The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-04-04
County Correspondence
SIrNNYSJDE.

Inc woman Gullu VIII meet az
the Episcopal rectory on Thursday
at $3.50.
Drs. \. b. and Evangelne Hor-
wick leave for North Yakima Tues
day, where they will make their flu
ture home.
w. H. Harrison is in Oregon buy
ing dairy cows.
The preachers meeting will be
held at the home of Rev. A. H. Lyons
Tuesday afternoon. The Rev. j. B.
Early will read the monthly paper.
j. b. George has had the front of
his store painted, which improves
the looks of the building
The officers of the band for the
following six months are. president,
E. Gregory vice president, G. r.
Short, secretary-treasurer Charles
Vellie; manager. Frank Rodman
leader. C. Y Showers: librarian,
Harry Nelson
Miss Elizabeth Hess of Riverside
spent last week in Sunnyside.
The entertainments at the high
school on Friday night was a grand
success, the proceeds being SIS,
which will be used toward paying
tor the piano.
The Sunnyside Water Users as
sociation was organized Saturday
last A large number were present
and a spirited session was held The
constitution and bylaws were adopt
ed, same as the Teton project, with
the exception that directors receive
three dollars a day instead of FIVE
Many amendments were proposed
but defeated.
Long trains of freight are being
pulled out from the Sunnyside depot
every day.
The social event of the week was
the institution of Chapter l., No. %
P. E. O., on Tuesday afternoon and
the three-course dinner that followed
at O'clock The ceremonies of in
stitution took place at the residence
of Drs Howick and were directed by
Mrs. Addie NJ James of Seattle
state organizer The following char
ter members and officers We're initial.
ed into the mysteries of the order:
Mrs Alice Boutell, president; Mrs
Gertrude Reese, vice president; Mrs
Frances Noble, recording secretary;
Mrs. Hattie Bridgman, corresponding
secretary Mrs Emma z. Stewart
treasurer, Mrs Martha Argent, chap
lain; Mrs Jessie Short, guard; Mrs
Lily NJ. Hitchcock. journalist Mrs
Jessie Harvey and DR.. Evan gelint
Howick The banquet was served a.
the residence Of F. R. Noble. The
p F. o. is a ladies' order exclusively
and comparatively new in The north
west, but has been quite popular II
the eastern states for some years
The objects are social literary anc
other public work. and it meets a
stated intervals in the parlors of tn,
members. Sun.
Division G gave an at home at tn,
residence Of Mrs. S. ]. Harrison las
Thursday afternoon. The dinin;
room was prettily decorated and tn
table was decorated in pink an,
green. The program was fine.
Mr. and Mrs Stoner are mourning
the loss OF a little child. The Rev
B. j. Hoadley conducted the funera
services at Liberty Sunday after
noon.
Mrs G. w Chamberlain of Grang
er was Sunnyside visitor Sunday
Mrs p J Hoadley has been on tn
sick list for the past two weeks
There are several little new
houses going up in the west part 0
town.
A little girl was born to Mr. AM
Mrs. H. s. Sewell Friday
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Wenne
spent Sunday in North Yakima
Mr.. Winup of Granger passed
away at o'clock Monday morning
The remains will be taken to Belling
ham for intarmeT+
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Landon o
Iowa are the guests Of Messrs. Naa
man and s L. Woodln and families
Mr.. and Mrs. Landon expect to loeat
in this valley
Mrs. Robinson The popular clerk a
]. p. Georges store, returned from
two months visit with relatives a
Canadon Saturday.
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Wilbur Durham visited Orchard
dale Sunday
Roy Marston visited Yakima Fri
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