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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1905
Page
4
Oscar Johnson returns to St Paul after visiting family in Yakima County. Local residents visit in Yakima City and Zillah. Henry Thompson improves from malaria while typhoid ris es for Mrs Thompson. Various travels, moves, and home projects noted in Alfalfa, Ahtanum, Selah, Sunnyside, and Mabton communities with social events and church notices.
John Laird entertained at dinner Tuesday with Rev. B. J. Hadley and wives Rev. Miller and wife and Mrs. Grant McLean. L. P. Vandermark of North Yakima was a Sunnyside visitor Thursday. T. C. Williams entertained at dinner Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pace of Tacoma, Mr. and Mrs. Chas Wenner and Mr. Brown. Lower Natchez. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kershaw entertained a number of friends last Friday evening. A clothes pin contest was the amusement feature. Mr. Barker won the prize. Mr. Harry Bair left for Kansas for a visit to his old home, intending to bring someone else’s sister this time. The county association of Congregational churches will meet here on the afternoon and evening of the 31st. All are invited. Mrs. James Gleed and daughter Alma were called to California by sickness of Mrs. Gleed’s other daughter, Mrs. Bonney. A stockholders meeting of the Natchez canal will be held at the Gleed schoolhouse on October 28 to elect officers and discuss the reclamation act and related business. School attendance about fifty enrolled with more to come. Wykoff lecture and views last Saturday evening were interesting. W. H. M. A. met with Mrs. James Jacobson on the 26th. Mr. and Mrs. Shumate rejoice at the arrival of a baby girl. Mrs. Dobie’s father Mr. Livesley of Sumner, Wash., visited here last week, returning home Tuesday. Have you tried Baldoser’s new eating parlors, 12 South Second Street. Everything new and clean, service prompt. 41-If
Under the Woman's Club auspices a Reciprocity Day brought together all city women's clubs Tuesday afternoon. Leading members read papers on children's libraries rural libraries and the Washington City Congressional library. Mrs Verdie Erwin represented Portia club and Carnegie library progress was noted. Miss Susie Erwin played violin at the Commercial Club rooms.
At a special meeting of the Aurora Mining and Tunnelsite Company board in North Yakima on Monday evening October 28 the directors resolved to issue additional treasury stock of ten thousand shares at 25 cents per share and appoint John H. Lynch as special agent to dispose of the shares. The offer is open to interested parties at his office in the Yakima National Bank Building, with no guaranteed sale for any definite time.
King Alexis 2 20 will be kept for a short time at Tucker's stables owners of mares with return privileges urged to bring them in at once
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