Breezy Bits From Peshastin Community News
Local notes from Peshastin record visits and travels of residents and guests including Mr I C English family, the Garretsons, and Mrs Warren Boston seeking care in Portland. Birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Henry Sauer plus a typhoid death of Edward Southard and marine enlistment of Paul Coppock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. C. English
Jack Garretson Jr
Wenatchee
Rainier Park
Our
Henry Sauer
Sauer
Leavenworth Hospital
P. R. Bradley
Stephens
Kirby
Elizabeth Hauber
Peshastin Creek
Forest Leedy
Howard Whitman
Fish Lake
Winslow
Hauber
Stephenson
Blewett
Kennedy
Charley Stage
Seattle
P. L. F. Club
Wilma Moore
Griffith
Mildred Young
Charley Foster
Edward Southard
Notice to Creditors in Gust Carlson Estate
In Chelan County Washington Superior Court probate case Gust Carlson deceased administrators letters granted August 28 1920. Creditors must file claims with vouchers at Leavenworth Washington within six months from August 6 1920 or be barred. Attorney J T Lindley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust Carlson
Leavenworth
Chelan County
Washington
N. A. Nelson
Superior Court
State of Washington
County of
Chelan
John Bjork
Herman Howe
Social notes and estate notice from Chelan County
Local social updates list visits among residents of Ephrata Seattle Ritzville and Wenatchee. A 1920 probate notice for John Bjork's estate names Martha D. Bjork as administratrix and requires claims by six months from August 6 1920 with Herman Howe as attorney in Leavenworth.
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Herman Howe
Administratrix
P. O
Leavenworth
Chelan County
Washington
Mrs Annie Thomas and Don Thomas Visit Seattle Relative
Mrs. Annie Thomas and her son Don Thomas arrived Wednesday for a short visit and plan to return to Seattle today. Mrs. Thomas traveled by train to visit her daughter Mrs. J O McLaren in Tye and Don came by car.
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Annie Thomas
Don Thomas
Seattle
Hubbard's Atmospheric Power Generator Demonstrated in Seattle
Alfred M. Hubbard, the new electrical wizard, demonstrated his atmospheric power generator in Seattle. Using a novel coil and an electric motor, he drove an 18-foot launch on Portage Bay and Lake Union at eight to ten miles per hour. The coil cost about ninety dollars to manufacture and precautions were shown to prove the power source came from the coil, not hidden batteries.
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Alfred M. Hubbard
Seattle
Portage Bay
Lake Union
Invention Promises Compact Coil Powers Big Tasks
A compact coil, priced at 90 dollars, is claimed to drive a touring car at modest speed, illuminate an office building, supply lighting cooking and heating for a large home, or heat ten apartments. The device is described as eleven inches in diameter and fourteen inches long and is said to deliver about thirty five horsepower.
Jap Pleads Guilty Over Short Fish Retention
A Japanese man named Amona appeared in court and pleaded guilty to retaining short fish. Justice Day noted the offense and he was fined 25 dollars plus costs for possessing 18 small fish measuring 3 to 5 inches.
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Justice Day
Amona
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Peshastin
Farmington
Harry Carricker
Paul Coppock
Marines
Lloyd Wilson
Camp Meade
Valley
George Sauer
J. T. Lindley
Grocers
Wenatchee Milling Co
Wenatchee, Washington
Cornell Wood Board
Deel
Franklin Lumber Co
Leavenworth, Wash
National Builders Bureau
Olive Claypool
Ephrata
Mrs
E. D. Shugart
Chas. Rupel
Chicago
Chas
Yakima
M. A. Peters
Waterville
Mrs. Russel Palmer
Miss Emma Scott
Mrs. Scott
Henry Koch
Ritzville
Mrs. Koch
T. A. Leavell
A. V. Shore
Great Northern Lumber Co
Camp C
Doris Claybaugh
Mina Nelson
John Horan
Mrs. Peters
George and
Charles Webb
Hubbard
Purity Creamery
Amundson
First and
University Sts
Arlington Hotel
Pioneer
Robt. Kelly
Mgr
J. J. Ryan
Prop
Strang & Prosser
Hartley
Commonwealth
State of
America
Roland H. Hartley
R. R. Fox
Butler Hotel