Quincy News Items from the Quincy Quill
Local notes tell of visits and travel including J. D. Logan the Douglas county sheriff, John and Reuben Burton visiting Shaffer, and Mr. Renke heading to Wenatchee. Musings on social calls, church meetings, weddings in Spokane, and community events fill the headlines with names like Erdman, Moord, Ferguson, Wilburn, Burr, and Goss as well as Quincy’s ball game versus Ephrata with a 17 to 5 result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burton
Reuben Burton
Yakima
Iam
Ephrata
Craeckerjack
Quincy
Ly Che
Messrs
Peterson
Worley
Parks
Terry
Mcmann
More
Hill
Bowman
Billingsley
Crow
Bennett
Wightman
Heather
E. Gaither
J. Gaither
Pfaff
Nash
Koenig
Huggins
Moore
Jeff’ Gaither
Tvs
W. H Tolliver
Travel Offer Through Spokane By Rail To Oregon
Offered passage via Salt Lake City and Denver with good connections through the Oregon Railroad and Navigation Co. to Spokane. Promoters promise the best service and invite readers to learn more from WM. MccMURRAY, Portland, and J. R. Nagel, Seattle representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Denver
Spokane
Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co
WM. McCmurray
Portland
Ore
Heir to Big Fortune Arrested for Board Bill
Henry Owen, a Seattle Electric worker, claimed a one tenth share in a $1,000,000 uncle estate and sent papers to England but was arrested by Constable James Shannon at 721 Madison street for failing to pay a $39 inn bill. He was jailed. A 105 year old Massachusetts widow credited onions for long life. In Leavenworth, Don Thomas won $78.10 plus costs in court over town charges, with debates over indigent pauper provisions and livestock feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Owen
Seattle Electric Company
England
James James Shannon
Madison Street
Massachusetts
Don Thomas
Leavenworth
Wenatchee
Maintiff
Terry
Thomas
Meil
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Ruby Webb
Faun Wells
Olive A. Stewart
Vida Alrey
Zoe Ward
Jessie Wilson
Kate Patterson
Anna Kyle
Bessie Graham
Minnie Wilson
Bessie Fisher
Mildred Hollenbeck
Maud Pruett
Chelan
Francis Fisher
Orondo
Jessie Kinney
Mae Murdock
Waterville
Eva Jones
Cashmere
Ruby Delong
Mabel Beasley
Delia Tompkins
Effie Alexander
Wash
Frenchman Hills
Moord
Mr. Erdman
Michigan
J. D. Logan
Douglas County
Mr. Wade
Low Gap
Mrs. Anderson
Mrs. Webb
Mr. D. Renke
W. D. van Siyke
Mr. Voyles
Trinidad
Frenchman Hill
Harry Weschester
Sente
Nellie Ferguson
Pieasant Hill
Hamilton
George
Winchester Whispers
A. M. Waage
Silverdale
J. W. Hayes
Winchester Investment Company
Chas. Holt
Pete Rellyea
Seattle
Butler
James Lee
Moses Lake
Crab Creek
J. W. Grove
George Holt
Olaf Berg
W. E. Hurlburt
Harry Wild
Jeffer Spokane
Jas. Burrows
Edna Schrock
Mr. Burrows
Miss Schrock
Sprague
East End
J. A. Wilburn
Quiincy
Wilburn
Weill
Quincy Valley
Red Valley
Hartline Ranch
Wey
Peer & Parker
Tacov
Richardson
Adams Pietz
Will
M. Summers
Box P
South Bend
Ind
Holcomb’s
Panama
Ladies
Oxfords
Wenatchee Ave. N
J. R. Nagel
Gos First Ave
Seattle, Wash
Bill
Wenatchee Avenue
Walter Mr. Glive
Columbia Valley Bank Building
Harms St Ste
Ationel
Charlie C. Nott
Lawrence Weldon
John Paver
Stanton J. Peftlt
Charles B
Huwry
Nair
Columbia Valley Bank
Madame Tiffany
Women’s Exchange
Orondo Cafe
Guilford
Warr
New Bridge
East Senatchee
Orms
Pri
Alaska
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