Yakima News A Roundup Of Local Life And Moves
Mrs W Bush confined to home. Joseph Malloy from Tampico. Yakima avenue paving due next week. Dr C J Lynch opens office in Ward building. Miss Grounds arrives from Portland to lead Cary trimming. Mrs M A Hough replaced by H L Leeper as post office registrar. Mrs Ella M Cass travels to Duluth to live with daughter. Jack Splawn ships 16 Hereford cattle to Spokane for interstate fair. Geo Seamer and family visit from St Paul. F A Hatfield returns from Seattle in poor health. Yakima horsemen enter Everett races with multiple pacers. Dudley shoe store moves to First National Bank building. Yakima Hardware Co. expands. Miss Rita B Rakestraw to open private kindergarten Oct 1. assistants named. Bernard Wilkinson plans Seattle move. son Bernard to UW. Wilkinson buys third in Chaffee Black & Wilkinson. family to move Sept 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley Shoe
First National Bank
Ditter Bros
Yakima Hardware Co
Bernard Wilkinson
Seattle
Bernard
University of Washington
Wilkinson
Chaffee & Black
Chaffee, Black & Wilkinson
M. A. Hough
New York Cash Store We Are Having a Few
The note from the New York Cash Store indicates a small sale or clearance event with limited items available. It emphasizes a selection update and invites customers to inquire for details.
Special Bargains in Shoes and Supplies
Special sales listing hop pickers gloves 25c groceries and supplies low prices lanterns 49c six spools cotton 25c pearl buttons 65c men hats 1 1 50 and 2 best value in ladies neck and underwear buggy whips 10c ladies corsets 50c Japanese napkins 20c cosmopolitan patterns 10c
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perdozen
New bakers set to open as Murchie Llewellyn prepare store
New York Cash Store operators Murchie and Llewellyn expect opening by Saturday after leasing J A Cook’s former shop opposite Tur Herato office. They will offer pastries from a large rear oven as renovations finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murchie & Llewellyn
J. A. Cook
Tur Herato
Llewellyn
Deaths in Yakima Area Include Western Union Operator
Obituaries report the death of Grace A Bullock at 25 from typhoid fever and lung congestion in Yakima, and note Miss Davis, a Western Union operator since 1872, died at 55 after a brief illness. Also recorded is Joseph Robbins, aged 76, who died August 30 in Toppenish area after an accident while handling a cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union
North Yakima
Charles Carpenter
Fourth Streets
Miss Davis
Burns
Baptist Church
Tahoma
Hampton Hough
Walla Walla
Ohio
California
Western Union Company
Grace A. Bullock
Nob Hill
City Water and Light Works
Ellensburg Normal School
Epworth League
Wynne Bullock
Anna Bullock
Austin
Minnesota
Tahoma Cemetry
Joseph Robbins
Yakima County
Toppenish
Child Dies From Horse Kick Injuries
The nine year old daughter of A. Verstrate of Moxee died at home on Tuesday forenoon September 8 from a severe head injury inflicted by a kick from a horse the prior week. Burial will be in Moxee cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Verstrate of
Moxee
Moxee Cemetery
Local Birth Announcements of 1901
To Mr and Mrs H A Griffin a daughter born Wednesday August 28 1901 To Mr and Mrs James H Fraser Nob Hill a son born Friday August 30 1901 To Mr and Mrs George Arrowsmith a daughter born Sunday September 1 1901 To Mr and Mrs M W Bacome a daughter born Monday September 2 1901
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Griffin
James H. Fraser
Nob Hill
George Arrowsmith
M. W. Bacome
Band Concert At Yakima Band Stand
The Yakima band presents an open air concert at the band stand corner of Yakima Avenue and Third Street on Friday evening. The program includes marches and overtures by Miller Pettee Ripley Nagler Beyer Rollinson Hall and others with selections like America Forever Victorious Ida May Zelmina and The American Belle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Yakima Avenue
Third Street
America
Miller
Ida May
Rcrcee Pettee
Billings
Zelmina
Ripley
Nagler
Medley
Sporting Life
Beyer
Philo Senate
Halls
Schottish Rollinson
Hall
Read's Steam Laundry Listed For Enquiries And Local Notices
Found Bunch of Keys Enquire at Read's Steam Laundry. New millinery goods arriving daily at Mrs Cary's. A handsome lot of garments. The Wonder carries the newest out. Miss Flora Carpenter returned from Tacoma. J.C. MacCriminan to Shelton with four children. Trained nurse services by Miss Mamie Hinnin. Mrs. Cary visiting Portland for millinery openings. The Pioneer Lumber Co. bee supplies. Vacuum fruit jars at Kleis & Sinema's. For sale good harness shop business. Markets note fruit price trends and rising potato values. Yakima shipments and local crop notes. Coffin Bros advertise No 1 Top Bugey coffin.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. W. Bush
Joseph Malloy
Tampico
C. J. Lynch
Miss Grounds
Portland
Mrs. Cary
H. L. Leeper
Thompson
Ella M. Cass
South Sixth Street
Duluth
Minn
Jack Splawn
The
Cowychee
Spokane
Geo. Seamer
St. Paul
W. W. Felton
Mr. Seamer
F. A. Hatfield
Yakiman
Everett
G.L. Williams
Daniel J
Pearl C
George Eaton
Tourist
Ida H
Fred Brooker
D. M.shanks
Diodene
Robert Prior
Rita B. Rakestraw
Rakestraw
Fort Simcoe
Alice Scudder
RAIA
A. D. Sloa
Prop
New York
Lince
Briggs & Dam
Ella
Florence
Estey
Strangeway
Kk. F. Crocker
Boston
Pearson & Watt
A. L. Dilley
Joseph Lamont
Charles Jones
A. E. Larabee
Sleepy Eye
Knac
Mr. Burchfield
McConnell
Julia E. Davis
Tne
Moore Clothing Company
Read
Flora Carpenter
Tacoma
Grace Bunnell
Hale’ & Smith
Auburn, Wash
Price F.o. B. Yakima
Ellensburg
J.C. MacCriminan
Shelton
Wash
Mamie Hinmin
First St
C and
Pioneer Lumber Co
Kleis & Sinema’s
L. D. Lape
Prosser
Sound
Marly Crawford
Crawfords
Simcoe
Parker Bottom
Zillah
Coffin Bros
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