Mount Adams is on the left and Mount Rainier on the right in the distance. “G and I” stood for Grandview Inland Fruit Company and its principals Garrison and Inman. As World War I ended in the fall of 1918, a young man named A.M. “Art” Garrison from Comanche, Texas, was finishing up his training as a Navy radioman at the Great Lakes Naval Training Center. He was just 20 years old. A friend of his told him of the better opportunities to be had in Washington State. So, after being discharged, he and the friend came to Yakima. Art […]