Professors Flores Stage Noted Student Concert at Larson's
An audience of about 75 attended a midweek recital at Larson's theater featuring Prof. and Mrs. Flores. The amateur pupils, trained in 20 lessons, displayed solid time and harmony and earned praise for their earnest effort and emerging skill. Names highlighted include the younger Bissell, Hulse, Jungst, Loudon, Bivens, and Clara Wallen as notable pupils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larson’s
Bissell Brothers
Miss Hulse
Jungst
Loudon
Bivens
Clara Wallen
Hop Growers Hopeful Over Oregon Chattel Mortgage Ruling
A Oregon judge rules that a buyer’s contract on hops is a chattel mortgage and ends when payment with interest is refused. The decision affects Yakima hop growers who contracted at low prices and can impact those unable to capitalize on current market rates with deliveries to Silverton between October and October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnett
Salem
Oregon
A. F. Backhaus
F. W. Buells
Backhaus
Buells
George G. Bingham
Judge Rudkin rules against hop grower in contract dispute
Fechter Poole and Janeck sue H Roberts of Tampico for hops contracted at 10 cents a pound. Judge Rudkin rules the contract binding, awarding victory to the firm. Roberts plans appeal with attorney H J Snively, while Burnett's Salem ruling is cited as contrary and likely to be reversed. Market note from Prosser Flour Mills 43-tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fechter, Poole & Janeck
H. Roberts
Tampico
Rudkin
H. J. Snively
Roberts
Supreme Court
Burnett
Salem
Ore
Oregon
Washington
Rodkin
Furs and sale prices headline Macdonald's Yakima event
City news in brief reports Macdonald's fur and glove sale with big reductions. Mentions of Mort Howe and Lester Coffin visiting the city, Prosser and Tacoma figures, job ads, a sick nurse at St Elizabeth's, a new home nearing completion, and plans for homes and a fruit growers meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mort Howe
Tacoma
City
Miss Daisy Boyle Injured In buggy Accident At Mattoon
Report says Miss Boyle was thrown from a buggy Tuesday afternoon and landed head first sustaining a possible skull fracture. She remains in critical condition with feared serious injuries. Auction sale notice follows with 20 head of milch cows at Thomas Lahar’s corrals on Saturday at 1 pm. James Hamilton Lewis slated to run for congress in place of James Darden. Fur display by E Shubert in North Yakima on November 10 at Mrs. Cary’s Millinery. Frank Tickner's illness improving. Cora Jones visiting from Ellensburg. George E Wise sells two houses on Moxee avenue and B street to new owner Cowel. Wise to move to Schwartze property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Boyle
Thomas Lahar
Mattoon
A. B. Wilcox
Ida Jagodwigg
E. Shubert
Kansas City
Missouri
North
Yakima
George E. Wise
Moxee Avenue
B Street
Mr. Cowel
Seattle
Robert Wise
N. Ahtanum Ave
Mr. Wise
Schwartze
Hunt Marries Minnie Carswell In Yakima Ceremony
Garrett B. Hunt, noted Republic city reporter, wed Miss Minnie M. Carswell of Buffalo New York last Friday at the Baptist parsonage with Rev J J Tickner officiating. The couple will reside in Yakima and Mrs Hunt, a trained nurse, will join local society. Tux Herarp sends congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett B. Hunt
the Republic
Baptist Parsonage
J. J. Tickner
Minnie M. Carswell
Buffalo
N. Y
Hop Contracts Recalled Amid Puget Sound Hops Rise
Heavy advance in Pacific Coast hops prices shown by large payments to brewers by E Clemens Horst for repurchase of Horst Brothers contracts. One payment to Ind Coope Co of Burton on Trent England netted 23000 dollars. Hops resold at a premium above contract prices as brewers trade stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Clemens Horst
Horst Brothers
Ind
Coope & Co
Burton-on-Trent
England
Frank Coombs Joins Larson's Minstrels at Opera House
Frank Coombs of Seattle leading tenor with Haverly's famous minstrels will perform at the opera house Friday evening. His hit "I've Got My Eyes on You" has boosted his fame across the United States, with strong support from North Yakima friends. Elks lodge No 92 in Seattle salutes him as he returns for the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haverly
Opera House
Frank Coombs
Seattle
United States
North Yakima
Coombs
Elks of
Has Come Prof. Robinson Returns for Belshazzar Rehearsals
Prof Robinson, who staged Queen Esther last winter, arrived Monday night and begins Belshazzar rehearsals immediately. The new Odd Fellows hall is secured for practices, with nightly sessions except Sundays, aiming for November 19. Singers are urged to contact Geo. Vance at the Dudley Shoe Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Robinson
Belshazzar
Odd Fellows Hall
Geo. Vance
Dudley Shoe Company
Marriage Licenses Issued for Two Couples
Garrett B. Hunt weds Miss Minnie M. Carswell and Joseph F. Manceau weds Miss Maria Brunet as marriage licenses are issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett B. Hunt
Minnie M. Carswell
Joseph F. Manceau
Maria Brunet
Ballard's Snow Liniment Promises Fast Pain Relief
An elderly man reports fast relief from rheumatism using Ballard's Snow Liniment. C R Smith of Tenaha Texas praises its effectiveness for aches pains throat and chest. Available in 25c 50c and 1 at Fred L Janeck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
C. R. Smith
Smith House
Tenaha
Texas
Fred L. Janeck
Humorous Exchange Touches on Courtship Remarks
Mr I Mitt asserts a woman may be gone on him while Miss Jenkens asks about encouragement. He recalls she said her husband would be handsome brave and brainy in a playful exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. I. Mitt
Jenkens
Best pills on earth save life in Durham claim
P Muse of Durham North Carolina says death from severe stomach and liver trouble was averted by Dr King s New Life Pills. He calls them best pills on earth and notes they cost 25 cents at Yakima drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Muse
Durham
N. C
Dr. King
Yakima
Belle Refuses Millionaire After False Age Claim
Edith recalls Belle rejected a wealthy suitor after she believed his lie that he was 50, while he was actually over 70, leaving the young woman misled and heartbroken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys
Belle
Edith
Various Local Advertisements From Yakima
A collage of small-town notices and ads including cures and remedies, services, and sales. Items mention Laxative Bromo Quinine, collection agency contact, Jackson's parlors on Yakima avenue, North Yakima Milling Co sacks, Osteopathic home run by I N Richardson, Coffin Bros cloaks, real estate offers, Dingler and Pusch jewelry repairs, wood deliveries, employment for a housemaid, and Rinehart’s underwear agency on South Second Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima Mill Co’s
N. P. Depot
Osteopathic
I. N. Richardson
Dunkard Church
South Athanum Avenue
North Yakima Milling Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Judge Burnett
F.o. B
Silverton
Sts
Kew
York
Etulag
Jersey
Anitea
Union
Lyon
Arm and Hammer Soda
New York
Royale
Prosser Flour Mills
City News
Macdonald’s
Lester Coffin
I. H. Dills
E. W. R. Taylor
Prosser
Macdonald
Chicago
Forrest Mills
J. D. Stone
Outlook
E. G. Peck
North Third Street
Joel Shumaker
Geo. Heller
Z. Y. Coleman
Moore Clothing Company
Leonard Schott
North Sixth Street
Fruit Growers’ Union
T. A. Davis
Yakima and
Kittitas Avenues
James Hamilton Lewis
Illinois
Democratic State Central Committee
Congress
James Darden
Frank
Cora Jones
Ellensburg
Mr. Jones
Hunt-Carswell
Larson's
South Third Street
Yakima Avenue
E. W. Grove
Yakima Collection Agency
South Second Street
First National Bank
Jackson
Coffin Bros
North Fourth Street
E. M. Pentz
West Cherry Street
Dingler & Pusch
Yakima Block
Stone's
Rinehart's
For Justice of the Peace
G. H. Moulton
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