Typhoid affects county school figures and local visits
Miss Maud Phifer suffers an attack of typhoid fever in the county school section. Miss Jessie Larson returned from Tacoma after a week away. Mrs Bert Jones of Everett, sister of Mrs Jive Grist, visits the latter. Ethel and Janie Young returned to Ellensburg State Normal. Andy Newburg and family celebrate a ten pound son. Miss Mary Young returns from Sunnyside to resume teaching in city schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Phifer
Jessie Larson
Tacoma
Bert Jones
Everett
Jive Grist
Ethel
Janie Young
State Normal School
Ellensburg
Andy Newburg
Mary Young
Sunnyside
Hop-picking finishes in William Wiley's field
Florence Shelton recovers from malaria and can go out again. L K Brooks attends peaches on the Zerkle ranch near Natchez. A district Sunday school convention was held with speakers including Professor Barge, Hull, Woodcock, and Miss Edwards. Woodcock Academy opens next Tuesday. no music teacher hired now. Preparatory department starts October 7 with public school. Mrs. Jacobson to teach first five grades while academy handles higher grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barge
North Yakima
Hull
Woodcock
Miss Edwards
Woodcock Academy
Dixon
Jacobson
Sunnyside News In Brief Local Happenings And Arrivals
Little Jay Vandermark has the fever as visitors Ben Scatchard and wife come through Thursday. Homer Brown declines Pullman trip this year. Episcopal church cleanup and a successful band concert headline notes. Miss Letta Kingsbury resigns as teacher. John Rhoadis sells twenty acres to Geo Haggard. Mrs S J Harrison able to go out. C Roland brings excursionists Saturday. J W Stephens family moves to Lewiston Idaho. Episcopal church seats delayed. C E Society to meet. M E minister to occupy Mrs Cline’s cottage by Oct 1. Hoover family arrives to occupy their new home. L P Vandermark’s team injured at Mabton bridge. L Ruse of Tacoma considers moving here. Mrs J T Wilderbrand welcomes her mother Dr J R.
Memorial service harmony and temperance talk praised
The community gathered for a well attended memorial service with hymns and a fine sermon by Rev. A H Lyon using 2 Samuel 3 38. A Sunday temperance meeting led by Homer Brown featured Rev H J Harri son and speakers including H T Hambly of Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Lyon
Homer Brown
J. Harrison
John Laird
H. M. Lichty
Ed Young
H. T. Hambly
Honolulu
Hawaihian Islands
F. A. Ehmer
Miss Williams
Local Classifieds Highlight Furnishings and Services
Multiple ads note consults with Prof Harriden and Prof Starriden on Yakima avenue entries. Listings include ready made dresses for girls, tailor made gowns, front room for rent, harness shop for sale, and a 160 acre ranch rental inquiry. McConnell ad notes location, Wyman Fraser sells wagons, and Inne & Baker promote restaurant service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Rinehart
Harriden
Yakima Avenue
Herald Office
Malaria Link Noted with Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic
A health claim asserts malaria causes biliousness and states Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic removes the cause. The ad promotes the tonic as a remedy for bilious symptoms attributed to malaria, citing no medical evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Notice to Teachers in Parker District No 50
Parker District No 50 lacks a school teacher and invites teachers to apply by writing Smitey F. Wapen Clerk, School District No 50 Toppenish Wash R F D No 1. By order of the Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker District No
Smitey F. Wapen
Toppenish, Wash
Reward Offered for Lost Bay Mare in Yakima Area
A $10 reward is posted for the return of a bay mare with a white stripe down the forehead and a brand on the left stifle. The finder or informer who leads to recovery will receive the reward. Contact Evey Hovser at 100 N Ahtanum Ave, North Yakima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evey Hovser
Ahtanum Ave
North
Yakima
Reward Offered for Bay Team and Mare Return
A $15.00 reward is offered for the delivery at North Yakima of a bay team, mare, and horse each about 1100 lbs. The animals are branded on the shoulder with blaze faces and white hind feet. They are about 1 Clyde stock and 32-tf. J. H. Fraser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
Clyde
Best Goods Are Cheap Yet Superior Groceries
The article argues that high quality groceries can be affordable, with staples sold as cheaply as elsewhere. It emphasizes maintaining quality without lowering standards to meet very low prices, and notes that the best goods remain economical even if slightly above average.
Local notices from North Yakima society and business updates
Community items report illnesses including Frank L. Rodman and Miss Grace Bunnell, visits by Rev Tellsworth, Edward Fournier painting at Zillah, depot painting, and songs by Prof Morrison now sold at Briggs & Dam. Residents Lena Courtwright buys store. Ira Englehart trips to Olympia and Seattle. Greene Mercantile adds delivery wagon. Real estate ad seeks 5 to 8 room dwelling. Bank fixtures installed. George S. Hough appointed U S court commissioner. K B Scudder & Co reorganize office. Light rain aids fair preparations with road conditions improving.
Quakers Continue Business Amid Licenses and Lawsuits
Quakers persist in city commerce despite multiple lawsuits. After Spokane case resolution they were fined for showing without a license and appealed. A pharmacy law case awaits decision, and a new ordinance requires a 25 dollar daily or 400 dollar quarterly license to show medicine sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
J.C. MacCrimmion
J. A. Taggard
Reduced Rail and Boat Fares for Various Destinations
G. A. Graham, agent, announces limited sale fares: 78.70 to Buffalo and return on select Tuesdays for 30 days, 12.70 to Portland and return for ex position on specific Sept Oct dates with seven day limit, 37.20 to San Francisco and return for Episcopal conference on rail only with 11 15 deadline, 32.20 to San Francisco and return by boat with later selling dates, and 4 to Hot Springs round trip on daily sale for 30 days.
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Buffalo
Portland
Exposition
San Francisco
Episcopal Conference
Inc
Hot Springs
G. A. Graham
Scenic Line of the World ideal summer eastbound trip
The Rio Grande Western and Denver and Rio Grande Railroads offer a cool ride through the Rocky Mountains with stops at Salt Lake City Glenwood Springs Leadville Colorado Springs Pueblo Denver and other points. Daily eastbound trains connect from the northwest with sleepers chair cars dining service and conductors guiding excursions to Denver Omaha Kansas City St Louis Chicago Buffalo New York Boston and eastern cities. Inquiry via J D Mansfield General Agent Portland Oregon 124 Third St. 33 is better for the blood than sarsaparilla. Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic advertised. Wanted to Buy A Burro small and gentle apply at Larson's theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande Western
Denver
Rio Grande
Rocky Mountains
Salt Lake City
City of the Saints
Glenwood Springs
Leadville
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Northwest
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
Buffalo
New York
Boston
J.D. Mansfield
Portland
Oregon
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Ahtanum
William Wiley
Florence Shelton
L. K. Brooks
Zerkle Ranch
Natchez
Little Jay Vandermark
Ben Scatchard and
Wife
Pullman
Episcopal Church
Letta Kingsbury
John Rhoadis
Geo. Haggard
C. Roland
J. W. Stephens
Lewiston
Idaho
C. E. Society
M. E
Mr. Hoover
Ohio
L. P. Vandermark
Mabton Bridge
Phil. L. Ruse
J. T. Wilderbrand
Dr. J. R
Harvey
Laird
John
E. F. Blaine
Mr. Denny
Seattle
Keene
Starriden
Old Town
Mitchell
Wyman & Fraser
Second Street
McConnell
Ublic
L. D. Lape
Decaser
Wash
Marquardt
Probach
J. H. Fraser
Hallock
Hawcehtlt Bros
E. M. Harris
Frank L. Rodman
Jay McConnell
South 2d Street
Grace Bunnell
Tellsworth
The
American Tract Society
Edward Fournier
Zillah
Northern Pacific
Prof. Morrison
Briggs & Dam
C. Horning
Albert Lea, Minn
A. E. Larson
Lucy Courtright
A. L. Lilly
Ira Englehart
the Sound
Olympia
James Greene
Greene Mercantile Co
Fred Janeck
Tekoa
J. W
Robert FE. Smith
Thomas Wilson
Lewis-Engle Block
Christian Church
Episcopal
Allen B. Dow
Presbyterian Church
First National Bank
George
Hough
United States Court
Howlett
K. B. Scudder & Co
North Second Street
United States
Utah
Colorado
Third St
Larson’s Theatre
Bux
Head
Lincoln
Ray
Nae
ELY
ELY Brot
Warren &T
New York City
Sterling Remedy CO
Foley
Schott Shoe Co
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