Ten-Pound Boy Born to Local Couple and Visits Highlight County Notices
A ten-pound boy was born at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mentzer, last Thursday. Both mother and baby are doing nicely. Mrs. Cloyd Chamberlain and daughter from North Yakima visit Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Chamberlain in Granger. The Ladies Guild plans a dance and supper for the new brick church under construction, October 31, in the Peterson and Vlint warehouse. A petrified log discovery on Steppes Mountain was noted last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Mentzer
Cloyd Chamberlain
North Yakima
C. W. Chamberlain
J. W. Maxwell
Walla Walla
R. I. MacLaughlin
Maxwell
Granger
Discovery at Steppes Mountain Supports Volcano Origin
Children unearthed a log end and a piece of petrified wood confirming Steppes mountain as a volcanic upheaval rather than a river dam breach. The log will be brought to town for exhibit as a valuable find and local plans proceed on a brick cannery building with Johnson Bros. Graner brick crafted in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stepes
Yakima
Granger
Johnson Bros
Sidney Johnson
Peterson « Flint
Yakima Valley
Mentzer Bros
Cc. T. McCulloh
C. A. Wainstrom
North Yakima
Apple packing winds down as locals report activity
In Parker area Apple packing is finished nearby and potato digging occupies growers. Weather remains ideal. Manager Bush traveled from Granger Monday for telephone work. Edith Isabel McDonald and Iva Lynne visited Leta Wilkins at Zillah Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bush
Granger
Edith
Isabel McDonald
Iva Lynne
Leta Wilkins
Zillah
W. Davis
A. R. Butt
Pearl Melliss
E. J. Becks
Wapato
J. O. Shadbolt
F. H. Shadbolt
Winona Lake
Rancho del Rio
Yakima City News Briefs Highlight Local Happenings
Mrs. Richmond and daughter Jessie return from a visit on the sound. W L York expands his feed warehouse. Phillips Gallant add a new walk in front of their store. City Marshal Givin breaks a rib but remains active. Baker and McNealy baling hops for Pat Lynch. Emma Cook misses school due to her mother’s illness. Nelson Roberts builds a new house. Election interest grows. get registered. George Clement sick with typhoid fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Roberts
Moxee Bridge Opens After Brief Closure
The Moxee bridge is completed and opened to traffic Saturday evening after a weeklong closure. Contractor Mr. Lum earned praise for rapid, county-project work. Miss Mickle stayed with the Morrier family amid the shutdown. Del Hiscock returned from New York to attend his dying mother. Anna Gardner and Ina Frazier, guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Loudon from Dundee Scotland, may stay in the valley. W A Burchfield returned from the Columbia river country with a land claim. Mrs Agnes Sampson visits her sister Mrs Morrier and plans to return to Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moxee
Lum
Mickle
Riverside
Joseph Morrier
del Hiscock
New York
Anna Gardner
Loudon
Ina Frazier
John Loudon
Dundee
Scotland
W. A. Burchfield
Columbia River Country
Agnes Sampson
Morrier
Minnesota
Fine Home Under Construction Noted In School Section
John Dillon is building a fine new home described as modern in every respect. Mrs. Alice Anderson of Ymir B C sister of Mrs Hamilton returns home after a three weeks visit. Andrew Lynch is sick with grip. Wm Maple lose a valuable cow by drowning in Wide Hollow ditch. Robber(s) steal Oscar Dillon’s lap robe whip chains and Sunday roast from buggy on South First Street while hitched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dillon
Alice Anderson
Ymir
B. C
Hamilton
Andrew Lynch
Grip
Wm. Maple
Bert Jones
Everett
Edith Avery
Seattle
Geo. Grist
Oscar Dillon
South First Street
Sunnyside Church Finds New Archdeacon and Local News
The Rev. Weelman of Brooklyn has accepted a call to Trinity Church and will also serve as Archdeacon of the county. Rev. Lee A. Johnson sick at home shows improvement. Monroes A Roberts visited Sunnyside. E M Smith family pleased in Sound country. Local events include a world tour fundraiser netting 85 dollars and a Presbyterian missionary meeting with Mrs. Frank Morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee A. Johnson
RE. A. Roberts
Monroe
Wash
W. St. Cline
Weelman
Brooklyn
N. Y
Trinity Church
E. M. Smith
Miss Ul
The
Presbyterian Church
Frank Morris
Pleasant callers and travel notes dot Frasier area page
Orchard resident Reuben Kiesmeier Alvalpa visited Geo Mathews home Sunday. John Ide and bride returned to Walfa after a wedding tour last week. William Coleman of bolus visited this week. Lon Nass left for Coos Bay Oregon last Wednesday for two weeks. L M Frazer left Friday for Dallas Arizona to visit mother and relatives. Nell Cardin of Granger an Alfalfa visitor Friday. Michaels and Sheppard Spokane firm represented here Friday. Yakima sports enjoyed a duck hunt Sunday. J M Hatton Granger merchant called Friday. James Frazer toured Sound cities this week and will return in about a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reuben Kiesmeier
Orchardate
Geo
Mathews
John Ide
Walfa
William Coleman
The
Bolus
Lon Nass
Coos Bar
Oregon
L. M. Frazer
Dollas
Arizona
Nell Cardin
Granger
Mr. Michaels
Michaels & Sheppard
Spokane
J. M. Hatton
James Frazer
the Sound
Fruitvale notes and local transfers in Fruitvale region
Mr J Franklin and family moved to town from Perry place as new tenants. Darby and Dickerson families visited East Moxee and Orchard Park farms. Theodore Darby sold ten acres to Herman Webber for 12200. Several owners bought or sold holdings, with Ed Perry traveling to Wenatchee to teach apple packing. New York political notices follow with state and local races and party tickets outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darby
E. C. Dickerson
East Moxee
W. Devoe
J. Miller
Theodore S. Darby
Herman Webber
Nob Hill
William Shea
Mr. Jackson
Dakota
Mr. Radburn
James Parr
Seattle
Ed. Perry
Wenatchee
T. S. Darby
Zillah
T. C. Dickerson
Orchard Park Farm
R. D. Fuller
Harry Aldridge
Fruitvale
Charles Scott
H. A. Burgess
F. G. Orr
A. A. Dickerson
California
Toppenish Growth Shown by New Building Activity
Toppenish shows rapid growth with numerous new structures under construction. Notable entries include Frank Williams store and warehouse, Frank Sinclair dwelling, Toppenish hotel, Coffin Bros cement block store, and residences for W. ds Shear, Tom Robbins, and Jails Townsend, with costs ranging from 3500 to 7000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffin Bros
W. Ds. Shear
For Sale Ten Acres Unimproved Land Under Sunnyside Canal
For sale ten acres of unimproved land under the Sunnyside canal in Washington. Address G. B. Conklin at 102 North Tacoma Ave, North Yakima for details and inquiries. Also available two lots in Zillah with two store rooms suitable for trade indicating cattle or horses as possible exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside Canal
State of Washington
G. B. Conklin
North
Tacoma Ave
North Yakima
Zillah
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North Yakima Wash
Herington
Herrington Medicine Co
Grand Rapids, Mich
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Natches
George Campbell
Nrth Yakima
James Loudon
BE. Carmichael
Joseph Kunz
Thomas Bragg
Thomas Wheeler
Art League
Parker
Yakima City
George Clement
Moxer
Sunnyside
Geo. Mathewson
J. D. Dunn
E. McKay
Ellensburg
W. H. Cline
Grace Scoon
J. E. Laird
Sunnyside Sun
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Perry Place
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Imbsen
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Liese
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East Side
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Yemocratic
Justice of the Supreme Court
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Tammany Machine
Hearst Combine
Dempsey
Frank Pfaff
Cal
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Pfaff
Markbreit
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Bryan
Salt Lake City
Bart the Lightning Artist
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Boston
Toppenish Building
Toppenish
Ing
Frank Williams
Frank Sinclair
Tom Robbiis
Townsend
Moxee Valley
V. Quinby
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