Local Notes From Spokane to Blewett and Surroundings
J M Royal visits Seattle on business while Mrs Woodleigh and daughter stay with the Bruyettes. Chas Stage and family escape a collision near Plain as two autos collide on a hill. C S Taylor buys a car. Bob Garretson travels to Spokane for several days of business. The Cash Store closes after months under new management. Wingate hosts a visit from his daughter Alma Margenson and others in Springfield and Seattle. Local church socials, talks by Rev McAlpin and Rev Moore, and regular services continue. An auto tourer recounts Blewett pass and western travels. Bobby McDougal recovers from a fall. Marshall McClimans beats Earl Harris and arrests follow. Excavation begins for a new Catholic church. largest valley roof will belong to the union warehouse. Gerson joins his wife in Blewett. Bartlett pears urged to be picked early. Typhoid cases reported in George Baker’s Blewett area and at Dryden. Edna and Gertrude Roach return from a six week trip. a boy is born to J E Baker in Blewett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Royal
Seattle
C. S. Taylor
Bob Garretson
Spokane
Galligher & Hamilton
F. A. Wingate
Alma Margenson
Baby
Springfield
Mass
Tucker
Margenson
H. W. Otis
Dardanelles
Ed. Thompson
J. L. Foss
Bobby McDougal
McDougal Canyon
Altho
Marshall Scott McClimans
Earl Harris
Harris
Whitey Lewis
Cascade Orchards Birthday Picnic on Icicle River
Roland McKay celebrated his twelfth birthday with a Tuesday picnic on the Icicle river, inviting all Orchards youths for a merry afternoon. Florence Thompson of Seattle arrived for a one month visit at the Nicholas home. A rattlesnake was found under a sleeping porch by one of the Heidrick boys, killed, with believed origins from hills or a nearby nest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland McKay
Icicle
Florence Thompson
Seattle
Nicholas
Heidrick
Contention Over Leavenworth Hatchery and Local Moves
Letters question hatchery egg handling and river contamination, claim fish waste rots in Wenatchee Valley water. Notes include Dryden orchard work by Smith, new Dryden warehouse by Pickett and Andrews, McClimans family travels from San Diego to Kent and Dryden, real estate ties, and Tom Henry’s visiting uncle.
Wenatchee Park News Briefs Reflect Seasonal Happenings
Mrs Earl Maust visits Wenatchee parents Mr and Mrs L C Wise. Lawrence Irwin family hosts a surprise party before Canada departure. Frank Pabst plans to leave for Canada to harvest crops. Local youths from the Park head to Mad Creek for camping. A B Peters and J S Mooney visit the Park on Friday. Elmer Gensinger plows new ground and prepares to feed it then returns to Wenatchee for apple packing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Peters
J. S. Mooney
Elmer Gensinger
Wenatchee
G A R Secures Government Cannon for Wenatchee Park
The Wenatchee G A R chapter has obtained a cannon from the Federal government to be mounted in the park. George Virgil Hedding, 17, drowned at Entiat while swimming with two companions. the reservoir was drained to recover the body. The county printing contract for next year was awarded to the Chelan Leader at 12 cents per legal square for first insertion and 5 cents for later ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Virgil Hedding
Entiat
Hedding
The
Chelan Leader
Mrs Dolby Contemplates Heaven and Hospitality for Angels
In a humorous domestic monologue Mrs. Dolby frets about life after death asking how heaven treats beds, tea, and breakfast. She imagines angels and jokes about arriving at night to avoid attention while Mr. Dolby reads and listens, ending with her dozing as she contemplates eternity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Dolby
Mrs. Dolby
Samuel
Waal
The
Angela
Scenic attractions in cascades in film photos
Mr. R. C. Bruce arrived with a Great Dane to photograph Lake Wenatchee and other western Chelan county scenery. He mounted a camera on Malley engine to shoot flying pictures from the Cascades summit. He praised the atmospheric conditions and said the dog appears in many shots and accompanied part of the way by F. W. Graham of the Great Northern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Bruce
Lake Wenatchee
Chelan County
Lake Clelan
Cascades
F. W. Graham
Great Northern
New Life Pills Claim to Cleanse the Liver
An advertisement claims Dr King’s New Life Pills purify the liver and restore vitality. It states the liver enlivens blood purity, linking biliousness headaches dizziness and constipation to impurities. Sold for 25 cents at druggists.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peshastin
Blewett Pass
West
Salt Lake
California
McAlpin
Dryden
Lee Foster
Moore
McLain
Union Warehouse
Walter Gerson
Bellingham
George Baker
Steve Baker
Blewett
McKeown
Edna and
Gertrude Roach
South Dakota
Minnesota
Cascade Orchards
Leavenworth
Wenatchee Valley
Smith
Pickett and Andrews
McClimans
San Diego
Cashmere
Monitor
Kent
Wash
Tom Henry
Wenatchee Park
Mrs. Earl Maust
Mrs. L. C. Wise
Lawrence Irwin
Canada
Frank Pabst
Mad Creek
San Francisco
Official
Exposition Hotel Bureau
Oakland
Berkeley
Flannery Building
Cal
McClure Newspaper
Educational Film Corporation
Toilezw
Orrse
Wheeler
City Drug Store
F.S. Jacobsen & Co. Inc
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