Advance Man Describes Yakima Stopover For Jane Corcoran Show
Frank Folsom, advance agent for Jane Corcoran, recounts a train stopoff mix up on No. 6 from Seattle and his surprise at North Yakima's modern town. He praises Yakima City and notes Corcoran will perform The Freedom of Suzanne at the Yakima theater, backed by Frohman’s Empire success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Folsom
Jane Corcoran
Yakima
Seattle
Billings
Miss Corcoran
North Yakima
Yakima City
Taois
Suzanne
Herald
Schaefer
North
Yakimw
Broadway
Empire Theater
Freedom of
Cosmo Gordon Lennox
Local notices greet moving plans and court plea
Mr and Mrs George Pearson relocate to North Yakima drawing sorrow from friends. E J Bryant now resides there launching a real estate and mining brokerage. Eddie Bryant, a known entrepreneur, aims for success in the venture. Young Steffens, 12, pleads guilty to shooting a Mongolian and Chinese pheasant in Ahtanum valley. fined 99 dollars plus costs with sentence suspended. He vows to protect birds henceforth. Yakima Iron Works advertises spray pumps for repair. Place 93 ft prints job printing with Herald. Berry crates and packing goods promoted by local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pearson
North Yakima
E. J. Bryant
Bryant
Eddie
Cascade Miner
Steffens
Justice of the Peace
J. A. Taggard
Ahtanum Valley
Local Notes Highlight Town Activities and Arrivals
Spokane investor M. N. Kuppenburg views Moxee valley holdings while Dr. Hayden's congregation plans a brotherhood. Various locals, including laborers for N. P. shed demolition and new business openings, fill the town's winter social and economic pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. N. Kuppenburg
Spokane
Moxee Valley
Dr. Hayden
Thomas Robeson
F. L. Hayden
N. P
Florence Gordon
Seattle
A. D. Sloan
North Third
Advertised Letters at North Yakima Post Office Oct 20 1906
List of uncalled letters remaining at the North Yakima post office dated October 20 1906 with one cent due on each advertised letter. Names include Abraham Enoch Boheman Earl Brown Mrs J Betzler Albert Baker Mrs Agnes Berger Mr John Clemans Mrs Millie Cole Miss Elizabeth Coffin Mrs J B (2) Constantine Thelma Clobton Frank Coleman C A Colvin Mrs Mary Gan Douglas Elmer Etten J J Foreest James Friend Wm Ervin Otto A Graham G I Haynie Mr R C Hornibrook Miss Fannie Hearty M P Hase G W Hayden Miss Millie Houston Emmet Marion Harris R P Jimin Mr Henry (3) Jones Mr N Jenkins Mr Ed C Knowles A E Lesh Mrs M P Lambert Mrs Cella Linder Mr Bobt Manley J D McCumber Don MacKie Mrs D Marion Mr Deamen Meek Mr R Metcalf Mr Dwight
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North Yakima
Abraham
Enoch
Boheman
Earl
Brown
J. Betzler
Albert
Baker
Agnes
Berger
John. Clemans
Millie. Cole
Elizabeth
Coffin
J. B
Constantine
Thelma
Clobton
Frank
Coleman
C. A. Colvin
Mary Gan
Douglas
Elmer. Etten
J. J. Foreest
James
Friend
Wm. Ervin
Otto A. Graham
G. I. Haynie
R. C. Hornibrook
Fannie
Hearty
M. P. Hase
G. W. Hayden
Millie
Houston
Emmet Marion
Harris
R. P. Jimin
Henry
Jones
N. Jenkins
Ed. C. Knowles
A. E. Lesh
M. P. Lambert
Cella. Linder
Bobt. Manley
J. D. McCumber
Don. MacKie
D. Marion
Deamen. Meek
R. Metcalf
Dwight
Local Social Notices Read By City Reporter
A list of residents and associates appears in today’s social notes including Morrow, Morrison, Rhoades, Stofiel, and Simons among others. Names tied to Miss Gertrude Simons and Rev G Vaurk are noted alongside local businesses and households for community event planning and social engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Vaurk
Maud. Williams
Lucy, Weal
Clem. Wilson
Luke. Wartenbe
Spalt. Young
J. H
Colored Republican Club Smoker in Sunnyside
The Afro American Republican club held a smoker at 116 South First street with Republican candidates. A large majority of local colored voters support the ticket and another smoker is planned for Friday October 2. O. M. Scott of Spokane, a promoter, has been in town as the First National Bank of Sunnyside prepares for ownership around January 1 and director organization within two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marble Brothers
North Second Street
Northern
Wiley
W. H. Marble
Bumping Lake Government Road
Hill Employment Agency
North Sixth Street
Fred Parker
Parker
Miss Smith
Mr. Edwards
Lampson & Grayson
Yakima Steam Laundry
South First Street
Yakima Iron Works
State University
Yakima High School
John P. Buwalda
C. R. Hauser
Hauser
Buwalda
Athletic Association
Howard Wiley
Wm. Wiley
North Rainer Avenue
A. B. Howick
J. D. Erwin Jr
Roslyn
B. C
North Ninth Street
I. A. Rowe
South Fourth Street
Natchez Ranch
L. V. McWhorter
Fairview
Katherine M. Ball
San Francisco
Ellen Beach
Yaw
Opera House
Park J. Dyer
North First Street
Dyer
Park
Ellensburg
A. J. Shaw & Sons
Sunnyside
North Yakima
Prosser
Ritzville
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Congregational Church
A. B. Weed
Frank Horsley
Miss Kan
Colored Republican Club
South First Stret
Republican Club
First National Bank of
O. M. Scott
Spokane
Yakima Real Estate Transfers Listed in The Herald
Yesterday's Yakima property transfers include deeds from Albert Mallon to Peter Simson and William Stein Weg to S G Dodds Jr, with parcels in sections 25 through 28 and several NW SW and SE quarter designations. Multiple deeds involve Leonard Lince, Washington Irrigation Co, Hawn and Stanton, Tennant Miles addition lots, and transfers in Ker's Second Addition and Syndicate Subdivision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima Realty
Yakima Abstract Company
Albert Mallon
Peter Simson
E. W. Mikkelson
E. W. Vinny War
William L. Steinweg
S. G. Dodds, Jr
Selah Development Co
Leonard Lince
Nwt
Jas. F. Lince
E. W
Lovell H. Dowling
William Lattin
Washington Irrigation Co
C. A. Barnett
Ker
Eugene Fisk
Jasper
Scond
N. P. R’y Co
Edgar T. Stone
Nel
Grace May Roberts
Mary E. Roberts
Robert W. Scott
C. E. Druse
Anthony Johnson
John H. Needham
City of North Yakma
Frances M. Burroughs
Prohibition Rally at Nob Hill School House Highlighted by Speakers
Deed records note John M. Pitcher transferring lots 8-9 in Rierview Addition to J E Fitch Jr. A large audience attended a Prohibitionists rally at Nob Hill school house Monday night with speeches by Will Everett B L Bull and M L Patterson. Applause followed remarks. A second meeting is planned at city hall tonight with Everett addressing why a saloon man and bartender should back the prohibition ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Pitcher
J. E. Fitch, Jr
Rierview
Nob Hill School Hous
Will Everett
B. L. Bull
M. L. Patterson
Longworth Quotation on Offense and Reform
Congressman Longworth said you cannot do good in this world without offending somebody. He warned that fear of enemies paralyzes progress and cited a dying man who avoided peace with Providence as an example of hesitation in facing moral choices.
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Congressman Longworth
Rochester Herald
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Old Town
South Front Street
The
Jayne
Guy Allen
North Natchez. Co
E. Lum
Easton
Lakes Cle Elum and
Richelos
L. R. Bass
F. L. McCoy
William Iler
Tennant & Miles
Myrtle Patterson
Wesley Gano
Yakima Business College
Odd Fellows Hall
Merwin & Wright
W. B. Cunningham
W. E. Kelly
J. F. Ryan
Bywater
St. Michael's Choir
G. L. Davis
Minneapolis Manufacturing and Distributing Company
Grady
Davis
I. H. Dillis
Nob Hill
Snively
Larson
Guardian Life Insurance Company
H. L. Hull
Z. Y. Coleman
F. M. Kinney
al Helander
C. W. Liggett
A. J. Helton
Albert v. E. Hoffman
W. E. Dorrington
Gilligan Company
F. J. Tickner
Agent Palmer
Mr. Palmer
Fairbanks-Morse
Moxee Hardware CO
JH. S. Irwin
Pres
J. B. Brannerman
Sec
N.H. Nichols
Treas
Ons
G. H. Tripp
Wash
Redfield
Yakima Avenue
Ralph K. Nichols
N. Second St
North Yakima, Wash
John H. Lynch, E
Attorney At Law
Mullins Buiding
Logan H. Roberts
Guy K. Brewster
Roberts & Brewster
Yakima Nationa
Washington
Nucse
Lay & Meigs
Attorneys AT Law
Notaries Public
American Surety Co
Empire State Surety Co
Ditter Block
Frederick M. Rossiter
Yakima Nationa Bank
Cc J. Lynch, M. D
Mullics
Ells & Nagler
Sloan Block
Resi Natcheg Ave
Res
Nagler
R. David Rosser
Janeck’s
Pension Board
Akima
Newcomb
Virgil
Eighth Street
Business College
S. van Vliet
Prop