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Newspaper

Yakima Herald

Location

Yakima, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1901

Page

2

Community Notes and Local Moves in Early Autumn

Waroughout the coun list of residents visiting or traveling includes J W Stephens to Idaho and Rev D B Eby to Oregon. The schoolhouse addition nears completion and several locals recover from illness. Mary Young leaves for North Yakima after earning praise as a singer and C E society worker.

Mary Young North Yakima C. E. Society

Simcoe Notes Report Local Visitors and Illness

Mrs. Taylor is sick with tonsillitis. John Shelton was a visitor at Ahtan um last Sunday. Mr. Smith and children were Zillah visitors Sunday. Mrs. P. J. Flint of North Yakima was at Simcoe Sunday.

J. Harrison Federated Church John Shelton Ahtanum Mr. Smith Zillah P. J. Flint North Yakima Simcoe Sunday

Local Notes and Notices From Kennewick Area

Local items detail repairs and consultations at 113 Yakima Avenue with Prof Harriden, a sheriff incident to Medical Lake, district fee rises for K P from 15 to 25 effective January, a lost notebook, Mitchell wagons praised, Mrs O S Morford in Tacoma, Rev Hayden reports daughter Catharine ill, birth of a son to E E Collins in Bickleton, Kennewick ditch vote favors transfer, J P McCafferty travels to Ohio, small freight wreck north of city, winter fruit arrival, dress fittings for girls, Dudley Shoe Co moving, land dispute settlement efforts aimed at patent grants, Parton vs Quantrell verdict for defendant, and repeated Prof Harriden query.

Local families harvest hops at Parker amid chores and accidents

The Misses Washburn and Misses Bainter join Mrs. Ose and children picking hops at Parker while the Camp family and their sister Edith also work there. Horses owned by Mr. Putman and A. Dudley were injured by barb wire this week.

Washburn Bainter Parker Messrs. Camp Miss Edith Mr. Putman A. Dudley

Buggies Display Delayed by Need for Stock at New Yakima Store

Wyman and Fraser, wholesalers in buggies and surveys, plan a large vehicle display during Fair week but warn a stronger stock purchase is needed to proceed. They recently received two carloads, while growth plans hinge on urgent restocking and moving to a new shop next week.

Local notes cover travels, visits, and shopfront repairs

Hugh Sinclair and wife return from the east while Mr and Mrs C R Harris attend the Spokane Elks carnival. Daughters of Jas Wright recover from illness as Lombard Horsley paint their Yakima avenue storefront. Milton Shearer finishes ten acre hop picking with 45 pickers in eight days. Georgia Cary returns from Portland amid fever, while her millinery opening draws admiring callers. A runaway on the west side injures Hackett near the creamery. one horse killed after collision with NP siding car. Mrs Cary’s fall millinery in full swing. ads call for rent seekers and veterinary services at Central hotel and 203 West Yakima.

West Side D. Hackett Yakima

Resolutions From Meade Post On McKinley Assassination

A. R. Meade Post No.9 of North Yakima adopts resolutions of respect after President McKinley is shot. The statement denounces the assassin and sympathizers and urges state and national laws to curb anarchists and prevent further violence.

Terms for Nonresidents in District No 7 Schools

E G Peck clerk of the school board announces nonresident pupils must pay tuition in advance to the district No 7 school clerk. Rates are eight dollars for grades 1–4 nine months, twelve dollars for grades 5–8, and twenty dollars for grades 9–12. no less than half payment will be accepted.

G. Peck

Furnished front room for rent and tailor made gowns notice

Pleasant furnished front room to rent inquire at Heraco office. We are prepared in case you do not find what you want in our stock to take measurements in tailor made gowns for ladies. A perfect fit guaranteed. Mrs L B Rinehart Prep. For Rent two unfurnished rooms North Yakima lock box 295.

Heraco North Yakima

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Sunnyside J. W. Stephens Idaho D.B. Eby Oregon 8. J. Harrison Roy Lichty Ellensburg Catherine Miller Aid Society Mrs. Mulhollan Prof E. M. Douglas Mrs. McDonald Mrs Milo Walker Sunnyside Hotel H. M. Bartlett P. J. Lichty H. Miller Kansas Lettie Kingsbury Guy Tracy Venus David Longmire Isaac Taylor H. Deitz C.J. Purdin Merritt Longmire Robert Randle The Sound Wenus Simcoe Keene Harriden Yakima Avenue Tucker Medical Lake Old Town Mitchell Wyman , Fraser, Ad O. S. Morford Tacoma Anna Wright Seminary F. L. Hayden Waterville Catharine E. E. Collins Bickleton Charles Collins Kennewick Ditch J. P. McCafferty Ohio Canton Cleveland William Aumiller Herato Dudley Shoe Company Ditter Bros Secretary of the Interior B. E. Parton William Quantrell J. A. Taggard Parton Gainsborough G. W. Gary North Second Street I. H. Dills & CO L. J. Hillberry Glenwood Minnesota Vessey & McRea J. C. Neeley Weiser Lizzie Cameron Kitkat Honolulu Miss Clancey Edward Whitson Spokane Kk. G. Peck William Lemon Hebos Cody Memphis, Mo Lee Cody F. H. Hunter Ella Stair Seattle Carter James Charles Campbell Philadelphia W. A. Cox City Carl Cox Hugh Sinclair Wife C. R. Harris Jas. Wright Lombard ‘& Horsley Milton Shearer Joe Ditter Maier Ruth Dalles Cary Second Street W. D. Hall Central West Y Cima Avenue Briggs & Dam H. J. Rand Propr Schott Shoe Co
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