The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1901-12-10
THROUGHOUT THE COUNTY
SUNNYSIDE.


VIM. Hinrich is putting down well
on his place
II. Randolph's friends are glad to see
him back into the store again.
The Hollanders held their monthly
meeting at Liberty school house on Sun
day.
r. l.. Stephens, land agent at Mabton,
made flying trip to our town on Satur-
day.
The ladies OF the Episcopal church
have received some fine hangings for
the altar.
George Barns has moved into his
new home which is one OF the finest in
the valley
Mrs. f. b. Littletield's aunt from the
east arrived here on Saturday for visit
Of several months
4. +. Stoove set out lot of prune
trees for John Cady ON his property that
he got from Mr.. Thacker.
c. s. Bilger, manager OF the Hub,
came over to look after interests here
the last OF the week.
\ number OF our people have not dis
posed OF their apples yet, but are wait
ing for buyer to come along.
7. J. Thompson has rented the DIR.
Wing place for this year. Mr.. Thomp-
son is now canvasing for the life OF Nc
kinley.
Mrs Broacher expects to 60 east this
week after their household effects They
have decided to remain here and make
this their home.
Chas. Amunson is again III the store
after two weeks outing His custo-
mers are pleased to see him again be-
hind the counter.
Services were held at Federation and
Dunkard churches on Sunday. II. NJ.
Lchtv led the Christian Endeavor So
ciety in the evening.
w. F. Courtney, Of Walla Walla, pur-
chasing agent for Frye-Bruhn 4 Co. OF
Seattle, spent Wednesday in Sunnyside
as the guest OF W. II. Cline.
NIessrs L. f. Blaine, Walter n. Gran
Ier and Whitson were Sunnyside visitors
on Saturday. They We're accompanied
~ number OF land seekers.
George Hartman is building on his
acreage in town He expects to have a
fine green house. He and his family are
the guests of }. +. Perry at present.
Service al the Episcopal church on
next Sunday, December Is, at Il o'clock.
Rev james Cheal will have charge. The
offertory will BE sung by one OF our lead
ing solosts.
VIM. Mulligan Of Glendale came over
on Friday to look after his band Of sheep
and was pleased To find that he had not
lost one from bloat, although they have
been OH alfalfa pasture for three weeks.
III / iii paw 'Ni NV !AiiiiiulN AiNi
chant moved into his new building on
Friday. He ha. suitable building and
good location. We predict for him a
good patronage and extend to him and
Ills wife hearty welcome.
Louis Clifton and family left On satur-
LAY for Georgia They went by the
Southern route leaving the Northern Pa
cific at Pasco. Mr. Clifton and his
family will be greatly missed by all
They expect 10 return in two wears
From another correspondent.
:. b. Leeper expects TO erect large
residence on his ranch at an early date.
Or. Belyea and Mr.. Barnes are having
telephones put into their residences this
week
The attendance in the public school AT
Sunnyside has been on the increase for
the past few weeks.
Rev s J Harrison delivered very
able discourse 81 Quarantine" last
sunday evening at the Federated church
Mr.. Hitchcock, editor Of the Sun, has
purchased two acres in the southeastern
part Of town, on which he is now erect
ing residence.
The Christian Science people purchas
"a a LOT last Thursday opposite the Dun
kard church On which they expect to
erect a church in the near future.