Personal News Notes and Local Affairs
Howard Wright ill with typhoid at home. Jimmy Merry reports seven bears killed in hills. Malcolm McLennan ships 3600 lambs to St Paul under Harry Little. Funeral details for J. W. Whitlock. Fred Brooker to buy young horses in Walla Walla. Fred Genasci arrives to buy apples. The Mikado reopened with light lunches. E. C. Burlingame back from Wenatchee to Yakima for winter. Northern Pacific trains reduced to one daily for winter. Dan Goodman reports on La Grande case and W. W. Scott murder, awaiting sheriff replies. Teacher certificate exams scheduled November 8 with reading circle work prospectus. Republic hoax about Bryan supporters disputed. Nat Yeates defends Democrat stance. Boxcar thefts plague Northern Pacific. five hobos jailed in Prosser area. Sheriff bid for A. J. Shaw highlighted as best choice. Congregational church to host Masked Library event November 9. Dr. Wells renovates offices. Dr. Gordon notes Mrs. Hughes improving. Second Indian charged in Spence robbery. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers marketed locally.
Local notices and political pitches in Yakima equity pages
Superintendent Sheller returns from Tacoma as forestry reserves head while Mrs Towne resumes sale of walking hats at cost. The Fair store begins an auction at two with Noland handling the hammer to close stock. Dr. C T Dulin Democratic coroner candidate listed as qualified. Prosecution office to be filled by capable counsel Judge Preble favored. Splawn Democratic candidate for representative pledges legislative focus on Yakima county and freight fairness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Sheller
Tacoma
Noland
A. J. Splawn
Yakima County
Catholic Church Fair Weekend Entertainment Programs
The Catholic church fair at Schott's old store building runs October 29 to 31 with three theme nights. Orchestral, vocal, and drum acts headline, including recitals from the Sisters pupils, Robin Hood sketches, and prize drawings. Prof Nagler's band attends. admission is 1 cent evenings and afternoons free. meals 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schott
Little Joe
Bootblack Brigade
Nagler
Local Mill and Goods Offerings at Ward Warehouse
Auction and sale notes list first class potato sacks, 3ivtf Wheat oats and barley stored at brick warehouse on railroad. Coffin Bros and K Best priced at 4.00 platino cabinets 1.50 per dozen. Mrs Cary’s hats discounted. J W Whitlock undertaker offers embalming and shipments. Elite musical instruments prices. Poultry supplies granulated bane oyster shells and feed sold southwest of depot. High priced hats reduced at Mrs Cary’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffin Bros
Mill
German Lutheran Services at Old Congregational Church
Rev. Herman Bohl of Seattle will conduct German Lutheran services at the old Congregational church on the west side at 10 a m and 7 40 p m Sunday All are cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Bohl
Seattle
Old Congregational Church
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Hunter
Yellow Drug Store
Quiett & Ayres Drug CO
Howard Wright
Jimmy Merry
Malcolm McLennan
St Paul
Harry Little
J. W. Whitlock
Second Street
Fred Brooker
Walla Walla
Fred Genasci
Carrollo
Hoffman
E. C. Burlingame
Wenatchee
Skagit River
Great Northern
Yakima
Northern Pacific
Dan Goodman
Oregon
la Grande
W. W. Scott
Prosser
Union County
Goodman
Court House
Colegrove
The
Republic
Bryan
McKinley
Bonham
Tuk Herald
H. J. Snively
Nat Yeates
State Fair Commissioners
Yeates
Tot Heranp
Kennewick
Fred Wilson
James Watson
John Porter
Geo. Williams
James Villard
Taggard
A. J. Shaw
Jack
Shaw
Wayback
Congregational Church
Dr. Wells
Dr. Douglass
Graham
Gordon
Fort Simcoe
Mary Hughes
Mr. Spence
DeWitt
Janeck
North
Drug Store
A.D. Sloan, Propr
First Street
Robert Rein
Moxee
C. T. Dulin
G. H. Roush
Goldendale
Heravp
Heravd
Preble
Republican Campaign Committee
Tey
Dover
New York
J. A. Adams
James Studio
Cary
F. M. Towne
Modern
Woodmen of America
North Yakima Camp
Woodmen Hall
M._N. RICHARDS
M. L. Matterson
Coffin Run
Kleis & Bond
the Fair Store
Sawbridges Hardware Store
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