Movements and Notices From North Yakima and Surrounds
Local items report Wade Lillie en route to Fortland and Judge Erwin traveling to Dawson. Tradesman Grafton of Hunting ton & Co. heads to Lewis county to buy hops. The paper notes theater plans at Larson's and a Quo Vadis production by Russell and Drew. Community events include a charity ball, marriages in prospect, and church services unionized at Larson's theater, with details on shipments, court adjournments, and local business changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Grafton
8. Huntington & Co
Lewis County
Edward Fournier
Larson
Yakima
Beautiful New Theatre
Russell and
Drew
Sienkiewitz
Nero
Rome
Curtain sale promises 25 percent savings
A brief advert claims buyers can save 25 percent on lace curtains with a limited time offer. The fragment mentions a discount promotion but provides no company or location details.
Gathered Notes and Notices From Local Life in Town
A bustling column records church youth events at the Presbyterian Manse, visits by Mrs. Eoff and Mrs. Farris from Goldendale, and farewells as Miss Shannon and Miss Lum leave for Ellensburg State Normal. Local trips include Lee Cody and companions returning from Mt. Adams, and a camping party praising trout fishing on the Ahtanum. A bankruptcy suit by K W Dunlop targets John W Thomas and others over a stock sale. Judge Erwin’s Klondike shipments include ten tons of potatoes, with speculative profits discussed and a Yakima Peg call noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. W. Dunlop
John W. Thomas
Mr. Thomas
E. O. Keck
J. B. Braden
Mr. Keck
Mr. Braden
Erwin
Klondike
Toppenish
Dawson
Joage Erwin
Local Notes From Yakima Week Highlights Visitors and Marriages
H E Dean of Hot Springs visited Yakima to oversee property. Judge D W Sloan of Cumberland and sister Agnes Welan of North Baltimore visited the Sloan family. Alexander D Sloan married Clara Jean Eltis at the bride’s parents’ home with Rev J H Condit officiating. Knights of Pythias discuss monthly entertainments and rising membership. A local assesor Scott unveils a patentable book indicator. Senator Hemrich of Seattle Brewing curiously experiments with Bavarian hop curing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Sloan
Cumberland, Md
Agnes Welan
North Baltimore
Ohio
City
Alex. D. Sloan
Senator Hemriche
Seattle Brewing & Malting Co
Ranier
Yakima
Alexander D. Sloan
Clara Jean Eltis
Hugh K. Sinclair
J. H. Condit
Presbyterian Church
CANNERY PROJECT DELAYED AS MACHINERY SHIPPED LATER
An early cannery project in the southwest part of town faced delays after builders completed the structure. Machinery ordered from the east three months ago will not arrive for three weeks, delaying operations and the fruit and jelly season. The note ends on a mixed market of local ads and notices.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yellow
Quiett & Ayres Drug CO
Wade Lillie
Fortland
Lewis T. Erwin
H. D. Maygr
St. Michael’s Church
Dulin
Adj
Fox
Malcolm McLennan
Chicago
Kittitas County
Congregational Church
Jackson
Larson’s
Fournier
Larson’s Theater
C. Henton
Yukon
Switzer
Opera House
Alex Miller
John Cleman
P. A. Bounds
Nelson Rich
A. J. Splawn
J.D. Medill
Judge Henton
Alaska
Hanford
Spokane
U.S
Dilley
Noles
Montana
Roslyn
Hiscock
Ed. Farmer
J. A. Cook
Stewart’s
Boston
Mr. Cook
North Yakima
Frank Williams
Toppenish Trading Company
Sound
J. A. Macay
Scotland
Camerons
Mr. Macay
Annie Cameron
Maxwell
Prosser
North
Klickitat County
Grace Shannon
C.E. McEwen
Ladies of the Christian Church
Guilland House
Fruitvate
P. N. Gatchell
Gibbalter
New York
Elite
Joseph Eoff
Goldendale
Geo. Farris
Corrin Bros
Lee Cody
The
Golden Rule
Alex. Brandenberg
Mr. Jensen
Mt. Adams
W.J. Reed
John Reed
E. W. R. Taylor
Sam Chappell
Ahtanum
Timm Mill
H. E. Dean
Hot Springs
G. M. McKinney
Miss McKinney
Ellensburg
State Normal School
Cadwell Block
L. B. Rinehart
Scott
Washington
Seattle
Knights of Pythias
Kinsey
Adolph Spiehler
Alfred Wright
Paul Reiger Eastman
A. D. Sloan
First Street
Drug Store
Keene
1St Street
Opp
A, J
Chambers
Coffin Bros
Kleis & Bond’s
Yakima Avenue
McConnell
Mason’s
Kleis & Bond
Briggs & Dam
T. R. Fisher
Second St. Harness Maker
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