Local Notes with Visits Weddings and Real Estate
Joe Gray ex sheriff of Chehalis county visited the city en route from Walla Walla. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Charles Donovan. Labor Day committee meeting at Pas time cigar store to close up celebration matters. Various visitors and residents cited including Mr and Mrs G C Griffin and others. Licenses issued Allan Millhouse and Stella Dixon Jeno Christensen and Dollie Fosket. Several marriages and real estate transactions noted along with local events and travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Gray
Chehalis County
Walla Walla
Stork
Charles Donovan
Donovan
First National Bank
Zuppani
Commercial Club
S. B. Atterbury
Seattle Ranch
Fort Simcoe
G. C. Griffin
Sunnyside
City
Fowler
Cal
Capitol Hill
Ladies’ Aid of the Christian Church
W. E. Hurd
South
Tacoma Avenue
William McPhee
Upper Nadies
John Murray McPhee
Daniel Sinclair
E. N. Carpenter
Spokane
Carpenter
M. D. Ordinance Referred For Park Site Sale At 1700
Forman was told to attend as Captain Thomas outlined selling the old city park site in the eastern town to the city for 1700 dollars after back taxes reduce the amount. The public improvement committee will handle the sale and possible septic tank. Ninth street improvements were ordered. Northwest Light & Water to fix dead ends. health officer to address sanitary concerns. a cemetery barn to cost under 200. bridges to the fairgrounds to be improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Thomas
Old City Park
Thomas
Public Improvement Committee
Ninth Street
Northwest Light & Water Company
Women Pay More Insurance Based on Digestive Ills
An article notes women incur higher life insurance costs due to indigestion and stomach troubles, claims medical examiners. It promotes Mi-O-Na as a safe cure, sold by C. C. Case in 50 cent boxes with a refund guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Case
Will Boost in Massachusetts Seals Yakima Valley Fruit
Dr. Wesley Brown of Boston will seal in jars fruit from the Yakima valley for permanent exhibit. He plans displays in Boston and Worcester and to promote the region as a whole. He toured the valley with Secretary Zuppann and expresses enthusiasm for the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Brown
Boston
Mass
Yakima Valley
Worcester
Worster
Zuppann
Outlook hunters and local residents on area trip
Rogers and Jewett of Outlook joined a Sunday duck hunt on the reservation. Mrs. G. A. Ide returned from Parker after visiting. M. F. Lewis of Zillah traveled Friday to deliver a wheat load. H. E. Sherman and wife from Toppenish were in town midweek. Roy Marston conducted business in Toppenish. Evelyn Lyons left for Prosser while James Skirving visited Wapato. A J Harris and Duffy Bros Commission Co of Alfalfa dissolved their partnership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Skirving
Wapato
A. J. Harris
Duffy Bros. Commission Co
Alfalfa
Local residents report travels and arrivals this week
Miss Blanche Randoff arrived from Seattle and Ellensburg while Mrs. L. L. Yoder returns from the south. Several townsfolk attended Mabton church dedication and Rev. Charles Porter preached farewell. Others depart for Tacoma Fowler Calif and Chicago with health and work plans noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Lichty
Seattle
Mabton
Charles Porter
Valley Farmers Report Busy Harvest and New Installations
Natches reports show Bob Lowe baling hay at 50 tons per day with a steamer while Walter Purdin finishes a cistern and plans piping to his home. The Natches Grocery receives a large eastbound shipment and W L Wright prepares peaches from his valley orchard. A local farmer group plans to install scales at Eschbach siding and Jas Fraser completes a 550 barrel cistern to feed home water supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Lowe
Walter Purdin
Natches
W. L. Wright
Mr. Wright
Mr. Parker
Eschbach
Jas. Fraser
Simple home mix claims relief for rheumatism and kidney issues
An outlined home concoction using Fluid Extract Dandelion, Compound Karyon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla is marketed as a harmless remedy to flush uric acid and toxins from the blood. It is said to rapidly relieve backache, weak kidneys, and bladder problems, with hopes of permanent cure, urging readers to obtain ingredients from a pharmacist.
Liberty family returns from Montana health visit
The Fairbanks family has come back to Liberty after a year in Montana for their son's health. U P S C E held its monthly meeting at the Keenes with a pleasant social hour after, and Baker and Akin bought a new hay baler. Miss Alice Wise of Salem, Oregon visits her parents. Rev Short preached on Missions. Davis finished harvesting onions, good quality, promising profit. Mrs Scott and Norma of Seattle visit friends. Frank Boutell began picking hops last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Short
Davis
Scott
Norma
Seattle
Frank Boutell
Advertised Letters at Yakima City Post Office 1907
Uncalled letters listed for August 31 1907 at Yakima City Washington include Anderson L R Borgianski Stankland Baker Josie Beeks Ada Brady Minnie Bulong Ed Carroll Georgie Cork W J Colgan John Conrad Mrs P Daly Mrs Carrie Dickison J W Duffy M J Foster Charlie Garrity Edward J Henderson Kathlin Howell Ira Machal Dave Mason J A P Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima City
Wash
Anderson
L. R. Borgienski
Stankland
Dr Finn’s Testimony on Foley’s Kidney Cure
Dr Thomas Finn of Boonsboro Missouri with 22 years practice says Foley’s Kidney Cure best treats kidney and bladder diseases. He claims it stops irregularities and strengthens the whole system. North Yakima Drug Store owned by A D Sloan advertises the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finn
Thomas Finn
Boonsboro
Foley
North Yakima
A. D. Sloan
May Screw Lid on Yakima City
Rumors say Yakima City plans to close Old Town saloons at midnight on weekdays and all day Sundays. The political fight between saloon and church factions remains active with legal challenges in the state supreme court and heightened local interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima City
Old Town
Supreme Court of
Men Past Sixty in Danger and Prostate Gland Trouble
An advertisement warns that men over sixty face kidney and bladder disorders, often enlarged prostates, describing pain and danger. It promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as an early remedy and cites Rodney Burnett of Rock Port Missouri, age 91, who reports significant improvement after two bottles. North Yakima Drug Store advertises the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Rodney Burnett
Rock Port
North Yakmna
A. D. Sloan
Prop
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Yakima
Eeeeee Local News
W. M. Longley
William Jones
Naches City
Butte, Mont
Nellie Murdock
George M. Carpenter
A. H. Booth
F. E. Bunney
Tacoma
Grace Parfitt
E. R. Croft
Bellingham
Mrs. Croft
United States
Miss Floyd
Martin
Walter J. Need
John Martin
Swan Avenue
F. R. Colton
Summit View
E. K. Lombard
Sue M. Lombard
Flora A. Kandle
Otis Pollard
Robert H. Kandle
South Seventh Street
M. L. Rose
First Christian Church
Grace E. Fraser
Everett
G. F. Gerry
Naches Valley
Naches
Pasco-Columbia River Realty Company
George S. Rankin
W. A. Bell
Murray B. Miles
A. A. Steele
Roslyn
Shuman
Miss Shuman
W. W. Felton
First Avenue
North Coast
Northern Pacific
Selah Street
Yakima Avenue
Felton
The
Sound
Sheriff's Office
John Barr
Outlook
Edith Perry
Viva Wiley
Fruitvale
Yakima Hardware Co
M. D. Ordinance
Massachusetts
DR. Brown
Blanche Randoff
Ellensburg
L. L. Yoder
J. R. Harvey
Frank Harrison
E. E. McKay
Stella Filbey
Storeguard
A. H. Lyons
Miss Baumgart
J. B. George
Lind
Geo. C. Giffen
Calif
Giffen
Ramkey
Roy
Helen Pace
F. A. Ehma
W. H. Cline
Chicago
Liberty
Herald
American Mortgage Company
C Dameyer
Alaska Bldg
Ward
Peter Bach
Leamingburg
Klickitat River
W. W. Hiatt
Wkly
W. E. Ransom
Corcoran
Columbia Dairy
Pasco
Orino
Pioneer Drug Store
T. R. Fisher Harness and Saddlery
So. Second St
Mrs, Fawcett
Moran & Siegel Butchers
E. Yakima Ave
H. M Helliesen Lumber
A. A. Bowman
Second St
M. F. Brooks Photos
Old Tickner Studio
Cahalan & CO. Dry Goods
Cannon-Allen CO. Clothiers
W. B. Dudley
A. B. Pearson
J. M. Curry Merchant Tailor
Yakima Ave
Coffin Bros
W. C. Bradbury Books and Stationery
W. H. Patterson & CO. Cigars and Tobacco
East
Thompson Music CO
Yak Pan
Frar and
Chisi
Ficer Toda
Ana al Sid
Ign
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