Local News Highlights From Spokane Visit to Mission Festival
Mr J K Ells returns from Spokane on business. Mrs Potter reports son Edward improving in Montana. Dr Hoxsey learns of a dying brother in San Diego and a Chicago widow. a blizzard 15 below is noted. Lutheran mission festival set for November 4 with Rev S Pobst. Red Cross Kensington planned for November 6. Koerner’s products advertised amid local notices.
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The
Lutheran Church
S. Pobst
Kennewick
Wash
Martin Luther
Great Reformer
S. A. Potter
Montana
Edward
Hoxsey
J. H. Hoxsey
San Diego
Cal
Spokane
Washington
Chicago
Koerner
Delightful Oct shower honors Miss Grace Aston in Blewett
A home shower at Mrs. A. M. Aston’s for Miss Grace Aston bride to be of Mr. A. B. Coleman featured a mock wedding at 9 PM with gifts displayed and a two course luncheon. Attending were numerous Blewett residents and guests, plus telegrams noting local moves and plans.
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A. M. Aston
Grace Aston
A. B. Coleman
Mesdames S. A. Covert
J. C. Biles
W. J.mvette
C. H. Allen
F. P. Rice
W. Wheeler
N. Coleman
J. Coleman
Butler Sampson
R. Cohoon
A. E. Wilcox
F. H Lake
Stella Newsham
Florence Wellington
Marie
Frances DeBlois
Ruth Gallagher
Doris
Alice Biles
Mr. Coleman
Public notice in Chelan County court 1917 case
No 8701 in the Superior Court of Washington Chelan County L P Robertson plaintiff P O address Leavenworth Washington Ist pub Nov 2 1917 7 191? Dec 7 1917 publication dates listed for legal action
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Superior Court
State of Washington
County of
Chelan
L. P. Robertson
P.O
Leavenworth
Chelan County
Washington
Final report and hearing in estate of John S Churchill
L. J. Nelson administrator petitions for distribution of John S Churchill estate in Chelan County Washington. Superior Court Wenatchee sets December 5, 1917 at 9:30 for hearing. any interested party may object. Published November 2 and 8, 1917.
Final report and distribution in the Ambrose S. Ricker estate
KH Ricker as administrator files in Chelan County Washington a final report and petition for distribution asking the court to settle the report and distribute property to heirs. A hearing is set for December 5 1917 at 9 30 AM in Wenatchee Superior Court with objections to be filed by interested parties. Dated October 31 1917.
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John S. Churchill
Superior Court
State of Washington
Chelan County
Wenatchee
Chelano
L. J. Nelson
John
Churchhill
Ambrose
Ricker
State of
Chelan
LM Ist
Cider Delivery Offered Across City Limits
Rollins C B C L Rollins advertises pure apple cider available in any quantity from 1 gallon upward and can ship to any city address within the area. The notice mentions a 25 percent agal detail and provides delivery scope.
Wheatless Meatless Days Adopted by Hotels
W. W. Rice reports mountain town business is still slow. Hotels and restaurants in Washington will serve no meats on Tuesdays and no wheat bread on Wednesdays as part of Hoover conservation. Campaign starts November 6 after Spokane hotel conference. Seattle-Twohy and Piggott to build 2250 steel freight cars at 1600 each. Union Pacific commits 5 million to Liberty Loan with 400 thousand for Washington.
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Washington
State Food Administration
Hoover
Spokane
Seattle
Twohy Bros
Portland
Piggott Co
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City News
J. K. Ells
J. B. Huff
Delmonico
D. S More
Coast
Milwaukee Railroad
F. A. Blacker
Everett
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Jack Farrell
Harry Krollpfeiffer
Kirby Barnum
Red Cross Kensington
Kumlux Club
O. S. Sampson
Leavenworth Mercantile Co
Winton
Sampson Grocery Co
Leavenworth Meat Market
Blewett
Mr. Biles
John Hazen
Koerner Drug Store
Harry Seaton
Blair Business College
Emil Frank
Koerner’s
Wm. T. Burns
C. B. McDermott
Tom Logan
W. F. Blankenship
Wenatchee Lake
V. B
Annie Thomas
Melvin G. Thomas
Tweny
Willimette
Wenatchee River
Washington Steel & Iron Company
Commercial Street
Ahlin’s
J. C. Davis
Johnstons
Carlquist
F.E. Cariquist
W. W. Rice
Ang
Union Pacific System
Liberty Loan
Echo
Rainier
the Cash Grocery (Inc
Bremerton
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