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Newspaper
Yakima Herald
Location
Yakima, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1905
Page
4
Sunnyside hosts visitors from Seattle and Wisconsin while Hoadley begins a third year as M E pastor. Mrs Miranda French, 77, dies in Kiona as neighbors note changes with school, fair plans, hoppickers returning, and local family movements.
The notice notes Mrs Eleanor Phillips of San Diego California survived by eleven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. She was a longtime member of the United Presbyterian Church and esteemed as a modest Christian. Burial was at Kiowa cemetery on September 15 following home services led by Rev J M Thompson of North Yakima.
The council adopted a resolution to revoke licenses of violators enforcing the Sunday closing law. Saloon licenses and other venues must stay closed or risk non renewal under the present council. Introduced by Councilman Lane and backed by Lane Dudley Bull and Sinclair.
Ralph W. Webber died in North Yakima Washington on September 16 1905 after a long illness of abscess. He was born December 26 1875 in Scotland County Missouri and grew to manhood there. He served in the US Volunteer Army from 1899 for nearly two years in the Philippine islands and later lived in California before moving to Yakima. He leaves a father a brother in Colorado two sisters in Missouri and other relatives. The funeral was held at the Flint undertaking parlors last Sunday.
Honest Hearts a new Kentucky country life comedy starring Alma Hearn is set to tour under George Klimt and Frank Gazzolo. The production blends humor and pathos with an all star supporting cast and vivid local color. Also advertised are Scott's Lumber yard supplies and Yakima Hardware Co promotions, plus Nagler’s music class offering 25 cent lessons starting September 15 to build a 50 piece Reed section for a forthcoming band.
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