Local notices about residents and visitors in Ellensburg
Warren and Tom Granger return home from Port Melson while Mrs. Barbee and daughter Micaele arrive back from touring the eastern states. Mrs. Cornell improves after illness as Miss Frantz leaves for the east. Numerous visits, engagements and travels among local families, a school term announcement, and plans for fair exhibits are noted along with several upcoming social events and civic committee appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Tom Granger
Port Melson
Zillah
M. E. Barbee
Micaele
Rela Yes
Cornell
Freda Lamson
EB. C. Schumacher
Peir Hister
Alva Morris
Antunum
Ed Follansbee
Seattle
KR. K. Tiffney
Sunnyside
Hisse
Iva Skeen
M. (. Brewster
Abtanum
A. (. Harbaugh
College Place
Walla Walla
Wilkinson
Zirele
North Yakima
L. M. Cox
Springdale
Arthur Walker
L. D. Phelps
P. F. Anipe
A. J. Hess
Boise
Idaho
George Fox
Harman Harlan
Frantz
John Widmer
East
Kuhn
Nebraska
H. B. Averill
State Fair Committee
Elder
Morris
Davis
J. D. Herod
Susie Core
Outlook
Rh. H. Wilcox
A. McCrackan
A. Thomas
Jessie
Ellensburg Residents Headed for Schools and Homes
Ellensburg residents pursue education and travel plans with Miss Anna Clerf to Columbia College of Elocution in Chicago and Miss Margaret Steen bound for Spokane. Others relocate to Chicago, Tacoma, or Portlene while some plan extended visits and future homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Clerf
Ellensburg
Columbia College of Elocution
Chicago
Margaret Steen
Spokane
Harry Franklin
Samuel Mattox
Wale
McChesney Cal
Henle
Vera
Wud
Thas
Havedwick
Lurand Setoridins
Seattle
Tive
Tugs Doreth
Mitchie
Wetter del Anis
Andersin
Community notices and social events in Granger area
The column reports various local happenings including a successful ice cream and melon social raising 23 dollars for the United Presbyterian church class, new housing for Dr. A G Alley, and births at Gracemire. It notes visitors, theater a couple of nights by Vin Moore Stock Company, a hospital and surgery updates for John Moorhead, and marriages and local misadventures among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mentzern
United Presbyterian Church
A. G. Alley
South Boulevard
Floyd Finley
Theo, Whiting
Grandview
Gracemire
J. H. Carr
Rosshack
Stoner
Teppenish
L. Brown
A. Krumbiegel
Georgia dJehnsen
Tonpenish
Yakigia
Hrumbiegel
Granger
Ciranger
Suan Lake
Martin Spoelstra
Avery
Ehas
Linn
North Yakima Hospital
Roy Park
North Yakima
Delray
Petes
Chile
Clinton Advert reinforces Cardui claims for female weakness
Clinton Kentucky reader Mrs M C McElroy reports six years of female troubles with pain and poor appetite. After one week on Cardus she improves and now feels better than in six years. The letter touts half a century of success in Cardui’s relief of female weakness and disease and urges readers to try Cardui now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton, Ky
M. C. McElroy
Clinton
Bandits Rob Mammoth Mine Assay Office in Nevada
Two men guarding the Mammoth mines assay office in National Nevada were held up last night and thieves escaped with $8000 worth of bullion. In the ensuing struggle one bandit is believed to have been severely wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnemucca
Nev
Mammoth
National
New North Yakima Superintendent Addresses Teachers
Prof. W. D. Sterling introduces himself to North Yakima district teachers at a high school reception hosted by the board of education. Sterling pledges responsible leadership, thanks retiring superintendent D. C. Reed, and expresses appreciation for the Western community and the teachers, principals, and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
North Yakima
W. D. Sterling
Prof
D. C. Reed
W. M. Watt
George McAuley
Sterling
Reed
P. J. Flint Returns From Mount Rymer Expedition
P J Flint has returned from a Mount Rymer ascent attempt in Paradise Valley. A party of seven led by guide Julius Stumbley started two weeks ago to reach Camp Muir by daybreak, but a severe storm at 9000 feet forced them to take shelter on rocks. After an hour and a half they retreated safely, nearly perishing from the cold unless clothed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Flint
Mount Rymer
Paradise Valley
Iago
Julius Stumbley
Miny
Camp Muir
Gibralti
Ciscus
Its Kind That pruana denna Won t Sing With a Sum Down
Readable text shows a fragmented quotation about demand for a person and a costly register. Names appear garbled and unclear, with phrases suggesting commentary on payments and singers. No verifiable events or clear entities emerge for a factual summaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pruana Denna
Nealster
Alwerivan
Weight rules for New York fruit boxes discussed
Yakima growers and dealers react to New York City’s new weights and measures policy requiring net weight on apple pear and quince boxes after November 1. Messrs White & Co urge growers to petition Mayor Gaynor to delay enforcement for a year to allow standardizing boxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mayor's Bureau of Weights and Measures
N. W. White & Co
Gaynor
Northern Pacific Aims Prize to Yakima Fruit Exhibit
The Northern Pacific Railroad plans a $500 prize for the best 25 apple boxes at the New York show this fall. E. F. Benson leads the effort with C. C. Burdick coordinating locally. Exhibits will travel east in November, with the railroad acting as agent for growers and seeking a broad regional competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific Railway
New York
Yakima
Walla Walla
Lewiston
E. F. Benson
C. C. Burdick
Benson
Northern Pacific
Messrs
Thomas Cooper
A. M. Cleland
L. J. Bricker
Mr. Benson
Descriptive Hat Fashion Mention in Illustrated Ad
The passage describes a delicate bonnet with eyelet embroidery crown and soft pleated mull frills. A pink satin bow sits at the front, with the lacey brim edged by Quaker style trim and a decorative bow at the back.
Ex-Controller Metz Delivers American Beauty Roses to Princess
Hermann A. Metz of New York meets Princess Charlotte of Saxe Meiningen at the grand ducal court in Berlin's Saxe Meiningen. He presents three American Beauty rose stalks, carefully transported to Germany despite import restrictions. The princess admires the gift and may promote American rose cultivation in Germany. Metz plans to return to New York in early September if a liner berth is found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Hermann A. Metz
New York
Saxe-Meiningen
Charlotte of
Metz
Meiningen
Europe
Germany
Charlotte
Mr. Metz
Wapato Prunes on Chicago Market
Chicago buyers received two cars of Italian prunes with mixed quality as Denny & Co noted fair pack and hard fruit in the first car and over-ripe lines with rough fruit in the second. A Dalles car, also sold, showed fair pack and rough fruit. Prices varied across regions with Bartlett pears near 1.30 to 1.80 in New York and Colorado Elberta averaging 1.13 in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
Washington
New York
Chicago
Daily Report
Denny & Co
Dalles
Denney & Co
Elbertas
Boston
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Colorado
North Coast Folk Busy at Hanford
The North Coast railroad near Hanford plans a Hanford valley route within a year. The company asks for landowner names and addresses along the proposed right of way. Inquiries followed past surveys and span plans from Rin geld to Priest Rapids and Hanford to White Bluffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Coast
Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Company
Hanford
Hanford Irrigation and Power Company
Richland
Ringeld
Columbia
Priest Rapids
White Bluffs
Harrimann
Suffragist Debate Echoes in Hall Transcript
Fragmentary remarks from a Buston hall transcript show a suffragist challenging a speaker and a counterpoint voice defending a woman’s role. The quoted exchanges focus on equality, progress, and societal models amid a charged setting.
Local News Snippets From Yakima and Surrounding City
Guests from Green Bay visit the Yakima hotel as Walla Walla Bulletin editor Wilbur Liggett tours the area with his daughter in law. News mentions new machinery at the Bulletin including a Goss press and various business visits by regional officials. An address on The Power of Good Government by Paul G. Kruger is scheduled at the West Side band stand. Train disruptions from a Burlington freight wreck affect No. 41 and No. 38, with lighter rain dampening hop-field plans. births and staff changes noted, plus barber Dr. Lemieux returns. Westminster Bible class meets Tuesday afternoon at Miss Mook’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Stebbins
Green Bay
Wis
Yakima
Wilbur Liggett
Bulletin
Goss Press
H. B. Lancaster
Starborn
O.W. R. & N. Railway
Yakima Valley Transportation Company
C. L. Smith
Spokane
Yakima Avenue
Paul G. Kruger
Burlington
North
Co. BE. Jones
Roslyn Fuel Company
Seattle
Swem
Northwestern Improvement Company
Oscar Couch
Seventh Avenue South
A. J. Lemieux
Miller Building
Westminster Bible Class
The
Presbyterian Church
Parish Fair Plans Form at Maryette College Meeting
The Catholic Parish Fair group held its first monthly gathering after a vacation at Maryette College. About 385 ladies attended as plans progressed for the November fair with contests for piano entries doll contests diamond line sets of furs and more. The meeting adjourned after lunch prepared by Augusta division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Ladies’ Aid Society
Maryette College
Augusta
Aid
Wanted Copies of Weekly Herald 1910 Dates
Notice seeks copies of the Weekly Herald for June 13 July 12 November 23 and December 7 1910. Inform the Herald office if you possess any of these issues to oblige the publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weekly Herald
Herald
Presentation Past Grand Patriarch Lum at Odd Fellows meeting
At a social meeting of the Odd Fellows the Grand Patriarch F. W. Stewart of Seattle presented to Past Grand Patriarch C. E. Lum the jewel of the order before his trip to Indianapolis for the Sovereign Grand Lodge. A watermelon feast followed as many members attended. Mr and Mrs Lum left Sunday for the East to visit friends en route. The delegation will distribute a thousand boxes of Jonathan apples from Yakima valley among delegates in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows’ Hall
F. W. Stewart
Seattle
C. E. Lum
Indianapolis
Grand Lodge
Order
Lum
East
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Jonathan
Yakima Valley
Largest peach grown in Benton county Arkansas
The Elberta peach grown by Mrs. Will Harrison weighed twenty two ounces and measured sixteen inches in circumference. It was flawless and will be shown at the state fair and on the Arkansas on Wheels tour through northern states to demonstrate Arkansas fruit potential. Mrs. Harrison also produced other peaches over a pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bentonville
Ark
Benton County
Will Harrison
Arkansas
Harrison
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Zilla
Maryland Club
Robert Oliver
Kauffman
Blanche Richmond
Mabton, Tl
Upper Bridge
Mary Heraty
Agnes
Godfrey McNeil
Vancouver
B. C
W. H. Stocker
Milensburg
Edward Powers
Nilensburg
H. J. Day
PP. Schuller
Henry
Louis
Jefferson Medical College
Mabel Olgan
Allan Rice
Los Angeles
Cal
Chas. Peterson
British Columbia
Chris Fidal
F. FE. McQueen
San Francisco
Roy Weaver
Sound
William Thomas
Tacoma
Paul Gupton
W. H. Hart
North Yakia
M. Wood
Toppenish
John Sullivan
Syracuse
N. Y
Peter Schuller
Chas. Donaldson
B . Shields
Claude Davis
Thorp
McDonald
Merlin Houghtaling
Commission of Army Engineers
Elluepnsburg
Big Mountain
Pierce County
Mads
Messrs. White & Co
California
Oregon
Utah
Montana
Apple
Harriman
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