Memorials and academy notes cloud Deer Park region
The community mourns Henry Vance Lowery with a memorial service at the Congregational church and reflection on his character. Miss Mary Dixon comes to teach Greek and German at Woodcock Academy as it readies for an autumn opening next week with faculty events and student registration.
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Henry Vance Lowery
Congregational Church
C. E
Lowery
Academy
Mary Dixon
Hame
Waitsburg
Dixon
Local Notes From Bickleton School and Community
Mrs. Dr. Brockman of Bickleton visits sister Mrs. Moorehead this week. A. Chandler mourns the loss of a cow bought from D. M. Shanks after it ran and was killed by a passing freight train. Mrs. Phyfer and Mrs. Chas. Dillon are ill with typhoid fever and sickness. Miss Gertie Avery, visiting sister Mrs. Grist, has returned to Seattle.
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Dr. Brockman of
Bickleton
Mrs. Moorehead
A. Chandler
D. M. Shanks
Phyfer
Chas. Dillon
Gertie Avery
Mrs. Grist
Seattle
Free Methodists plan Sunnyside meeting on Oct 7
Sunnyside hosts the Carterly meeting led by Rev. Mr. Stump on October 7. Friends of Mrs. D A Hoag report health greatly improved. H M Lidity returned from the Sound and attends the fair with his wife. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Harrison, W H Cline, Lewis Clifton, Mrs. Tracy, and Miss Vandermark and Liehty. The district school term opens Monday and a recent wind storm disrupted several main ditch laterals. Rev H M Bartlett was a Monday night guest of the Cline family.
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Free Methodists
Carterly
Sunnyside
Mr. Stump
Harrison
W. H. Cline
Lewis Clifton
Tracy
Vandermark
Liehty
H. M. Bartlett
Mr. Bartlett
Church plans gain general approval in Sunnyside
L J Harrison loses a valuable cow on Monday. Walter N Granger works with land seekers on Saturday. Holland colony minister buys six and a half acres of town site for church buildings. Miss Grant of Seattle visits Sunnyside to buy land for her Wyoming brother. Beasie Bruce Olive Stowe and Mrs John Laird attend teachers institute. Mrs Peterson leaves for Dakota. R D Young expands dairy operations with a new creamery room nearly complete. Mr Grant of Nebraska visits over Sunday.
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Holland Colony
Miss Grant
Seattle
Sunnyside
Wyoming
Advertised Letter List and public notices
First class undertaking call on L E Lawrence Zillah. Advertised Letter List names numerous individuals. L E Sterry P M calls for letters. public meeting of the W C T U at Christian church October 14 at 7 30 PM. Paint store advert promotes paints oils wallpaper and supplies. Yakima Hardware Co features Petaluma Incubators and brooders on display at the fair.
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L E
Lawrence
Zillah
Christian Church
Metcalf
Yakima Hardware Co
North Yakima Millinery Fall Opening Attracts Large Crowd
The North Yakima milliners held a fall opening on Friday and Saturday with hundreds of hat shapes, colors, and trims on display. Mrs Cary and assistants Patton and Cooper showcased pattern hats while Mrs Towne and The Wonder drew visitors and sales. The H H Schott Co moved into new quarters with expanded headgear displays led by Miss Moore. Mrs Rinehart reports excellent attendance and strong business.
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Yakima
Cary
Patton
Cooper
Ladies Musical Club Plans Season and Concert
The Ladies Musical Club will meet at Mrs. Fechter’s home on Thursday for a program by prominent members. It is the season’s first gathering with a yearlong study of great composers and an evening concert planned for December 20. The next program includes Handel works performed by Mrs. Richards, Mrs. Bartlett, and others, plus several vocal solos and chamber pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Musical Club
Personal Mary Meet me Tuesday at James Gallery
Personal notice requests meeting Mary at 11 o'clock Tuesday at James' photo gallery. John signs the note and asks for response through the Herald office.
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Mary
James
John
Robbery on Northern Pacific Train Ends with Theft and Escape
A bold Friday night hold up on two westbound Northern Pacific coaches in the Idaho division netted about $500 as a man used a Pullman porter as a shield. The robber fired at least one shot, then leaped off as the train slowed. A passenger noted a single woman escaped with $1.30, which the robber declined to take. The incident occurred as Yakima stretched the investigation into the following morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Idaho
Yakima
Also Mentioned on This Page
Depot
Ahtanum
Pesident Penrose
Whitman College
Woodcock Academy
Lillian Edwards
Spokane
Lillian
Miss Edwards
D. A. Hoag
H. M. Lidihty
L. J. Harrison
Walter N. Granger
Beasie Bruce
Olive Stowe
John Laird
Teachers’ Institute
R. D. Young
Mr. Grant
Nebraska
Rainamaor I.i
Allica
Armstrong
Beatty
Bowman
T Boss
Walter Davnes
Ollie Charbonnear
Jawner
Arthur Dawson
Mary Dickinson
Eirey
Chas Fertig
H Floyd
E Fulmer Carlie Farris
Nellie Gibson Bruce
Gable Geo Herbinger
Wash Howland
Mac
Heacock
Ethel James Emma Johnson
Jno Landsdale
G Larson
Dell Miller
D Matthews
H Mencci
Pietro Mases
Walter Morrasy
Joco
C Nickinson
M Norris
Candy Factory
Ditter & Mechtel
P.O
Oal Bartlett
Will
St. Paul & Tacoma Lumber Co
UH Bartlett QU
the Ladies Musical Club
Concerto
F. Largo
Herald Office
J. H. Needham
Edw. Whitson
Natcheez Presbyterian Church
Hugh W. Gilchrist
Roslyn
James M. Thompson
Court House
Erwin
Lyons
the Baptist Church
J. J. Macdonald’s
Eureka
Standard Oil CO
Central School
Q Congregational Church
J. J. Maccdonald
McConnell’s
J. J. Macdonald
Fair Store
F. A. Alexander
Corrin Bros
Kleis & Bond’s
Jair
Studebaker
Front Street
M. Schorn
First Street
E. M. Harris
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