The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-12-28
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SUNNYSIDE.
The churches of the city have all
had their own Christmas exercises;
the Christian on Saturday night, the
Methodist on Sunday night, the Bap-
tist and Federated on Monday night
and the others at various times, but a
general feature of all was the beau
tiful special music.
Mrs. s. j. Harrison and daughter OF
Seattle but late of Sunnyside, are
now visiting relatives and friends in
this city.
This community was shocked on
Saturday by the report that woman
had killed herself Investigation re-
vealed that Mrs. ID. E. Johnson had
taken strychnine and fallen dead al
her husbands feet. She had made
preparations for the act, telling her
youngest son to get himself another
suit, for if there happened to be q
burial in the family he did not have
anything fit to wear. d. e. Johnson
wife and four grown sons came here
about year ago from North Caro-
lima. They lived on the Beckner tract
north of town. The youngest child is
! 20 years old. Domestic unhappiness
| is assigned as the cause of the rash
act.
Our popular young attorney, O. L.
Boose, left on the late train Saturday
He had we'll laden suit case and said
he was going to North Yakima. OF
course he va
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Remington went
to Mrs. Remington's parents home
! near Outlook to spend Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. F. j. Cherry, newly.
| weds, are visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. RAIDER, east of town. Mrs
Cherry was a Warrensburg, Mo-, CIR
and married a millionaire of Mount
Vernon, Mo They are touring the
west with the idea of making invest
| ments and like this part of the coun-
| try very we'll
| Jim Spurgeon was down from Yaki.
| ma visiting his father and family.
Misses Anna and Adelaide Reed Of
| North Yakima, and Clayton and Wal
| ter Reed of Seattle are visiting at the
home of their sister, Mrs. Roberts or
Seventh street. The young ladies will
stay a week and the young men leave
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Collier of North Yaki
ma are visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs Dan Campbell.
| Sunnyside Is preparing to open 9
plant for the manufacture Of over
alls. jumpers, shirts and cottol
$4,000 and will be managed by Bales
King 4 Barragar.
Another milk route has been es-
| tablished by H. K. Knight, formel
dairyman near Philadelphia. The in
creasing population made it rather 6
difficult task for one route to make
the round.
| The Christian church members hat
a pleasant time Friday evening, wher
they had pound party surprise or
Grandpa and Grandma Emerson.
Guy Fleming and wife had a pleas
ant celebration of their second ami
versary on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. George Matheson, who hal
been very ill, is now convalescing.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. e. Martin, from
U. S. R. S. camp No. g. was in Sunny
side doing Christmas shopping Sat
urday.
| Grandma Sapp is very low. She wa.
stricken suddenly and very seriously
Wednesday,.
Miss Daisy Ayres left Saturday fol
North Yakima to spend the holiday
with Miss Retta Stauffer.
Miss Carrie Dyre of Spokane Il
visiting her sister Mrs. C. P. Spur
geon.
Kenneth King is possessed of col
siderable artistic ability. He leaves
this week for Chicago to pursue
studies along that line and his DO!
and girl friends gave him a farewell
surprise party Thursday night.
| I. w, Colby is under the doctor.
care. In handling some bulky freigh
a heavy box became unmanageabl,
and injured him quite badly.
| A. G. Kern and G. w. Leichnit,
have garnisheed the school district
H. A. Glaze, the contractor who bull
the new $4,000 high school, is the
defendant. The plaintiffs did plumb
ing for $1054, certain changes wer'
ordered and extra work. This ex
ira work amounted to 1872. OF the to
tai amount. due them only $500 ha'
been received, leaving a balance o
$s46. Besides a judgment in tina
amount against the defendant thu
plaintiffs obtained the writ of garnish
ment against the school district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Matheson hat
to dinner Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. d
Morrison, and in the evening had
family reunion, which was attended
by Geo. Matheson and family JOIN
Matheson and family, w. A. Welle
and family, Frank Morris and family
Harry J. Gichnour had family af
fair Sunday to which were invited
Judge Taylor, Emmett Taylor ant
baby, Clarence Taylor and family
Elmer Gochnour and family, Mr.. ant
! Mrs Guy Wilcox, Mr.. and Mrs. Bid
die and son Frank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Webber enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Irish OF
Christmas.
I DR. August Fritgen entertained oil
Sunday DIR. and Mrs. Abbott and Mrs
| Gilbert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Morris enter
! tanned Mr.. and Mrs W. A Weller an,
Violet of Olympia.
DIR. Tietgen, dentist, DIR. Parfitt as
teopath. and DIR. Abbott. osteopath
have rented the entire upper floor o
the new Allen brick and will fit it III
in the most pleasing and up-to-dat,
manner
Chas. Hilse spent Christmas Will
4 his mother in Seattle
1 A. C. Weber. wife and son. dine,
with his mother. Mrs. Alice Adams
Sunday.
4 Mr. and Mrs. w A. Weller an,
+ daughter Violet, who have been visit