Peshastin Society Notes Highlight Weekend Activities
Wenatchee visits and local gatherings fill weekend reports. Eighth grade picnic at the Independent warehouse drew crowds amid rain. Hawaiian band concert at Gilbert's hall praised. Several residents travelled to Wenatchee, Seattle, and Leavenworth for events and errands. A Friday Independent warehouse dance is advertised, with a Sunday old age service planned at Peshastin Methodist church.
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Independent Warehouse
Nof
Peshastin Methodist Church
A. F. Kroneman
Auto license revenue surge in early 1919
Olympia bulletin reports 116000 auto licenses issued up to June 1 1919, up from 102000 in same three months of 1918. Revenue reached 1775000 dollars versus 713976 in 1918, an increase of about 150 percent and over one million dollars.
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Olympia
Card of Thanks for Goldie Studebaker
The Studebaker family and H McElroy express gratitude for sympathy and floral offerings after the loss of Goldie their daughter and sister. Amundson the new creamery man satisfies butter ice cream users and ranchers delivering cream.
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Goldie
Helen and
Wesley Studebaker
H. McElroy
Mrs Countryman Leaves for Everett Visit
Mrs. R. Countryman and her two children travel to Everett on Thursday to spend a couple of weeks with her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Talman.
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R. Countryman
Thurday
Everett
H. S. Talman
Mrs. C. W. Hearing Leaves Cashmere for Seattle
Mrs. C. W. Hearing of Cashmere departed Thursday for Seattle to spend a period away from home with plans uncertain.
Wybreys Return Home to Wilbur After Thursday Travel
Mr and Mrs C Wybrey left Thursday for their home in Wilbur.
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Mrs. C. Wybrey
Wilbur
Old Papers For Sale At Echo Offices
Advertises old papers for sale for packing wrapping cleaning and burning, priced at two hundred per hundred. Call Echo offices for more details or to place an order.
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Echo Offices
Naval letter from ensign Bakke in Alaskan waters
Captain Bakke, former Peshastin public school principal, writes from sub chaser 310 in Alaskan waters about life aboard a ship. He imagines a voyage with friends and describes daily routines, scenery, and a sense of peace at sea. Also note Julian S. Mayor underwent appendicitis surgery in Leavenworth Hospital last Saturday and is recovering with expected discharge next week.
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Bakke
Peshastin
Navy
Naval Training School
Washington University
Alaskan
F. J. Wright
Navy Yard
Anchorage
Julian S. Mayor
Leavenworth Hospital
Congdon
Wenatchee
Judah and Hoxsey
Leavenworth
Notice of Hearing Petition for Distribution
In Chelan county Washington the Superior Court probate division schedules a July 23 1919 hearing at 9 30 A M in Wenatchee for Emma J Stage executrix to petition for distribution of the estate of William Stage Deceased The court will decide debts heirs and entitlement and may discharge the executrix Contested by interested parties possible Witness Hon Wm A Grimshaw judge seal dated June 18 1919
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William Stage
Emma J. Stage
Wenatchee
Wm. A. Grimshaw
Mrs. Frank Wendt Heads to Spokane for Week with Relatives
Mrs. Frank Wendt departed Thursday for Spokane to spend a week visiting relatives and enjoying time away.
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Frank Wendt
Spokane
Doctor Hoxsey Heads to Duluth for Veterans Meeting
Dr. Hoxsey travels next Monday afternoon to Duluth Minnesota aboard a special coast to Duluth sleeper train to attend the annual meeting of the Veteran Employers Association of the Great Northern railroad. He is an old member of the association and has served many years with the company.
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Hoxsey
Duluth
Minn
Veteran Employers Association of the
Great Northern Railroad
Forestry veteran Mr Chantram reports for duty
Mr L F Chantram, who joined the forestry regiment last year, has returned and visited friends here last Friday. He will resume his post in the forestry service.
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L. F. Chantram
Forestry Regiment
Forestry Service
Methodist mission group meets at Mrs Barsolee home
The Foreign Missionary society of the Methodist Episcopal church met with Mrs. Barsolee last Tuesday afternoon. A good time was enjoyed by all present. The devotional was led by Mrs. F. W. Bickle and the Mystery box activity by Mrs. O. D. Reeves. For Sale My household goods including a piano. Butler Sampson. Miss Ester Reeves arrived home Wednesday after a week in Seattle and Everett. Mrs. W. E. Dimmitt and Miss Lusk left Thursday for Wenatchee to visit friends.
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George Field
Baumgardner
Wenatchee
Ed. Brugette
Stanley Neander
Lyman Harvey
Leavenworth
F. R. Black
Robert Gregory
Seattle
The
Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Barsolee
F. W. Bickle
O. D. Reeves
Ester Reeves
Everett
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Independent
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Jack Stewart
Ralph Phillips
Darwin Bowers
Mountain Home
Elizabeth Hauber
Helen Mooney
Susie Foster
Kansas
T. J. Foster
Mildred Young
Iowa
J. A. Warman
S. P. Beecher
P. L. F. Club
Mesdames Harvey
Stage
Miller
Andy Aston
Ellen Ryan
George Hauber
Gilbert’s Hall
M. W. Starks
Ray
Lamphere
Nora Hatch
Ward McCumby
Fay Cox
George Fields
Radabah
M. EB
Leonard Harvey
Harvey
Harry Carriker
Darlington
Quinsy
Johnny Bergren
Waterville
Harvey Otis
Archie Mills and Son
Wheeler’s
Rexall Store
Lehigh Cement
Lehigh
Franklin Lumber CO
H. A. Franklin
Mgr
H. N. Bakke
Superior Court
State of Washington
County of
Chelan
A. A. Stevens
C. W. Kellogg
A.J.N
Washington
United States
Canada
Shamer
Eems & Buden
E. H. Shamer
Seattle, Wash
Butler Sampson
Great Inland Empire
Palouse
Valley of the Snake
Camas Prairie
Coeur D’alenes
Great West
America
Janas
Great Northwest
Keith
Sperry
Sperry Flour CO
Pacific Coast
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