sidewalk builds on Fourth Street west side and on north First Street between D and F plus grading of Wenas Avenue. The meeting addressed Fourth Street grading remonstrance, city damages claim by Andy Lynch, sewer plans for Fourth Seventh and D streets, and cemetery development.
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Keck, Shaw, Liggett
Wyman
Fourth Street
North First Street
D and F
Wenas Avenue
Yakima Avenue
F. M. Spain
Andy J. Lynch
Allen & Thompson
H. J. Snively
Quincy Street
D Street
Mothers Warn How to Keep Children Free from Worms
Advice to mothers to watch for worm symptoms and use White's Cream Vermifuge as the best tonic for children. Claims it aids digestion and promotes healthy growth, with a price of 25 cents at Fred L. Janeck.
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Fred L. Janeck
Man Discusses Health Motivates Walk Then Purchases Car
A man, focused on health, confirms plans to buy an automobile to aid future walking goals. He notes his doctor advised more walking and health considerations guide the decision. The exchange highlights a motive rooted in well being and practicality.
Ballard's Snow Liniment Promises Quick Relief
An old man praises Ballard's Snow Liniment for rheumatic pain saying it goes right to the spot. Patron C R Smith of Tenaha Texas endorses it for aches and pains, throat and chest. Available 25 50 and 1 U.S. dollars at Fred L Janeck. Also a note on a football captain with six broken ribs and a nursery agent Paul G Kruger soliciting orders.
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Ballard
C. R. Smith
Send House
Tenaha
Texas
Fred L. Janeck
Mrs Minerva Smith Praises Foley Honey and Tar Cure
Danville NL resident Mrs Minerva Smith says she suffered bronchitis for twenty years without relief until Foley's Honey and Tar provided a sure cure. No opiates. Sold by North Yakima Drug Store, proprietor A D Sloan endorses the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minerva Smith
Danville
Foley
North Yakima
A.D. Sloan
Watch repair concerns after intermittent stoppage
A customer reports a watch that has stopped twice and is running again. They question whether it should stop again and express concern about its reliability. A repair assessment or service is likely needed to prevent future stoppages.
Groor's Tasteless Cuitt Tonic Promotes Malaria Relief
The tonic claims to treat malaria chills and fever with a tasteless mix of iron and quinine. No cure, no pay policy offered. Price 50 cents. 49
Mabel's Marriage Rumor Tied to High Churchman
Report notes a rumor that Mabel has wed a high churchman who belongs to a small religious group meeting on the sixteenth floor of a business block, suggesting a cautious social gossip item.
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Mabel
Stops The Cough And Works Of The Cold
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promise to cure a cold in one day with no cure no pay. The ad notes a 25 cent price and features bold claims about stopping coughs and easing cold symptoms.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lombard & Horsley Furniture Company
Nob Hill
W. Dooley
City
Mr. Glassbrook
Mr. Ayres
Swartze Place
C. A. Clark
Sid Carrasso
Bartholet
Mr. Russell
Tenessee
Mrs. Rattan
Kelly
Heather Siverly
Henry Durfee
Mrs. Ayres
Willie Freiling
Simcoe
Thomas Smith
Fort Simcoe
Alex McCredy
Union Gap
Zillah
Charles McKee
D. C. McKee
M. H. Roberson
Whatcom
R. N. Galis
Episcopal Church
Oliphant
Pepenes
Mr. Miller
Toppenish
Herbert Rowland
A. J. Splawn
Jack
James Henderson
Montana
Edwin Ferguson
Olive Stone
Lee Watkins
Mr. Wise
Geo. Matheson
Council Proceedings
Paul G. Kruger
Dalles
Ore
Springvale Dairy Co
G. Macl. Richards
Sloan’s Drug Store
Selders
Kid
Toc
Price
Chicago
Oakes
Kohls Shoe Co
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