Local Residents Share Weekend Visits Across Town
Mrs. Cox visited at the Newsham home while Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ott joined the Latimer family for Sunday. Bertha Wheeler of Wenatchee visits her brother and wife, and several families hosted guests from nearby towns. A community ball game ended 12 to 4 with Dryden boys defeating Blewett. The Blewett ladies plan to organize a softball team soon. The Woman's Reading Club met at Mrs. Fetters home to discuss The Flag, with music and a picnic planned for June 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Ott
Latimer
Bertha Wheeler
Wenatchee
Lang
Frank Davis
Carl Brumer
Portland
Ore
Howerton
Johnson
J. C. Biles
Elensburg
Oliver Bowen
Harding
Leavenworth
Dryden
Blewett Boys
Blewett
Box Factory
Eagle Creek
Woman’s Reading Club
H. Fetters
Hall
Miss Burbank
Joe Fetters
Linkem
Gertrude Fetters
Dorothy King
Dryden News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Business
T J Sherman traveled to Index Washington this week. Mrs O M Carter of Cashmere visited and attended the Woman's club. Hellen Peters left for Brewster and Olive Amos joined to help Mr Gamble with cherry shipments. Dryden beat Peshastin Lumber 12 to 4. Rev McLean spoke at Sherman's hall. Edna Burbank returned from Seattle. Pickett Andrews planning a Dryden warehouse to trade fruit hay and feed. Chas E Linkem named manager. J L Campbell hosted sisters Kate Patterson and Mrs Dickson. J C Le Master sold land. W S Ewart bought 560 acres for 5000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hellen Peters
Brewster
Olive Amos
Charles Amos
Mr. Gamble
Charles
Dryden
Peshastin Lumber Co
J. C. le Master
W. S. Ewart
Cashmere Lumber Co
Peshastin News Briefs Include Visits and Departures
Spokane business trips foul local chatter as J. J. Griffith and Alex Gardner travel there this week. Miss Virginia Toles returns home from Cashmere for vacation. Children Day exercises at Community church drew a good crowd. Sam Taylor plans a life near Wenatchee Lake. Miss Florence Irving will teach near home in Montana next term. Miss Katherine Stearns and Miss Emily Prough visit the Wrights in Peshastin. Mrs. J. M. Hobson and Ruby visit Wenatchee. Ruby to stay with friends. D. McCoy begins a short pleasure trip to Spokane. Mrs. Jaggard to Wenatchee hospital for treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hendricks return to Seattle. Haying nears with expected rain. Gus Crost and family go to Quincy for summer wheat harvest. August Warshaw due to arrive with bride from Benton Harbor. A Pratt Realty Co car left the Pedastin creek hill, wrecked. a passenger injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Taylor
Wenatchee Lake
Florence Irving
Montana
Katherine Stearns
Emily Prough
Seattle
C. A. Wright
J. M. Hobson
Miss Ruby
Wenatchee
Hobson
Ruby
D. McCoy
Spokane
J. Haggard
Wenatchee Hospital
Harry Hendricks
Cashmere Happenings and Union Advances
Plans and policies of North Pacific Fruit Distributors explained at a Saturday meeting for local fruit growers. Cashmere Fruitgrowers Union increases capital stock from 5000 to 30000 to fund warehouse expansion. Excursion to Nason Creek on July 4 with a special train and attendees from Monitor, Dryden, Peshastin. A silver mounted pipe will honor the top batting Cashmere baseball player.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pacific Fruit Distributors
Opera House
Cashmere Fruitgrowers Union
Cashmere
Nason Creek
Monitor Dryden
Peshastin
Wenatchee News Highlights Local Changes And Marriages
The post office moves to the Central building at We natchee avenue and First street north under a five year lease with possible cancellation if a federal building is planned. H E Dotson sells Gem theatre stake to former owners Mr and Mrs Frank Stannard. Five Chelan county superior court divo rce suits underway. J Roy Owens wed to Pauline North Drake in Spokane. they settle on Owens orchard tract near Wenatchee. I W W leaders push organizing pickers and packers in Wenatchee valley. Paint at Koerner’s 1.80 a gallon. Colfax to enhance water supply from Glenwood Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee Avenue
First Street
Emporium
H. E. Dotson
Gem Theatre
Frank Stannard
Chelan County
J. Roy Owens
Spokane
Pauline North Drake
Cascade Orchards Visitors Report From Seattle and Minnesota
Perry Moore of Seattle visits the Orchards with friend John Byron. The Misses Tveet plan a indefinite visit to Minnesota with their parents. Degler of Seattle attends to ranch business. Mr. and Mrs. Steele from Seattle visit orchard affairs and call on Mr. Berg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Moore
Seattle
John Byron
Mr. Degler
Mrs. Steele
Mr. Berg
Wenatchee Park Visitors and Local Notes Brief
Elmer Gensinger and family and Earl Maust with theirs left for a short visit to Wenatchee. P. H. Hertzog and family spent Sunday with L. H. Irwin. Iona Gillspie of Malaga visits sister Mrs. Earl Young for weeks. Mrs. Poepmueller rests at home after Wenatchee operation. Mrs. Earl Maust sprains ankle last week. M. L. Lewis family back at the Park to aid ditch work. Martin and Clarence Hertzog home after six weeks in Yakima country. Marvin Peters and family and J A Beckwith visit Mr. Atha Pobst’s home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Gensinger
Earl Maust
Wenatchee
P. H. Hertzog
L. H. Irwin
Iona Gillspie
Malaga
Earl Young
Martin
Clarence Hertzog
Yakima
Marvin Peters
J. A. Beckwith
Atha Pobst
Wenatchee Loses Damage Suit Over Damaged Hand
The Supreme Court upholds a $2,860 damage award to Frank Davis, a minor, from the city of Wenatchee for loss of two fingers and part of the thumb after a dynamite cap left by workmen exploded on Okanogan Avenue. The court rejects immunity claims based on contractor bidding, stating the city remained responsible for proper supervision to prevent danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Wenatchee
Frank Davis
Chelan County
Aston baby born eight pounds yesterday morning
Dr. Judah reports the birth of an eight pound boy to Mr. and Mrs. Andy Aston yesterday morning. Mrs. A E Kreyscher of Nelson BC visits her son Lewis F Speidel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judah
Andy Aston
A. E. Kreyscher
Nelson, B. C
Lewis F. Speidel
Local team nets two wins in week with strong practice frame
The Monitor bunch were easy opponents last Sunday as the locals won by about 20 to 1. On Wednesday they traveled to Cashmere and defeated Mr. Wedevell 8 to 5 after a batting display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cashmere
Elks to Wenatchee for Flag Anniversary Event
Local Elks prepare for a June 14 celebration in Wenatchee marking the 141st anniversary of the American flag. A large crowd is expected with several speakers and a planned program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Wenatchee
Opportunity for make-up eighth grade exams in Chelan area
Pupils who failed one or more subjects in the May eighth grade examination may retake those subjects on June 17 and 18, 1915. Exams will be held at school buildings in Chelan Entiat Cashmere and Leavenworth and in the county superintendent's office in Wenatchee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelan
Entiat
Cashmere
Leavenworth
Wenatchee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Blewett Briefs
Mrs. Cox
Newsham
Caston
Will Simpson
Ed. Newsham
S. Baker
Roy
Glen
Baker Mine
Carl Geary
Mr. LeMasters
Ed. Bedel
East
Ohio
A. H. Andrews
H L. Jones
Centralia
Wash
Andrews
M. E. Church
Mary Sauer
Henry Sauer Ranch
T. J. Sherman
Index
Rev. McLean
Sherman’s Hall
Edna Burbank
J. L. Campbell
Kate Patterson
Nahahum Canyon
Mrs. Dickson
J. J. Griffith
Alex Gardner
Virginia Toles
Gus Crost
Quincy
August Warshaw
Rock Cut
Benton Harbor
Mich
Pratt Realty Co
Pedastin Creek
Harry Martin
Orin
Tacoma
Rebekah
J. F. Casebeer
Masonic Grand Lodge
North Yakima
Judge Chase
C. B. Fly
Cottage Avenue
The
Methodist Church
J. L. Padfield
Methow
Pride of the
Schmeerkase
Charles Eckhart
Koerner
Colfax
Glenwood Springs
Cascade Orchards
Tveet
Minnesota
Wenatchee Park
H. W. Schroeder
M. L. Lewis
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
the Toggery Gangler & van Brocklin, Inc
Howard van Brocklin
Port Angeles
Gangler & van Brocklin
Echo
Wenatchee Valley
Mrs. Eddy
Derby Canyon
Tom Logan
Mr. Woodrow
aNience
Jersey
Wheeler’s City Drug Store
Rexall Agency
A. D. S. Agency
Rutherford Mercantile Co
Joe Massies
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