Sunnyside News Notes and Funeral of Thomas Harrison
Sunnyside items report visits and illness among residents. Mary Woodin returns from Spokane. Funeral for Thomas Harrison held at Sunnyside with Bishop Eby officiating. Harrison born Ohio 1826, later Ohio to Iowa then Sunnyside resident since 1900. Survived by widow, two sons Ss.4 and W. H., daughter Ophelia Lynder of Huron SD. interred in Sunnyside cemetery. Community sympathy expressed for the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Harrison
Harrison
Ohio
Johnstown
Penn
Linn Co
Sunnyside
Eby
Dunkard Church
W. H
Ophelia Lynder
Huron
S. D
Grandpa Harrison
Wapato and Prosser News Roundup of Local Moves and Ills
Wapato notes several residents traveling for visits and business including Miss Rotha Gibson and Mr. Cline. Local illness includes Miss Vivian Smith with tonsillitis and Leo Blake recovering from typhoid fever. The school opens with 54 pupils and a railroad wreck delays Prof. Karcher. In Prosser Rev Williams goes to The Dalles to assist in a revival and Gloyd Granger plan Sunnyside railway activity.
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George Blake
F. M. Towne
Roscoe
Milan West
Karcher
Fred Bainter
Yakima City
Sherman Bissell
Outlook
Wapato
Mr. Bissell
Jacob Kaler
Harry
Goldendale
Maxwell
Harvey Jellison
Leo Blake
North Yakima
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Mary Woodin
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F. C. Jones
Harvey Young
E. J Young
Geo. P. Eaton
W. J. Brown
J. W. Day
The
Federated Aid
Aid
Wm. Hitchcock
Hallowe’en
R. D. Young
Miss Noble
Frank Noble
Wm. Stobie
Wo i. Cline
E. J. Young
K. D. Young
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Dalles
Ore
Messrs. Gloyd and
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E. F. Benson
Frank P. Jackson
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Lee Linquist
L. D. Lape
Horse Heaven
Hans Smith
Kuppenheimer
Coffin Bros
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Palmer
G. G. Gase
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