Will the Income Tax Hit Local Citizens This Year
The article explains how the federal income tax will affect local residents in Leavenworth and Chelan County. It notes that only those with incomes above 3000 for singles or 4000 for married must file, with a 1 percent rate on income above the exemption, and warns of penalties and the push to list probable payees before March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Leavenworth
Chelan County
Internal Revenue Collector
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Penalties Include Tax Doubling Fines And One Year Imprisonment
Penalties range from doubling tax payments to heavy fines and imprisonment for terms up to one year.
Theft of 250 pound range from Mutual Mercantile Co warehouse
A $60 range valued at 250 pounds was stolen from the Mutual Mercantile Co warehouse platform on Monday night. A wagon arrived during the night and the stove was loaded off, with visible tire tracks. Officials believe two or more aided the theft and are pursuing suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual Mercantile Co
Peshastin Represented at National Apple Show
Peshastin and Dryden districts showcase 539 Apple Show entries including 6 25 box, 15 10 box, 36 five box and 59 single box entries. Officials praise Spokane venue and opening remarks underline quality over bulk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D D. Olds
Northwest
A. P. Bateman
Oregon Horticultural Society
Spokane
Mr. Bateman
William J. Hindley
Peshastin
Dryden
E. K. Harvey
Spitzenberg
Bert Harvey
M. W. Starks
J. H. Fetters
Rome
John L. Maxwell
Annual Banquet by M. E. Sunday School
The Bible Class of the M. E. Sunday School held a Friday banquet in the church parlors with about fifty attendees. Rev. O. E. Mentzer spoke, Prof. Ellison acted as toastmaster, and eight courses were served by the ladies. The event, first of its kind, aimed to promote Bible study and church fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Sunday School
O. E. Mentzer
Cashmere
Leavenworth
Friends of the Church
Ellison
Hotel Arrivals Show Wide Guest List Across Cities
The barclay to Seattle list includes Dr Burr Wenatchee and many from Portland Everett Spokane and Chicago among others. The Chikamin group adds Hailey J H Enrich Wa terville and more. James McDaniel leads the Kid Band while Charles Allen of Peshastin visits merchants and attorney Nelson handles county legal business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Barclay
B. M. Brennan
Seattle
Dr. Burr
Wenatchee
W. M. North
McFreeman
W. A. Worth
Portland
J. L. Madden
Everett
R. W. Smart
St. Paul
H. M. Cannon
S. H. Newton
H. Portuguese
Chicago
S. Corrigan
J. C. Bell
C. Smith
W. Wheeler
Los Angeles
F. J. Groom
Spokane
J. H. Smith
D. Dillon
Wilbur
E. Hutchinson
H. M. Jork
Julius Jacoby
W. S. Schoenfield
W. E. Drummond
E. S. Chester
Cashmere
H. C. Thompson
W. G. Riley
W. T. Jane
Frisco
R. E. Sheppard
Hugh Counts
Peshastin
H. F. Allison
F. M. Solomon
F. Baldwin
Horace Metcalf
the Chikamin
J. B. Brown
R. E. Higgins
J. H. Enrich
Waterville
E. Miller
Mr. James
W. D. Gray
J. Hollingrow
Harry Rhodes
C. C. Graham
W. F. Burns
E. D McGuire
G Jones
Ira Holden
Davenport
W. H Barnhart
P L Guinness
W W Thompson
Chiwaukum
C C Dilts
H J Nelson
E B Foss
Baring
R W Pierce
Mr Howe
H Patterson
Clyde Kenyon
T B Black
Phil Hambrecht
D. R. Miller
A G Barbour
Geo H Watt
B Kringleback
F S Hillis
F H Livingstone
FA Parker
John Gifford
James Appleton
Harrington
Mr. Narvine
J T Ninberg
Wenatchee Couple Wed In North Central Street Union
L. R. Sinclair formerly of Peshastin tied the knot with Miss Wilhelmina Plague sister of Mrs Olof Green in Wenatchee on the 8th. The groom plans a Leavenworth future home and has a residence being built on Central street north of the track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Sinclair
Peshastin
Wenatchee
Wilhelmina Plague
Olof Green
Sinclair
Central Street
Leavenworth
Wenatchee Club backs Quincy irrigation project
At a noon meeting the Wenatchee Commercial Club unanimously endorsed supporting the Quincy irrigation project. The 1914 ballot will decide state funding for a large scheme costing about thirty million dollars to dam the Wenatchee river near Leavenworth and convey water to Quincy lands, benefiting thousands of acres and requiring years of construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
United States
The
Echo
Wenatchee
Leavenworth
Kum lux Club Luncheon Honors New Members
Mrs. J. B. Adams hosted a four course luncheon Friday for Kum lux Club newcomers. Pink snap dragons and lavender chrysanthemums decorated tables and place cards. After lunch the club constitution was read and signed. Miss Mildred Adams sang several solos to audience approval. The guest list included numerous members such as Mesdames Marley Cullen Hamilton Judah Rutherford Ramage and Mayor etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Adams
Kumlux Club
Mildred Adams
Mesdames
M. A. Marley
J. E. Cullen
G. A. Hamilton
J. S. Judah
B. C. Rutherford
R. Ramage
Wm. Brender
W. A. Tegtmeir
J. A. Hearst
C. Eckhart
Man Receives 878 After Lumber Mill Injury
Last July Wilkins Hatmaker of Lamb-Davis Lumber Co sustained a severe leg crush at work and remains partly disabled. The Industrial Insurance Commission finalized a settlement last week awarding him 878. A. C. Fox, famed advance man for the May Roberts Company, visited to arrange a three night engagement opening next week, noting the troupe’s prior tour to Honolulu, China, Japan, and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Industrial Insurance Commission
Wilkins
Lamb- Davis Lumber Co
A. C. Fox
May Roberts
Simpson
Orient
Honolulu
China
Japan
Mrs C Grue and Mrs A G McKeown Visit Bellingham
Mrs C Grue of Bellingham is visiting with her daughter Mrs A G McKeown, staying for a time to spend with family in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. C. Grue of
Bellingham
Mrs
A. G McKeown
Big Saw Mill Shuts Down for Winter
The Lamb- Davis Lumber Co. band saw mill closed last Saturday for winter after its most successful run. Since April the mill cut over thirty million feet of lumber with only minor losses from wind and a few hours lost, operating continuously day and night for much of the season. The plant produced a large volume of boxes with fruit boxes leading demand, and remaining logs total about twenty million feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamb- Davis Lumber Co
Wilder
Middle
Greenhorn Writer Notes City Life And Local Goings On
A Swedish contributor recounts arriving from Quincy Washington and meeting a former Minnesota kid now mayor of the town. He recalls a jail misunderstanding solved by English words Yes Money All right. The piece also mentions a banquet for Dr Brumblay and updates on local residents Franks hunting trip and new home construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenhorn
Quincy
Wash
Alexandria
Minn
Minnesota
Frank
Knights of Columbus Install Officers at Local Meeting
A large turnout attended the Knights of Columbus regular meeting last Sunday for the installation of officers. District Deputy H. C. Thompson of Bellingham supervised the ceremony with several guests from Wenatchee including Jack Welch Fred Crollard W. J. Malloy W. F. Connor H. E. Hardesty Kobee and Dewitt. After business a luncheon was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
H. C. Thompson
Bellingham
Wenatchee
Jack Welch
Fred Crollard
W. J. Malloy
W. F. Connor
H. E. Hardesty
Messrs
Local fans tour coast to see Giants White Sox games
Ed Mahoney J E Tholin Ray Jones Curly Balyeat and Dr Hoxsey left Tuesday for the coast to watch the New York Giants and Chicago White Sox in Tacoma and Seattle two games on their world tour. Matthewson Myers and other Giants stars reportedly quit the team in California planning to winter there. Wednesday's games will be the last in American soil for five months with the tour resuming in New York on March 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Mahoney
J. E. Tholin
Ray Jones
Curly Balyeat
Dr. Hoxsey
New York Giants
Chicago White Sox
Tacoma
Seattle
Matthewson
Myers
Giants
California
New York
Royal Stock Company Shines at Scenic Theatre
The Royal Stock Company closed a successful four day engagement at the Scenic Theatre and will return November 30 for another four nights. May Roberts and her troupe open here Sunday for three nights, with strong audiences noted each show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Stock Company
Scenic Theatre
Cashmere
Wenatchee
Royal Players
May Roberts
Mrs. S. J. Cannon Hosts 500 Club in Wenatchee
Mrs. S J Cannon entertained the 500 club at her Wenatchee home on a Wednesday evening. Guests from the area included Mr. and Mrs. F M Lee Mr. and Mrs. C A Campbell Mr. and Mrs. B C Rutherford Mr. and Mrs. J B Adams and others. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. J B Adams and Mr. B C Rutherford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Cannon
Wenatchee
500 Club
City
F. M. Lee
C. A. Campbell
B. C. Rutherford
J. B. Adams
Guy Hamilton
Harry Carr
R. B. Field
J.S. Judah
John Koerner
Grue
Mildred Adams
al Pesch
F. E. Carlquist
Mrs Baker and Miss Bruce Holiday Trip To California
Mrs Henry Baker of Chicago and Miss Jennie Bruce of Chicago registered at the Barclay hotel last week. They were accompanied by Mr and Mrs Bigelow and left Monday for California to spend the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Baker
Chicago
E. Bigelow
Peshastin
Jennie Bruce
Barclay Hotel
Peshastin residents visit to trade at local merchants
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wright SP Beecher and J. A. Wilson of Peshastin visited yesterday to trade with area merchants concerning the Big Red Apple of the Upper Wenatchee Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Allen
Peshastin Valley
Charles Wright
SP. Beecher
J. A. Wilson
Peshastin
Wenatchee Valley
Kenyon Return From Alaska Passed Through City
Clide Kenyon son of O E Kenyon spent several days here this week before returning home to Spokane after a summer in Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clide Kenyon
O. E. Kenyon
Mr. Kenyon
Alaska
Spokane
Eastern Washington Forecast Calls for Rain and Snow Likely
The weather forecast from the eastern Washington forecaster indicates rain in the near term with possible snow within the next twenty four hours. A likely mix is expected as temperatures fluctuate and moisture moves through the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Holiday Window Display Lures Small Boy Curiosity
Storefronts begin to show holiday sparkle as windows attract a small boy’s attention and the scene captures seasonal interest.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Adolph Fredrickson
Messrs. Hamilton & Peake
Grand View Addition
John O’brien
E. S. Balyeat
Thos. Mullin
Methodist Church
T. J. Grant
James McDaniel
Kid Band
Nelson
M. E. Church
Brumblay
Charles and
Mert Elfers
Moses Lake
Wenatchee World
J. B. Duncan
Joseph Hale
Congregational Parsonage
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!