Carrying Weapons Frowned On by Court and Town
Judge Stein warns there is no leniency for carrying concealed weapons as court cases and jail examples loom. Editorial notes reflect local concern over gun habit in Leavenworth vicinity while a Wenatchee theater crowd enjoys a lively show. Also announced: Mr. Lemon joins Wenatchee High as science instructor. fall term starts Monday.
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Steiner
Davis
Leavenworth
Lemon
University of Town
Webster City
Wenatchee High School
School Instructors Named for County Term and Posts
A list of instructors for county schools is announced with names and assigned numbers for each district. Superintendent E. C. Bowersox and local principals are named along with several teachers including Mrs. Mary E. McCardell Mrs. Mamie Robison J H Auvil and others. The piece notes idle time and a later power outage causing guests to rely on candles at the hotel, disrupting activities.
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Sec
Merintendent
E. C. Bowersox
Chelan
J. D. Huston
Lakeside
O. H. Green
Jessie Kinney
Anna Perry
Claribe Amos
Lou Manning
Caroline Roy
H. N. Skiles
A. G. Bowie
Chelan Falls
Mamie Robison
Entiat
J. H. Auvil
Helen McKenzie
Fay Jeugjings
L. J. Maher
E. W. Emmett
Florence Hovey
Elizabeth Eikelberner
Beacon Hill
D. P. Wheeler
Grace Paris
Winnie Lyons
Aimee Mason
Shasta
E. L. Nichols
Miss Kerr
Margaret Clark
Mrs. Dora Crow
Miss Savage
W. N. Johnson
Lenna Englishby
Julia E. Cronin
Cashmere
Water Pipes Arrived For City Water Line
Water pipes for the water department arrived from Olympia and lie on the ground of the prospective pipe line. Water Commissioner P H Sherburne supervises the work and complains of a lack of help, saying more workers are needed. The new line will enable river water to be used, advancing better city water service.
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Water Department
Olympia
P. H. Sherburne
Lights Out at Chewawa Hotel
Early evening at the Hotel Chewawa guests attend to duties and diversions as the dinner hour ends. A calm mood pervades the parlors and corridors while some guests write letters and others converse in quiet tones.
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Chewawa
So Long Juvenile Bostonians Closing Season Notes
The Juvenile Bostonians finish a fifty four week season with a two part minstrel show. Highlights include Zoe Greenough moon song, Rhoda Martin "San Antonio," Tiny Halcyon Martin impersonation, Ruby Lang "Love Me and the World is Mine," Rose Cole "If the Man in the Moon Were a Black Person," Lois Mason "Hello Peaches" and Marge Wall "Dinah from Carolina." The second part features Lew Dockstader style monologue by Babe Mason and a gay hit with Rose Cole and Ruby Lang "When We Were Married."
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Halycon Martin
Bob
Moonbeam
Cheyenne
Zoe Greenough
Rhoda Martin
Halcyon Martin
Nobody Loves
Rose Cole
Kiss
Lois Mason
Margie Hall
Babe Mason
Stern
San Antonio
Tiny Halcyon Martin
Ruby Lang
Veer
Fred Fisher
Bowery
Moon Beam
Lew ,Dockstader
Jessie McPherson
Mrs Corbaley Dies From Hammock Fall In Wenatchee
Mrs P M Corbaley wife of one of the oldest settlers in Wenatchee Valley died at 1 a m from injuries two weeks after falling from a hammock at the family home on Washington avenue. She came from Boston two years ago and lived on a fruit farm with Plat M Corbaley. Funeral set for Friday at 2 p m from the Church of God with Rev N D Tichenal leading services.
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P. M. Corbatev
Washington Avenue
All Hall’s
Church of God
N. D. Tichenal
Coal Shortage This Winter Warns Great Northern Traffic Dept
The Great Northern railroad traffic department warns against a coal shortage this winter urging station staff to urge coal dealers and customers to secure supplies early and fill coal bins. The note seeks prompt reports if results aren’t achieved and mentions related local notices and gifts from the Ellis-Forde company. Frank Whitson arrives from Spokane to join Gur H. Whitson in the local fuel business.
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The
Great Northern Railroad
Smith & Bloxom Begin Weekly Car Loadings
Fruit growers alerted that Smith & Bloxom will load cars starting Saturday the 17th and thereafter on Mondays Wednesdays and Saturdays each week with prompt attention and quick returns on consignments.
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Smith & Bloxom
County Growth Evident in Last Year Figures
County assessor M. P. Spencer unveiled a manuscript showing Gelan county valuations prepared by county auditor John Godfrey. Potus totals reach 4 711 584 and 4 932 794 dollars, underscoring perceived growth and dignity.
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M. P. Spencer
Gelan
John Godfrey
Pot
Divorce Granted in Lee versus Lee Hearing
Judge Steiner presided in Superior Court as Dorothy Lee (Verney) faced the case. The decree granted in abstentia followed testimony from witnesses. Attorney Sam Sumner represented the defendant, while George Winterton received six months for grand larceny tied to a railroad depot robbery. A jury was seated at 11:50.
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Lee Vs. Lee
Stteinler
Dorothy Lee
Verney
Sam Sumner
Cross Loon
George Winterton
Winterton
Harry O'Brien
Crass
Thomas and Marsh
Cashmere Young People Marry in Cashmere Wedding
A small wedding at Cashmere joined Miss Ethel Thompson and M Luttrell of Ellensburg in marriage. Friends hosted twenty five guests and rice marked the celebration. The couple traveled toward Wenatchee and Spokane to begin their new life, with plans for a brief trip before settling in Cashmere. The notice also promotes Sanitol goods and a Colic and Diarrhea Cure at Wenatchee Drug Co.
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Ellis-Forde Company
P. H. Miller
Grace Thompson
Elsie Holliday
James Cornelius
Thos. Luttrell
Cashmere
Wenatchee Theater
Yenatchee Drug Co
Frank Whitson
Gur H. Whitson
Spokane
Ethel Thompson
M. Luttrell
Elensburg
H. F. Robinson
Methodist Church
Wenatchee
Greve Thompson
Thos. Lutri
Ay Thompson
Vachel Hinton
W. S. Tollman
Wenatchee Drug Co
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West
Prom
Attention Fruit Growers
Ivuo
Sito Chelan
Seales of Justice
H. M. Luttrell
Ee Wenatchee Electric Company
Wenatchee Canning Co
Columbia Valley Bank
Strang Bank
Mountain Spring Ice Company
Wenatchee Plumbing & Heating Company
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