Local Movements and Visits Across towns
Mr and Mrs Barker moved into Mrs Howards property near Ira Boutell s. Rev Mr Pery the M E minister preached after arriving Saturday with family still in the east. Rev Mr Porter and family left for Hepperna Oregon. Mrs Willis Douglas of Qillah visited Sunnyside Friday. Mrs E M Smith and children leave this web for the sound. Mr and Mrs Andrews left for Wallace Idaho and plan Spokane visits. O Hibarger spent Sunday in Sunnyside now located in Tacoma. Mr and Mrs George Stearns left for Grandview with property there. Mr and Mrs Will Cain moved to Grandview Saturday. R K Tiffany and son went to North Yakima Friday returning Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barker
Idaho
Spokane
O. Hibarger
Sunnyside
Mr. Hibarger
Tacoma
George Stearns
Grandview
Will Cain
R. K. Tiffany and Son
North Yakima
Local Notes on Residents and Visitors
Miss Maude Keene visiting her uncle Mr. L. D. Keene left for Seattle Thursday. John Wise seriously ill with typhoid fever at his father's home. Rev. E. C. Cornwell of Buckley spent Thursday and Friday on his ranch tending alfalfa. Miss Clara Hudson visited in North Yakima for several days last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wise
Rev. E. C. Cornwell
Buckley
Clara Hudson
North Yakima
Wapato Notices and Local Visits Highlight Week
Photographer Eaton photographed a hog at Wapato Meat Company slaughter house weighing nearly a thousand pounds. Rev. Alden Hickey will preach at the Christian church next Sunday at 11 a m and 7 m. Visitors Edna Johnstone Iren Jones from North Yakima. Mr and Mrs Hallfrom Nebraska visit C Graves. S A Bowdish begins new house on a new town site. Craig Smith Archie Dickey go to Pulman for state college. Guy Wilcox of Sunnyside visits. Laumans sails to Kansas for future home. Mrs E S Smith returns from Toppenish. Will Baker and family visiting. Mrs Dan Melvoy and Goldie Sylvia Maxwell visit from Walla Walla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapato
Eaton
Wapato Meat Company
Alden Hickey
Christian Church
Edna Johnstone
Iren Jones
Yakima
S. A. Bowdish
Craig Smith
Archie Dickey
Pulman
State College
Guy Wilcox
Sunnyside
Laumans
Kansas
E. S. Smith
Toppenist
Will Baker
Dan Melvoy
Goldie
Sylvia Maxwell
Walla Walla
Alfalfa Area Notices and Local Visitors
Local residents and visitors are noted in this week’s alfalfa region notes. T J Caster tends grain purchased here while Wilbur Durham visits Orchardville. May Fleming is ill in Ellensburg. J Johnson returns from Puyallup. Frazer Bros load grain. Lorena Marston and father teach at Parker. Nass rests after threshing. J Len and Sons ship oats. Os Williams oversees Ellensburg sheep operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Fleming
Ellensburg
Rev. Smalley
Sunnyside
Frazer Bros
Miss Lorena Marston
Parker
Leon Nass
E. ‘Jlen and Sons
Toppenich
Je Os Williams
Sunnyside Memorial Lodges Irrigation Complaints in Washington
The Sunnyside Water Users Association presents to the Secretary of the Interior a memorial detailing irrigation issues for the Sunnyside project. It cites private land under the project, need for pumping plants, costs of water, and equitable laterals, plus requests to extend parcels to 80 acres and drain alkali-affected lowlands. It urges local input from practical irrigators in planning and funding the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irrigation Age
Sunnyside
Washington
Water Users’ Association
Garfield 4 Memorial
Lamb Band Guarded in Pasture Near By Pasture Numbers 3175
A report notes someone was in the vicinity this week overseeing a flock of lambs totaling 3,175 head. No other details provided.
At the Emporium a pledge of truthful trading
The Emporium defends its honesty stating that providence is unequal and truth can be doubted by the deceived. It asserts merchants should not deceive customers and vows to preserve public confidence, admitting mistakes but claiming efforts to avoid them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emporium
Ladies' Coats in Serge Cheviot and Kersey
Ladies' coats in serge cheviot and kersey at values from five to twenty dollars. Just the thing for outside work and driving.
Granted Divorce in Susan Oppenheimer Case
Judge Rigg in the superior court granted Susan Luella Oppenheimer absolute divorce from Charles Oppenheim and restored her maiden name. The complaint cited severe verbal abuse including threats and forced exposure to crime. The marriage occurred in Leadville, Colorado, January 1806, with F. J. Allen acting as counsel for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Luella Oppenheimer
Charles Oppenheim
Rigg
Red Light District
Leadville
Col
F. J. Allen
Ready to wear coats and opera coats sale notes
Brown navy and black coats priced 25.00 to 87.50 with options in dark red and deluxe opera coats from 32.50 to 45.00. Some suits advertised 25.00 to 87.50, offering attractive choices for varying budgets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana Yeas
Wool Home Blankets Offered In Wide Price Range
A large line of white wool home blankets is advertised with prices from $6.75 to $15.00 per pair.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wwe
Liberty
Alfalfa
T. J. Caster
Wilbur Durham
Orchardville
May Fleming
J. Johnson
Puyallup
James Skirving
Arthur Gurley
Orchardvale
H DeKrang
Sunnyside Memorial
Visa
Wool Charlies
Il Poon
Coats
Ieimeis Iasena
Oxford
Chen
Cravenettes
Cassimere
Port Ag
Adler
Tailor Shop
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