Local notes on town life and regional activity
Mt. Vernon businessmen travel for matters, relatives plan Spokane and Chelan trips, new water intake planned for irrigation, box factory closes after a strong season, and several residents relocate or attend conventions. Weathered by multiple updates, the column catalogs community moves and upcoming events in the valley.
School Opened At Eagle Creek With New Teacher
Eagle Creek notes announce the school house is finished and classes begin Tuesday September 14 with Miss Ruth Rees of Malaga as teacher. Local residents including Mr. and Mrs. A Anderson, Madeline Van DeGrift, and J B Schons visit and socialize while a Wenatchee Milling Co worker and G N carpenters contribute to local projects. The depot at Dryden nears completion as the agent has not yet arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Rees
Malaga
Leavenworth
G. N. Carpenters
Dryden
Local Moves and Family News in Dryden and Nearby
Dryden Mrs. M. J. Carr visits from Cashmere. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith stay with Supt. Burrow as Mr. Smith recovers from illness. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Amos visit Brewster relatives and Mrs. J. G. Peters. Wendell Pate relocates from Ephrata to inspect orchard work here. A baby boy is born to Mr. and Mrs. Claire Simpson. Russel leaves power-plant duty for Wenatchee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Walter Smith
Cashmere
Supt. Burrow’s
Mr. Smith
Wendell Pate
Ephrata
Pate
M. J. Carr
Claire Simpson
Russel
Wenatchee
Seattle Visitors and Local Rustlers at Pear Ranch
Mr. Webster and family from Seattle stay at a pear ranch. Dr. Speidel from Seattle visits with his brother L F Speidel. Mr. Charles Hartshorn returns from Centralia after several weeks away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Webster
Seattle
Liquor Prohibition Challenged in Olympia Brewing Suit
Olympia Brewing Co sues in Thurston county superior court challenging the prohibition law on new grounds. It contests voting totals, the initiative and referendum format, governor veto power, interstate commerce, and the measure’s title. Separately Mrs. Lillian A. Peck plans a Cascade Chapter visit to Leavenworth September 16 17 with events at Masonic Hall and a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia Brewing Co
Thurston County Superior Court
Lillian A. Peck
North Yakima
Order of Eastern Star
Cascade
Leavenworth
Masonic Hall
Peck
R. B. Field
Kensington tea honors visiting Grue sisters at McKeown home
Mrs. A G McKeown hosted a Kensington last Friday for house guests Mrs Carl Grue and Miss Lilian Grue. Attending were Mesdames P A Snyder A R McKeown J E Cullen W W Wil der E K Barnum L O Taylor Guy Hamilton H G Krollpfeiffer and Miss Edith Orr. Jay Adams joined C Will Shafer party from Olympia then rode to Seattle. Mrs Judah hosts Kensington this afternoon for Mrs P T Padgett sister of the Doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. McKeown
Kensington
Carl Grue
Lilian Grue
Mesdames
P. A. Snyder
A. R. McKeown
J. E. Cullen
W. W. Wilder
E. K. Barnum
L. O. Taylor
Guy Hamilton
H. G. Krollpfeiffer
Edith Orr
Jay Adams
C. Will Shafer
Olympia
Seattle
J. S. Judah
P. T. Padgett
Local Notes of Visitors and Travel in Leavenworth Area
Miss Rose Rhoads visits Mrs. Gatherless after summer in Wenatchee and plans Alaska trips next year. Hagan Anderson, recovering from a railway injury, returns to work with a cane. A L Mitchell arrives from Westminster to run a trip to the big hill. John Hedin, pioneer rancher, travels to Leavenworth. Alpha Wells visits Bee Hive relatives. Also an ad notes Dr King’s New Life Pills for liver health and relief from bilious symptoms priced at 25c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Rhoads
Wenatchee
Juneau
Alaska
J. E. Gatherless
Alpha Wells
Bee Hive
Leavenworth
Curiosity Drives Maud to Read George's Open Letter
Gladys asks why Maud opens a letter with care. Maud explains a quarrel with George led her to initially return it unread but she chose to read it first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys
Maud
George
Willis Dialogue Sparks Bank Balance Banter
A brief exchange between Mr and Mrs Willis humorously centers on balancing a bank book. Mrs Willis resents showing her funds to a nascently observant cashier, while Mr Willis urges a visit to balance their account. The Pittsburgh Press records the domestic quip in its period voice.
Hale Family Informs of Drowning in Idaho
Mr and Mrs W L Hale were called to Harrington Washington on Wednesday night after word came that Mrs Hale s brother had drowned in Fish Lake Idaho The body had not yet been recovered at that time After visiting two weeks with Mr and Mrs Charles Albright her father and mother Mrs Thomas Darling and two children left yesterday afternoon s train for Wenatchee where Mr Darling is employed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Nigger Creek
Warner
J. N. Hobson
Ruby
Bloomingdale
Ind
Wenatchee
Lee Boblett
Pali
W. L. Hale
Harrington, Wash
Charles Albright
Thomas Darling
Mr. Darling
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Peshastin
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Mt. Vernon
M. F. Gilbert
Lake Chelan
Derby Canyon
Rev
F. Heard
Vancouver
B. C
Frank Shell
J. W. Sussex
Mountain Home
F. A. Wingate
Geo. Hauber
Madaline McCoy
Spokane
Geo. Sussex
Gilbert
Chas. Wright
D. McCoy
Rev. Pretlow
Everett
J. S. Coons
J. B. Duncan
Edna Goodwin
Chelan County
Clair Simpson
Simpson
Thelma Bowen
Robert Garretson
J. C. Garretson
Bob
Columbia River
F. L. Moore
Bers
A. H. Morton
Robert Brumblay
Eagle
J. H. Sharpe
Bellingham
J. B. Schons
Mrs. A. Anderson
Martin Christenson Home
Madeline van DeGrift
Wenatchee Milling Co
Duncan
Mr. Russell
Chas. Amos
Brewster
Vipont
Amos
J. G. Peters
Mr. Vipont
San Francisco
Tehuantepec
Cascade Orchards
Dr. Speidel
L. F. Speidel
Charles Hartshorn
Centralia
Mabel Melum
Miss Melum
the Palace
Hagan Anderson
Merritt
G. N
A. L. Mitchell
Westminster
John Hedin
White River
the Mutual Mercantile Co
Queen Quality
Mutual Mercantile Co