The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-03-28
County Correspondence
SUN.NYSIDE.

visitors Saturday.
Mr.. Williamson of Prosser wa.
registered at Sunnyside Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Petrie, formerly o
Sunnyside, is here from Oregon Wis
iting friends.
Miss Retta Slower will entertain
the Grama club Saturday at tn,
home of Mrs. S. j. Harrison.
The funeral services of James A
Morris was held at the Federated
church Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock. Rev. George Griffen had
charge of the services.
w. H. VanHousen Of North Yaki.
ma was Sunnyside visitor Thurs
day.
A little son arrived at the home o.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. E. Calkins March
18th.
VIM. Miller and son Wallace, who
left here some two weeks ago, are
back at North Yakima looking over
the place with a view of locating.
Memorial Day will be fittingly OBJ
served in Sunnyside. Following is
the committee on arrangements: M
ID. Clark, P. r. Slower and G.. W.
Shamfelt: speakers, Rev. B. J. Hoad-
ley, w. H. Shamfelt, G. F. Barnes:
music, w. B. Cloud. Geo. Mathinson,
H. A. Weber; flowers, Mrs. VIM. T.
Stobin, Mrs. G.. W. Barnes and Mrs.
E. G. Sisty
H. A. Bagley and T. G. Webster
have formed a partnership in the
real estate business
w. f. Stephens and Roy c. Lichty
are new real estate firm They
mil = hO
by S. j. Harrison. The name of the
firm is the Yakima Valley Land Co.
Granger and Sunnyside will play
game of baseball Saturday, March
81, at Granger
John F. Wilbur died at the home
of his daughter, Mrs Taylor, east of
town, Friday and was buried Sun
day. Rev. B. J. Hoadley conducted
the services. Mr.. Wilbur was II
years of age.
A meeting of the stockholders of
the Sunnyside Water Users associa-
ton is called TO meet at 1 D. m.
Saturday, March 81, at l. o. o. F.
hall AT this meeting the constitu-
tion and bylaws are to be adopted.
Notice has been sent to every stock
holder, some 300 in number.
l.. l.. Higgins is in receipt of a di-
ploma for bronze medal awarded by
the Lewis and Clark exposition for
his display of fruit aga vegetables.
This is a recognition which is doubt
less as gratifying to Mr. Higgins as
1t Is valuable to Sunnyside in show
ing to the world that this place is in
the front rank in the production of
fruit and vegetables.
KIONA.
Miss Julia Hatch. who has been
doing missionary work in Siam,
made a very interesting talk to
good sized audience at the school
house last Friday eTening. While
in the city she organized a Women
Missionary society.
John Phav and family arrived
here Saturday Mr.. Play is one of
our new merchants Part of his
stock of goods has already arrived
and will probably be opened up next
week.
Mrs. E. P Ryan arrived Monday
evening from Prosser and has taken
charge of the new restaurant.
Samuel Province of Nebraska. a
brother of Phil Province, has bought
the farm, live stock and household
goods belonging to w. w. Young.
Mr.. Young will probably move ito
the sound.
Mr.. Viers left Monday for the
sound to seek a location. Mr.. and
Mrs. Viers have been spending the
winter at the home Of their son-in-
law, c. H. Spencer.
q. T. Geizentanner, Of the Pasco
express. spent Sunday in Kiona with
his parents.
W. P. Hayden, young rancher
living few miles down the river
has been quite sick with measles.
w. A. French spent Tuesday in
Horse Heaven looking after his du.
ties as assessor.
J. w. Kennedy arrived Monday
evening and will superintend the
work for his new building on Mai
street. Excavation was begun Tues
day.
DR.. Hunter, who has been tempo
rary pastor of a church in Tacoma
spent a few days in Kiona witt
friends. From here he goes to Vim
cennes, Ind. to resume his pastor
ate there
ehi WI JUN fUdy maze
trip to Prosser Tuesday
LOWER NATCHEZ.
The W. H. NJ. L. met with Mrs
Herbert the 2Sth The afternoo,
was pleasantly spent with an in
structive program and a nice luncl
was served.
Several Of the young people at
tended the shadow social given b,
Mr.. Barker at the hall last Frida,
evening at the close of his school
The new board of school director
consists of A. H. Bair, John Madison
and V. E. Newman.
Lloyd BARS father and sister al
rived here from Kansas They vii
make their home here Harry is fol
lowing with a car of furniture
The Dorcas society of the Adven
church met Tuesday afternoon witt
Mrs. Peterson.
The annual Sunday school cleo
ton took place last Sunday morning
The following are the officers TO
the ensuing year: Superintendent