The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1910-12-14
SUNNNSIDE

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up days in preparation for the home
seeker but there are many represen-
tative people who come to Sunnyside
without any previous notice. Would
it not be advisable from a financial
standpoint for our city council to get
busy and enforce some Of the good
laws they have made regarding con-
ditions of unoccupied lots. Citizens
are often judged by the condition Of
| their streets and homes and therefore
there should be some important
! changes made in the condition OF va
cant lots, For instance, taking it from
Reeses corner east on Mayhem and
from Evans south on sixth street it
! is a disgrace to the intelligence of any
community. No city can appeal with
force to the homeseekers when whole
blocks on its main streets are covered
with weeds old tin cans and piled
high with the debris OF our ruthlesslY
slaughtered beautiful shade trees.
| Why is it SO many strangers and re-
tired ranchels are hunting for lots in
southeast Sunnysde? Because from
Seventh to Tenth streets there are
hundreds OF citizens who believe in
beautiful and sanitary homes.
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filed Friday night to listen to q CON
cert by the c. G. C. orchestra. All
We're well pleased and enjoyed the
high class entertainment.
The funeral of Mr.. Naaman Woodin
was held sunday from the home, two
miles north of town A large num-
Der of friends We're present, Mr..
Woodin was past 20 years of age and
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seven years ago. He leaves a widow,
one daughter and two sons.
The Women's Civic Improvement
club met on December 8 with Mrs.
Tiffany. A good representation was
present, expecting to hear equal sur
frage ably discussed, but an atmos-
phere of sadness pervaded the meet
ing because OF the bereavement in the
Sherbine and Wood families.
1t was decided to postpone the
program until Dec. 80, when it viii
be given at the home OF Mrs. T. G..
Jones. The New Years reception will
be given Monday, January 2, place to
be decided later.
Mrs. Real Lichty, who has been
very i'll at her home, is reported as
being much better.
Robert Hawn OF this city has been
appointed iailer under the new add
ministratiOn.
Miss Myrtle CrOssman has resigned
as telephone operator on the valley
line and is succeeded by Mrs. Russell
Rowan.
| Mrs Hal S. Smith is enjoying a visit
with her sister, Mrs. F. b. Harrison of
Seattle.
The NJ. w. AS. gave another of
their enjoyable dances Friday even
| ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bridgeman dined
with Mr.. and Mrs. Boutel Wednes-
day evening.
II. D. Jory was an over Sunday Wis
itor in North Yakima.
| Mrs. Clement and son and Mrs.
Fairbanks and daughter of Granger
were at the rest room Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. Noel of Seattle ar
rived in town Thursday and will re-
main two or three weeks while look
ing over the valley.
The Epworth League met Friday
night at the home of r. L. Reese. At
ter the business hour a social time
was enjoyed.
Mr.. Swain is very sick at his home
on Eighth street. He has pneumonia
Frank Lobe went to Portland sun
day returning Thursday.
Contractor Hinton is getting the
material on the ground Tor the Car
negie library
! Mr.. S. j. Harrison came over from
Seattle Saturday to othciato at the
funeral of Mr.. Woodin.
Mrs. Bower and Mrs. Wentch of
Grandview spent Monday at the rest
room, They intend to start rest
room at Grandview.
Mrs. G. NJ. Scott returned on We'd
nesday from months visit with her
sisters on the sound. She was ac-
companied by her friend Mrs. w. j.
Waugh of Winnipeg, who win spend
the winter here.
Miss Edith Brockway expects to
leave tonight for Minneapolis, where