Fire destroys Mitchell car in Peshastin incident
A wiring fault caused a fire in Tom Luttrell’s Mitchell car late Friday night. the extinguisher failed and the blaze, which also burned groceries in the rear, was beyond control before help arrived. Insurance partially covers the loss. Communities in Ritzville and Wilson Creek visited Peshastin for several days as locals shared news and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Luttrell
Mitchell
Spanger
Ritzville
Wilson Creek
Prof
Osborne
Miss Patrick
Grace Young
Daggett
Thelma
Eddia Bergren
Eddia Bergren; Whistling Solo, Mrs. Allis
Miss Chamberlain
Miss Winslow
Chute
Miss Washburne
Hannan
Bradley
Cashmere
Leavenworth
Gilla Pendleton
Weshastin
Billy Stage
Cozy Gilmore
Wenatchee
Joe Nicholls
Hobson
Forrest Leedy
Entiat
Brotherhood
Fred Miller
Lee Young
M. FE
Ladies’ Aid Society
Fryberger
Joe Fetters
Peshastin
Railroad Items of Timely Interest
Frank P. Maloney left on No. 4 Saturday and spent a few days in Spokane. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Bunch left Tuesday for Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. J. Beattiger will join them Friday and enjoy a motor trip visiting points of interest on the coast and returning to Leavenworth via Blewett Pass. Mrs. Ida Smith left for the coast and will spend about four days visiting her little daughter and inspecting their new berry farm near Vancouver. Business called C. H. Gephart to Spokane on Friday where he spent a couple of days. He was relieved by T. J. Logan. On his return Mr. Logan resumed work as night yardmaster at this point. W. S. Herman, who has been in this vicinity in the interest of the sheep movement, left for eastern points on the sheep train on Saturday. Mrs. D. E. Rice of Chelan visited Miss Stella Shipley during the past week, Miss Stella Shipley will leave on Friday for her home in Evans, Iowa, taking her father, who is very ill at the Leavenworth hospital, with her. We hope Mr. Shipley's health will im-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank P. Maloney
Spokane
G. A. Bunch
Seattle
J. Beattiger
Leavenworth
Blewett Pass
Ida Smith
Vancouver
C. H. Gephart
T. J. Logan
Logan
W. S. Herman
D. E. Rice
Chelan
Stella Shipley
Evans
Iowa
Leavenworth Hospital
Mr. Shipley
Residents arrival and departures at Leavenworth yard
The report lists multiple visitors and residents connected to Leavenworth. Names include Miss Shipley Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McRae of Hillyard Mr. and Mrs. R I Triplett of Wenatchee John Brady Everett Mrs. Frank J Hanover and her mother Mrs Loring Mr and Mrs C B Elliott and two children Mr J F Darmody F J Bauer H Von Erickson Mrs Ruth Clark W Anderson R W McKay Orville Bethel and others with their travel on various trains and visits to Seattle Spokane and Tumwater.
Cashmere Social Roundup Reflects Local Visits and Events
Mrs. A Manson hosts an afternoon tea for house guests. Miss Marie Prentis returns from the coast due to her mother's illness. Several residents visit relatives in Seattle West Virginia and Ephrata. The Catholic ladies aid holds a chicken dinner and bazaar. The Kitchen Band presents a program. Frost warns of early seasonal change with a 29 degree government reading.
Notice of hearing on settlement of final account
In Chelan County Washington Superior Court the matter of the estate of Bert Blackwell deceased sets a hearing on final account distribution under Washington law. The notice names parties involved and the date time and place for the court proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
State of Washington
Chelan County
Bert Blackwell
Notice of final account in estate of Bert Blackwell
A L Duhamel administrator for Bert Blackwell deceased files final account and petition for distribution. Hearing set for October 5 1921 at 9 30 A M in Wenatchee Chelan County Washington to approve settlement and discharge administrator. Objections may be filed or spoken at hearing. Dated September 7 1921. A A Stevens Clerk. By Isabel A Ross Deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Duhamel
Bert Blackwell
Wenatchee
Chelan County
Washington
A. A. Stevens
Isabel A. Ross
Sale of Springdale Orchards property at Wenatchee court
Notice of sale for Lots 14 and 15 in Springdale Orchards Chelan County Washington part of the NE quarter section 20 township 24 range 18 includes 3.07 acres and water rights from Peshastin Orchards Ditch Company plus a quarter interest in a spring and pipeline. Sale to public auction October 8 1921 at 10 A M in front of the courthouse Wenatchee. Highest bidder with deferred payments secured by good means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelan
State of Washington
Springdale
Wilamette
Springdale Orchards
Peshastin Orchards Ditch Company
Wenatchee
Chelan County
Washington
Foreclosure of Tax Lien Notices in Chelan County
Summons issued to H C Bennett and unknown claimants in a tax lien case. J W McCollum seeks judgment foreclosing delinquency certificate 3150 for 1916 taxes plus penalties interest and costs on NE quarter of SW quarter Sec 32 Twp 24 N Range 18 E W M. Issued Aug 26 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Washington
H. C. Bennett
J. W. McCollum
Chelan
Said
Pasos
Towit
Superior Court
State of
Washington
Sumner & Lebeck
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Bull Durham
Mavshear, Ebgeee P
P. Goodrich
Mildred Prentis
Soap Lake
Minnie Larson
San Francisco
L. B. Eddy
Olalla Canyon
Elmer Burgess
Frank Schee
Lake Wenatchee
Schmitten Lumber Company
J. B. Rowland
Los Angeles
F. G. Wells
Yakima
K. O. Hinzer
Hinzer
Ruby Linkem
O. L. Yancey
Ephrata
Hazel Pfander
C. A. Thompson
Norman Fuller
Mission Creek
Alta Alexander
Claude Hoffman
Guy
Leavenworth Gardens
Board of County Commissioners
A. W. Shephard
W. M
P. O
Plough
County of
Toggery
Mart Schaffner & Marx
Pipkin-Taylor Co., Inc
Herman Howe
L. J. Nelson
Nelson & Howe Law Offices
Elliott Building
J. T. Lindley
J. W. Elliott
Bert Williams
Leavenworth, Wh
G. W. Hoxley
W. W. Elmer, M. D
Leavenworth, Wash
Myrtle Snyder
Barclay Hotel
C. A. Laws
Leavenworth Undertaking Co
Town & Hennessy
Sam R. Sumner
Columbia Valley Bank Bldg
Burt J. Williams
Chelan Co
N. M. Sorenson
Blue Wenatchee
John E. Porter
Columbia Valley Bank
E. J. Widbey
Nat’l Bank
H. Baer
M. D
Commercial Bank Bldg
Earle D. Sawyer
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