Local Happenings in Wenatchee Area Reflect Busy Week
Wenatchee and Peshastin residents travel for visits and work. Notable items include voting by Carleton Field Al Pesch and Clyde Boyce, a car theft inquiry, local illness updates, and a coming Armistice Day charity event. The piece notes farm activity, railroad equipment plans, a dairy cow network, and a Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse promotion at the gym.
Local Notes and Events Include Classes and Visits
Mrs J C Ruth drove to Lake Wenatchee Sunday. The Leavenworth public library will be closed Saturday afternoon. Miss Thornhill offers dancing classes for children at four o clock Saturday afternoons in K P hall with ballroom lessons by appointment, information at 471. Mrs J H Mitchell and her young daughter went to Monroe Monday night to spend winter with Mr and Mrs Victor Matson. Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse exhibition scheduled at Gymnasium on November 21.
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M. J. Dalton
Bellingham
Vancouver
B. C
Seattle
Dalton
Here
Spokane
Gueshon
Sumas
Wash
Hillyard
Alvin Miller
Geo. Beverly
Lake Wenatchee
Yakima
Pullman
State College
Geraldine Faulkner
Frances Hertzog
Anna Hardman
Mesdames Burgess
Drake
Waunita Burgess
M. A. Bryant
J. E. Tracy
Sacred Heart Hospital
Great Northern Railway Co
Cascade Tunnel
W. P. Bryant
Tom Pipkin
The
Toggery
Geo. Severly
Tom
J. H. Mitchell
Monroe
Victor Matson
Spokane Boxers Arrive for Armistice Day Bouts
Spokane boxers Leo Stokes Earl Miller and Jimmy Cole with manager Johnnie Gannon arrived to begin bouts at the Scenic theatre tomorrow night. The trio will hold a public exhibition at 3 o'clock this afternoon at Tholin's hall, finalizing their training before leaving Spokane. Harry Krollpfeiffer and Frank Buckingham, back from Lake Wenatchee, report poor hunting luck with deer nearby camp each night.
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Earl Miller
Jimmy Cole
Johnnie Gannon
Scenic Theatre
Cole
Stokes
Miller
Tholin’s Hall
Spokane
Harry Krollpfeiffer
Frank Buckingham
Lake Wenatchee
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Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
J F. Stafford
A. W. Heidrich
Tom Logan
Milwaukee Railroad
Richard Mus
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Frank Swenson
Quartermaster Finegan
Royal Development Co
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K. P. Hall
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