Local Happenings and Notes From Wenatchee Area
This week includes visits by Pat Gallagher and Miss Sadie Skirving to Wenatchee, Emil Frank buying a Ford in Wenatchee, and Mrs E R Hinman arriving from Seattle to stay with the Hinman sisters. Hunters return with mountain goats and a bear. F M Lee prepares to move into a modern new house on the north side. a C W E M society meeting closes its missionary year. The King Pharmacy and Variety Store promote goods, while the library files and local events fill city life.
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Pat Gallagher
Wenatchee
Sadie Skirving
Fred Reeves
O. S. Sampson
King’s Pharmacy
Oliver Bates
Lake Wenatchee
Emil Frank
Ford Auto
E. R. Hinman
Seattle
Hinman
Hodshire
The
Methodist Church
J. O. Hawk
Preston T. Pudget
Judah
Blanche Painter
Everett
P. M. Brooks
Elizabeth Brooks
Cashmere
Turner Welch
J. B. Violette
Belville
Washington
F. M. Lee
Hamilton Lodge
W. V. Davis
N.G
Koerner
Dury
Harry Krollpfeiffer
F.C. Buckingham
Icicle Valley
Koerners Drug Store
C. W. E. M. Society
Anna Sampson
Palace of Sweets
Mesdames
O. T. Green
Robert Field
F. S. Jacobsen
D. H
C. W. Moore
L. J. Nelson
George Walker
George Daly
Leavenworth Cleaning & Dye Works
Commercial Street
Charles Hartshorn
Moses Lake
Hartshorn
Cascade
Fred Drebis
Sylvester
Kittitas County
Joe Massie
Dr. Judah
King Bakery
C. W. Ray
Geo. Shugart
Dr. Hoxsey
King’s
Rexall
Forest Services
Williams
Chiwaukum
Leavenworth Cleaning and Dye Works
Commercial St
Ted Bresch
Ground Broken For New Wenatchee Railway Line
The Wenatchee Valley Railway and Power Co plans a traction line from Wenatchee into Leavenworth entering the north side of the river. Construction has begun with ground broken at Wenatchee and work underway.
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Wenatchee
Silk Train Set for Record Run Through Leavenworth
Silk train plans to break coast to New York records passing Leavenworth Friday morning. Foreman F J Bowers says eight cars with two engines will depart using the best locomotives. Milwaukee road recently cut Tacoma to New York time by about three hours, a target for the Great Northern to beat.
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Pacific Coast
New York City
Leavenworth
F. J. Bowers
The
Round House
Milwaukee Road
Tacoma
New York
G. N
Kid Band Aims for Spokane Apple Show Competition
A representative of the National Apple Show visited Leavenworth to recruit the Kid Band led by Prof. McDaniels for Spokane events November 23 to 30. Prizes total 15000 with prizes up to 250, and railroad fares paid by the fair association. Local effort, led by the Commercial Club, seeks to float a Leavenworth entry in the parade with expenses covered.
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Spokane
Prof. McDaniels
Fair Association
Leavenworth
Thimble party and tea honor Mrs E A King at Featherstone home
Saturday events feature Mrs H X Featherstone and Mrs Geo Walker hosting a thimble party and high tea for Mrs E A King of Everett. Guests include E A King Geo Daly D H Mayor C Rollins and others. A second note records Frank McRae hosting a friend gathering with games and lunch. A third entry covers a surprise party at Mrs John Koerner’s for Mrs Turrance Kenney of Milwaukee with games and light refreshments.
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Featherstone
H. X. Featherstone
Geo. Walker
E. A. King
Everett
Geo. Daly
D. H. Mayor
C. Rollins
O. T. Green
Madame Green
L. S. Nelson
Edna Pomeroy
Frank McRae
Sherman Corrigan
F. A. Parker
John Brady
E. H. Fox
Harry Moore
Theo. Hodge
Geo. Evans
K. K. Bowsher
Thomas Burke
Arthur Babst
J. B. Violette
T. J. Logan
Harry Bowden
Lawrence Graham
F. Bauer
T. Webb
F. McGrew
L. Francisco
Roy Arnold
John Koerner
Turrance Kenney
Milwaukee
Koerner
Mesdames A. J. Martin
Dale Marble
Fred Marble
J. C. Davis
G. T. Walker
G. W. Hoxsey
J. S. Smith
Hinman Daly Wedding In Leavenworth Details Romantic Quiet Ceremony
Miss Mabel Hinman and Samuel Daly wed in Leavenworth on a quiet Wednesday ceremony attended by relatives. The bride wore a white lace dress and carried white roses. Richard Daly attended the groom under a floral bell. A reception followed at the Daly home with light refreshments and well wishes as the couple prepared to move into a new modern home.
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Mabel Hinman
Samuel Daly
Leavenworth
Richard Daly
Ruth Simons
George Daly
King and wife return home from visit in Everett
E. A. King and his wife, who had been visiting D. H. Mayor, returned to their Everett home on Wednesday. They plan to drive through southern California during the coming winter.
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E. A. King
D. H
Everett
Mrs. King
California
Scenic Theatre draws huge crowd for library benefit show
Last Friday night packed the Scenic Theatre as half net proceeds, 26 dollars, supported the public library. The event featured local talents including W B Simpson pen art, Ella Kirtley Clyde Davis and E P Sharman, plus musical and dance numbers that drew loud encores and praise.
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Scenic Theatre
Scenic
Public Library
W. B. Simpson
the Echo
M. B. Hake
J. W. Elliott
Mutt & Jeff
George Hathaway
K. K. Bowsher
Ella Kirtley
Clyde Davis
E. P. Sharman
McIntosh Laddies
McDaniel
Chelan Apple Varieties Propagated by Wenatchee Nursery
A new apple called Chelan, named after Lake Chelan, originated from a chance seedling on the shore. The Columbia & Okanogan Nursery Co. of Wenatchee owns the original tree and sole propagation rights. They tested it thoroughly, planted eighty acres this spring, plan 200 more next spring, and publish a booklet detailing the tree’s history and merits.
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Chelan
Columbia & Okanogan Nursery Company
Wenatchee
Chelan County
High demand voiced for limited apple stock this year
Growers and nurserymen express a strong endorsement for the apple and note a limited number of trees available for sale. They expect demand to vastly exceed supply this season.
Apples from Cascade Orchard Open New Bearing Season
Conrad Harding, a thrifty German resident of Cascade orchards, delivered sixty boxes of Black Bens Winesaps and Delicious apples to town. The fruit district shows first bearing this year and promises annual growth. Visitors included Mr Rossi Wenatchee Milling Co Sheriff Ferguson and Joe Edwards.
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Conrad Harding
Cascade Orchards
Wenatchee Valley
Mr. Rossi
Wenatchee Milling Co
Sheriff Ferguson
Joe Edwards
Fraternal Brotherhood Meeting Announced
The Fraternal Brotherhood will meet with Sister Hagler on Tuesday evening October 17. A note promotes Old I. W. as superior liquor, recalling lasting satisfaction beyond price. HARPER is best, ordered from J. B. Violette at Overland Bar.
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Hagler
Harper Is
J. B. Violette
Overland Bar
Notice of sale and authority to collect accounts
Public notice announces the sale of the furniture business to R F Templein who is authorized to collect all accounts due the firm and pay all accounts owing. 40 Williams & McKenzie.
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R. F. Templin
Williams & McKenzie
Horses to Winter If you have horses you want winter ed
Davis and Brown advertise winterized care for horses offering boarding and conditioning services. Contact details implied for horse owners seeking seasonal equine attention.
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Davis & Brown
Sale notices for horse Studebaker wagon and a watch offer
An assortment of classified items and notices including a horse and a Studebaker wagon for sale at sacrifice, with contact via Mrs Parcells at Clifford hotel Leavenworth. Also Chamberlains remedy advertising and a watch agency pitch from Seattle Star. Nov 18.
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Studebaker
Happiest Girl in Lincoln Praises Stomach and Liver Tablets
A Lincoln Nebraska girl reports illness with chronic constipation and stomach trouble. After taking Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets she recovered in three days and declares she is the proudest girl in Lincoln. For sale by King's City Drug Store.
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King’s City Drug Store
Lincoln
Lincoln, Neb
Chamberlain
Announcements for Municipal Office
The Echo lists candidates for city nominating at the November 7 primary. After results, successful names stay before the public until the December 5 election. A uniform charge of 2 will be made. Guy A. Hamilton, Len R. Hart, Paul Weiland, and Frank E. Carlquist are named on the Citizen's ticket for various offices.
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Echo
Guy A. Hamilton
Len R. Hart
Wireless Telegraphy Careers for Young People
A good position can be had by ambitious young men and ladies in wireless or railway telegraphy. With the 8 hour law and expansion of stations there is a nationwide telegrapher shortage. Beginners earn 70 to 90 dollars monthly with advancement prospects. The National Telegraph Institute of Portland Oregon operates under supervision of R A and wireless officials and places all graduates into positions. Write for full details.
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National Telegraph Institute of Portland
Ore
R. A
Wireless
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Echo Office
State Bank
Frank McNett
Clide Davis
Jim Smith
al Hendrick
Dick Simons
Carl Field
Josiah McFarland
George Watson
Prince of Good Fellows
McFarland
Order of Three Links
F. S. Searles
Silk Train
Tesh
Leavenworth Mercantile Co
Daly— Hinman Wedding
Leavenworth and
Leavenworth Hotel
P. A. Snyder
Cascade Orchard
I. W
Seattle Star
C. W. Lancaster
U. S
School House
Central Avenue
City
Paul Weigand
Frank E. Carlquist
DR. King
W. R. Patterson
Wellington
Tex
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