Peshastin Letter Reports Holiday Plans and Local News
The Peshastin letter notes Old Man Winter arriving December 1 and promises a first community Christmas Tree on December 23 at the school auditorium. It lists local visitors, social gatherings, committee roles for the event, health notes on Mrs. Osborne, and a variety of small town updates including travels and friendly parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter
Emery
Norton
Jack Rogers
Dickson
Miss Chamberlain
Springer
Enos
Esther Hannon
Ruth Hannon
Homer Gilbert
Miss Steake
Dan Nicholson
Henry Sauer
A. (. Gilbert
Richmonds
D. J. Edwards
Johnny Bergren
Wingate
Seattle
Peshastin
Margeson
Pedro
Burkhardt
Walter Craig
Erle Wingate
Fuller
Harry Moore
Robert Wright
O. Kelly
Henry
Billy
Leavenworth
Harvey Otis
California
Maude Starks
Bob Cox
Mondey
Miss Lanphere
Fryberger
Wenatchee
Mr. Gwynn
M Warman
Deaconess Hospital
Snow Accumulations Prompt Two Week Meetings At Schoolhouse
Snow began Saturday morning and continued Sunday night bringing about 4.14 inches, then nine inches by Tuesday morning. A series of meetings started Sunday evening at the school house and will continue for two weeks led by Rev. Dick Ferrell, a lumber camp preacher. Thanksgiving dinners were held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Ferrell
Local social notes and church fundraisers listed
L S Bland and wife hosted relatives. other residents entertained guests including Mr and Mrs Powell and Mr and Mrs Jesse Linkem. Mrs Amos hosted visits with Grace Goble from Ephrata. church groups plan crafts and apron sales December 9 and 16. A F Farris visited Seattle and Portland. Harndon family visited Entiat. Mrs J L Kooken ill in North Dryden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. Bland
Chas. Hoback
Powell
Ray Orcutt
Jesse Linkem
B. N. Linkem
Cashmere
W. H. Linkem
Ray Sharpe
Amos
Grace Goble
Ephrata
Harndon
Entiat
J. L. Kooken
North Dryden
Thanksgiving Gatherings Reported Across Local Families
The Parkins family enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner with the Heath family. Mr and Mrs J H Sharpe shared Thanksgiving with their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Ed Reynolds of Leavenworth. Mr Curtis Chase and Miss Josephine Ouren visited H A Anderson. Albert Sands stayed several days at the Bjork ranch and Beryl Sands spent most of vacation week in town with his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkins
Heath
J. H. Sharpe
Ed. Reynolds
Leavenworth
Curtis Chase
Josephine Ouren
H. A. Anderson
Albert Sands
Bjork
Beryl Sands
Edith Hylton Weds William Quinn at Thanksgiving Ceremony
Miss Edith Mae Hylton and Mr. William E. F. Quinn married on Thanksgiving at the Hylton home on Squillechuck creek. Rev. Pool officiated, George Hylton played music, and Margaret Hylton was flower girl. The couple will reside on Quinn ranch on Squilichuck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Mae Hylton
William EF. Quinn
L. H. Hylton
Squillechuck Creek
S. O. Pool
George Hylton
Margaret Hylton
Squilichuck
Organizing to Promote Paving Snoqualmie Pass
Cle Elum residents plan to lobby the legislature for Snoqualmie Pass paving noting it is the only east west highway besides the Columbia route and that paving will ease traffic. They also urge starting Stevens Pass highway work as future demand grows. Secretary Denby seeks a navy second to none, echoing Kaiser aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cle Elum
Snoqualmie Pass
Columbia River
Stevens Pass
Married Tuesday in Wenatchee Years and Local Movements
Justice of the Peace John E. Porter unites J. P. West aged 71 and Mrs. R. Shaffer aged 66 of Leavenworth in a Tuesday noon ceremony in Wenatchee. Leavenworth residents, West is a local rancher. Also noted are travel updates, business matters in Seattle, Portland visitors, dairy and fruit farming notes, and upcoming Commercial Club lunch and Civic Club meetings in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee
John E. Porter
J. P. West
R. Shaffer
Leavenworth
Mr. Vest
Commercial Club
Cascade Sanitarium
Notice for Publication of Timber and Land Entry
Department of the Interior Waterville U S Land Office announces J C Lemaster of Peshastin Washington filed on January 4 1922 sworn statement and application No 018635 to purchase SW4 SE% and SHY% SW4 in section 28 township 24 north range 18 east Willamette Meridian timber valued at 40200 with 76000 board feet at 075 per M and 150000 board feet at 1500 per M land value 12000 final proof set for December 29 1922 before US Commissioner R S Ludington Wenatchee Protest or contest welcome by affidavit prior to patent issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Land Office
Waterville
Washington
J. C. Lemaster
Peshastin
Willamette Meridian
R. S. Ludington
U. S
Wenatchee
FE. R. Fritts. Register
G N Time Table West Bound Schedule Fragment
The fragment lists a west bound timetable with times around 2:35 a m and 6:30 a m. It mentions routes or stops and partial station names but is heavily garbled with unreadable sections. The readable pieces indicate a train schedule from a local station with times and bound directions.
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Dryden
Eagle Creek
Hylton-Quinn
Scretary Denby
Kaiser
T. H. Cannon
Dave Burgett
Lin Hart
Mrs
B. L. Sparks
Portland
Mrs. Sparks
B. L. Ryan
K. F. Roahen
Theo
Aine
Cascade
Mr. Roahen
Wenatchee Buick
C. D. Atkins
Masonic Lodge
Mr. Atkins
Purity Creamery
Richard Mus
Propr
Hino MA Bates Ion de Lee Bain
Ingos Biro
Liccert & Myers
Topacco Co
Tumwater Light & Water Co
Herman Howe
L. J. Nelson
L. J. Nelson Law Office
J. T. Lindley
J. W. Elliott
John P. Matsen
Bert Williams
Leavenworth, Wa
G. W. Hoxley
A. Lessing
M. D. Mer. Community Hospital
Hospital
C. A. Laws
Wenatchee Abstract Co
Connection Town & Hennessey
Mers
Sam R. Sumner
Columbia Valley Bank Bldg
Burt J. Williams
Chelan Wenatchee
N. M. Sorenson
Senate
Notary Pul
Columbia Valley Bank el
E. J. Widbey
Nat’l Bank
Wenat
H. Baer
M. D
Griggs
Frank Wendl
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