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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1903
Page
1
YAKIMA produces bustle with fruit and melon crates piled high as canneries run overtime. Prices for fruit rise with peaches at 50 to 65 cents per box and pears up to $1.15, while hops see buyers flocking amid early ripening. Authorities note rising hay and grain values and a rush of buyers from the region, alongside local business openings and court actions and social gatherings in Yakima.
In Seattle on Sunday August 31 T. J. Kreader and Miss Mabel E. Wheeler were wed at the bride’s home 1108 Seventh Avenue. The newlyweds left for North Yakima to establish a home on Eighth Street. The bride is a notable Seattle young woman and the groom is a leading North Yakima businessman.
A. A. Tylee, formerly a general delivery clerk at the North Wakson post office, is now said to be sought by authorities in connection with a developing case.
A specialty on camping gear highlights tents wagon covers and fruit cans with sealing wax as key items for outdoor enthusiasts.
The marriage of Longuet Kreader Abe Ling Mechtel Powell to Miss Ethel Powell took place yesterday at the Catholic church in the presence of ten close relatives and friends. A bridal reception greeted the couple as they left aboard the west bound train at 10 50 amid rice and old shoes. The newlyweds did not announce their return time.
J E Mulligan well known in this vicinity died at his west side home at 11 o'clock yesterday morning after a short illness He had been in poor health since an injury in the Read laundry fire about a year and a half ago He leaves a widow and a four year old son The funeral was held today from the Yakima Furniture Co chapel
Berendina Ariank, age 40, died aboard the Moxee last Friday. She was buried Saturday in Tahoma Cemetery with services noting the tragedy and the family’s sorrow.
Willie Black aged months and 8 days died last Thursday from infantile troubles.
William Miller a well known North Yakima figure died last Saturday aged 51. Services were held at Sessions chapel under the Fraternal Order of Eagles, of which he was a member. The 10 days old infant of Mr and Mrs Peter King of Selah was buried in Tahoma cemetery today.
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