Railroad Items of Timely Interest
J W Jette returned on No 4 Sunn y from Tacoma Mrs Jett has been critically ill with ptomaine poisoning but is greatly improved J J White left on No 2 Saturday morning for Worcester Mass called there by the in of a sister Me and Mrs B H Gritzmacher Jine returned from the coast where they have been spending several weeks Mr and Mrs Wescott drove to their home in Bellingham after attending the commencement exercises Friday evening and spending a few days with the Otis Day family Coo tries of Wenatchee has been visiting his nephew J F Beattiger for the past few days Mrs Hodgin of Hillyard was in Leavenworth on Monday She came over to attend the D of H convention held in Cashmere on Monday I B Slavin returned to Leavenworth on Tuesday having spent about ao week in St Paul Mrs J J White is visiting friends and relatives on the coast Miss Martha Simmons made a short business trip to Wenatchee Tuesday Edwin McGuire of Cashmere is visiting his brother C B McGuire Mrs Ed Reynolds is visiting friends in Spokane Mrs Corner of Spokane visited at the R T Leslie home on Tuesday and Wednesday of this week Rh J Tripplett of Wenatchee spent several days at the terminal this week J J Tracey made a short business trip to Wenatchee Wednesday Frank Gibson is on the sick list having had an operation performed on one of his fingers Brakeman Frank Dorety who has been spending the winter on the coast is now making Leavenworth his home terminal
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J. W. Jette
Tacoma
Otis Day
Coo
Tries
Wenatchee
J. F. Beattiger
Hodgin
Hillyard
Leavenworth
Cashmere
I’. B. Slavin
St. Paul
J. J. White
Martha Simmons
Edwin McGuire
C. B. McGuire
Ed. Reynolds
Spokane
Corner
R. Tt
J. A. Prentis
Ernest Gronseth
Dryden
J. F. Casebeer
Clyde Rhodes
Fred Sherman
A. Manson
Clara Hulse
Chicago
Hulse
Leahy
Christian Endeavor Society
Cashmere High School
Ladd
Sadie Clayton
Carl H. Mann
Mary Mann
Mistady Long
J. H. Fish
Ellensburg
Chas. Seaman
Charley Pettit
Rank
Bangs
Seattle
United Rubber Works
Mrs Pauline Farris Dies After Long Illness at Dryden
Mrs Pauline Farris wife of A F Farris and daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Reimann died at her Dryden home Sunday morning at 7 oclock after a year of suffering. She was born in North Dakota about thirty years ago and lived in Odessa Quincy before moving to Dryden twelve years ago. She married A F Farris seven years ago. Funeral held at the German church in Dryden Tuesday with Rev Myers giving the principal discourse assisted by Pastor Reiser and Rev McCartney. A local choir and a Cashmere quartet sang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Farris
A. F. Farris
Wm. Reimann
Dryden
Wenatchee
Seattle
North Dakota
Odessa
Quincy
McCartney
Cashmere
Myers
Reiser
Meatful Dinner Caution Message Sparks Veg Conversion
Regional shop placard urges restraint from meat lovers and entices vegetarians to take notice with a playful warning about not backsliding into meatful meals. The quirky sign signals a vegetarian appeal amid dining choices.
Beautiful City and One Sweetly Solemn Thought Funeral Note
A funeral described with floral tributes covering the coffin and church pulpit. Relatives and friends filled the church as six brothers served as pallbearers, with a husband and relatives providing care throughout her sickness and the community offering sympathy.
Fredrickson Improves After Sick List Ahead of Cashmere Event
Eagle Creek update notes Gust Fredrickson recovering from illness. Curtis Chase stayed in Wenatchee. Visitations greet H A Anderson household as Mr. Mathews from Olympia arrives for time with Mrs. Otto Anderson. Destrvee of Honor convention at Cashmere noted with praise. Cedarquist family visits Fredrickson home. J B Schons adds porch project.
Block System for Hump on Great Northern Rail
Rumor says Great Northern Railway will install automatic blocks from Leavenworth over the Cascade mountains to reduce operator staff. Source notes uncertainty about the report’s reliability at the time of writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern Railway Co
Leavenworth
Cascade Mountains
Ystem
Cashmere News Briefs Highlight Weddings Funerals and Events
Local items report J A Prentis on a Wenatchee trip, funeral attendance for J F Casebeer, a May 14 baby birth to Clyde and Mrs Rhodes, and visits from Dryden and Chicago relatives. School activities include Cashmere High seniors hosting a Juniors banquet with themed decor and a ship of state toast. Nearby mentions note Mrs Pierce at Wenatchee convention, plus community members traveling to Dryden for a funeral and a Rank orchards season start.
Breezy Bits of News From Peshastin
Local notes from Peshastin list births illnesses and visits, including a baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Snyder on May 19 and several residents ill with scarlet fever. Entries mention travels to Wenatchee, Leavenworth, and Dryden, plus a note about Veshastin’s postal classification and a humorous aside on Ty Cobb’s dog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Eh. Wilson
Baker's
Robert Snyder
Walter McDonald
Dan Nicholson
John Strehle
Jack
Wenatchee
Bowen
Local News Roundup from Chumstick Area
Mrs Teshera stays home due to a dislocated shoulder. Mrs P Freuchtricht returns after a two week visit with her daughter in Waterville. Our school closed after a successful term. Mrs Andes hosted a children’s picnic. Mr and Mrs Cromwell visited the Christenson home. Roswell McNett moves his bungalow on the home ranch. Cahill brothers take a logging contract at Camp C on Wenatchee River. Mrs Durand of Leavenworth spoke at Sunday School. Martin Christenson visited the county seat. Chas Cromwell improves after winter illness. W Lervis of Appleton rewrites a barn roof. J K Ells visited Wenatchee this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cahill Brothers
Camp C
Wenatchee
Durand
Leavenworth
Martin Christenson
Chas. Cromwell
W. Lervis
Appleton
J. K. Ells
First Apple Sales Reported At Bankers Convention
Wenatchee World notes 259 cars of winter apples sold for next fall delivery at prices of 2.50 for Delicious and 1.75 for Jonathans. R. B. Field of Leavenworth State Bank spoke at the Washington Bankers Association convention, with orders believed to go to the Northwestern Fruit Exchange for the Skookum Packers Association. The announcement caused a ripple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee World
Group One
Washington Bankers Association
R. B .Field
Leavenworth State Bank
Jonathans
Classified Ads. Women wanted for general housework
WANTED woman for general housework Mrs Lou KE Hearst at Mutual Merc Co 21 tf np Tomato plants earliest smoothest finest flavored extra early tomato in cultivation Cab bagh plants by the thousand best quality known Caulit flower plants C Rollins
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou KE. Hearst
Mutual Merc. Co
Tf-Np
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J. J. Tracey
Frank Gibson
Frank Dorety
Choice Meats and Poultry Telephone
Leavenworth, WN
Eagle Creek
Gust Fredrickson
Curtis Chase
Heath
Otto Anderson
H. A. Anderson
Mr. Mathews
Olympia
J. B. Schons
R. M. Sands
Destrvee
Peshastin
Mrs. Bigelow
Mthelbert Williams
Ingle’s Creek
Chas. Miller
John McCoy
Joe Kirby
Weisenstein
Farris
Gregory
Forrest Leedy
K. G
Chumstick News
Bergren
Leavenworth, Wa
Naxle Sales
A. W. Heidrich
Ford
S. P. Beecher
Lilly Hotel
Front St
L. C. Smith
Naxle Sales Co
S. T. Hills
H. S
Echo Office
National Publishers Corporation
Billings
Mont
Prospect
Mine St
C.E. Curtis
Purity Creamery
Richard Mus
Leavenworth, Washington
L. C. Smith Typewriter
N. B. Day, Auctioneer
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