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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1910
Page
2
Congregational Church led by Pastor H. D. Wiard offers sermons at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. The morning theme is The Fascination of the Future and the evening message is Nobodyism. Bible school starts at 9:30 a.m. All are invited to attend at the Commercial Club hall.
Services Sunday at 11 a m in Ellis Hall with the sermon God the Only Cause and Creator. The public is invited to attend.
The First Baptist Church will begin two weeks of special services starting tomorrow. Services will follow the usual Sunday hours and 7 30 p m each weekday except Saturday. The ordinance of the Lord s Supper will be observed tomorrow morning. Theme is The Church and the Apostolate with Heroism of Faith for the evening. A duet by Mr and Mrs Deline will be sung. All are invited.
Rev. T. H. Marsh of Seattle will preach Sunday December 4 at 2:30 and 7:30 PM in the parlors of W. H. Hamilton’s undertakers establishment. All will be welcome.
Elder J A Pine of the Eastern Washington Christian Missionary Society will fill the pulpit for both morning and evening services. Bible school at 10 a m Communion at 11 Christian Endeavor at 6 15 led by Golda Meredith. Special music announced with the topic The Life Worth While.
M E Church corner of Orondo and Chelan Aves. Pastor M L Sanders leads Sunday school 9 45. Morning sermon The Offending Members. Evening sermon Many Believed Because of the Words of the Woman. Special music by the chorus morning and evening. Epworth League class meeting 6 30. Regular prayer meeting.
Sunday school starts at 9 45 a m with W A Thompson as superintendent. Dr Stevenson preaches at 11 a m on Gods Commanding Call and at 7 30 p m on Dangerous Books the third in the Dangerous Signal sermons. All, especially strangers, invited to all services. C E at 630 p m.
In the Daily World Nov 29 issue Jas E Smith attacks Socialism, calling it misrepresented and political, not religious. He cites Fred D. Warren and John Brown as symbols, argues press muzzling harms rights, and urges Smith to study today’s issues, signed Jas E Smith No. 2.
Notes from the Labor World report a new electrical workers union formed in Fond du Lac Wisconsin. It notes global transport workers united under a single general body and reports the Trades and Labor Congress of Canada opposing long hours regardless of pay rates.
A Wenatchee window display features a $40 Howard watch marked down by $1 daily until sold. The promotion attracts shoppers as Howard Thomas, jeweler, seeks foot traffic for the bargain.
President Taft met with key senate leaders including Cummins of Iowa and Borah of Idaho to push for unity among Republican ranks in the Senate. The conference aimed to show the president striving to restore harmony within the party.
The steamer Yakima reached Wenatchee at 2 30 pm and tied at the wharf after a season of upper Columbia navigation. A miscue with the bells caused the vessel to back onto the beach, breaking paddles and rudders and causing a hull leak. Captain McDermott was ashore at Bridgeport. Eugene Rickensack of the U S engineers says six weeks are needed to repair the ship and build three blasting scows for winter work between Bridport and Kettle Falls.
George Hackenschmidt the Russian Lion defeated Yussif Hassane in Indianapolis after two falls. It took 40 minutes 25 seconds for the first fall and 19 minutes 41 seconds for the second, with a large crowd watching. Promoter Jack Curley expressed pleasure at the show despite Frank Gotch not challenging.
Henry Butler plans to devote his time to his orchard at Malaga after disposing of property in Seattle. Donagan moved from Holland place to his Malaga home. A Saturday evening gathering at Mr and Mrs Hile brought an enjoyable time. Coleman’s three year old son was ruptured while playing and operated on at the hospital. he is recovering well. Many locals wish for sleighing to aid in winter fuel.
The boxer known as Knock Out Brown is laid up with a broken hand and will be unable to box for an extended period. No other details about date or opponent are provided.
An English visitor in New York recalls King Edward’s dislike of snobbery. He told of an alphabet book from childhood where under V a vulgar line was replaced by the refined rhyme Vincent Vining viewed a vacant villa, highlighting rulers' disdain for coarse language.
A collection of historical opinions on language use and social performance by Corneille Descartes Themistocles Addison Virgil La Fontaine the Countess of Pembroke Chaucer Socrates and Dryden noting that mediocrity talks while genius observes and speaks in private or public settings.
North Yakima December 3 The Central Washington Investment and Power company and the Highland Hop company sold 700 acres on Terrace Heights to the Yakima Orchard Securities company for 350000. The tract lies 10 miles from the city above the Moxee valley. The buyer plans to plant the entire area to apple trees, creating the largest orchard in the Yakima valley and among the Pacific Northwest's big operations. Realty considerations today totaled about 500000.
Torrential rain plunges France into severe floods with hundreds of villages surrounded by water. Soldiers ferry provisions by boat as rail lines fail and mail is delivered by waterways. rivers burst banks across the nation.
Chelan county Old Settlers Association trustees met this afternoon at the Commercial Club rooms. Attendees included William Hayden, Mr and Mrs Weythman, Mike Horan, W. T. Rarey, W. T. Richardson, Dan Shafer, and Tom Henry.
The first regular Sunday afternoon meeting of the Y M C A is set for tomorrow at 3 p m in the Commercial Club room. Arthur Gunn, president, will preside and several short addresses by the general secretary and other prominent new organization members will be delivered with a special musical program provided.
The store man and furnace man are busy as E. V. Nungester handles installations throughout the county. This week furnaces are being installed in homes of R. H. Hotchkin and J. A. Gellatly of this city and Messrs. Campbell and Reynolds of Leavenworth.
Cleveland Ohio December 3 Warren S Stone grand chief of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers said that ninety per cent of votes now being cast by engineers of western railroads would favor a strike unless managers meet demands for a 15 percent wage increase.
Deed J H McGohan et ux to Central Washington Orchard Co for east half of section 7 and water rights $1.00. Deed R E Cent-S F Fry to J H McGohan lot 20 block 4 Nob Hill Wenatchee $3000. Mortgage J H Geyer et ux to O B Fuller blocks 26 27 Millerdale Plat $7100. Mortgage W H Spring et ux to H R Kingman lots 12 14 15 east 5 ft of 13 west 8 ft of 11 block 10 Lake Park now Lakeside $500. Deed Louis C Meier to R E Blackeney lots 12 13 block 38 Govt townsite Chelan $500. Deed H W Wentworth et ux to Louis C Meier lots 12 13 block 38 Govt townsite Chelan $500. Deed Leavenworth Land Co to G P Rice lots 30 31 32 and lot B block 7 Leavenworth First Add Leavenworth $280.
Wenatchee readers report widespread kidney strain with backache sideache and headaches signaling early kidney illness. The ad cites A H Kay of Ellensburg Washington endorsing Dean's Kidney Pills from a 1907 publication claiming cure remains valid after an acute backache episode.
A user reports months of illness followed by relief after taking Doan's Kidney Pills from Elwood's Drug Store. The remedy provided prompt relief and led to complete recovery, with Foster Milburn Co. in Buffalo, New York listed as U.S. sale agents. Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
Notice states the co partnership between O. W. Butler and Frank Oliver of Wenatchee Washington under Wenatchee Valley Lane Company is dissolved by mutual consent Frank Oliver will continue the business at the usual place but under the firm name taken by O. W. Butler Dated November 30 1910
Lost stock includes a two year old white and brown spotted cow with left ear slit beneath, a bay mare with a six month old bay colt. both have white faces and mare bears a large lump on her left front knee. Also missing are a pinto mare with a front limp, a sorrel mare with four white feet and a two year old with a five ring halter. Please inform Fred Gosa at 312 Wenatchee Ave. South. December 9.
A. W. Olson advertises Burbank potatoes for sale delivered at 1.50 dollars per 100 pounds. Contact via phone 2989. December 9.
Wanted to exchange fruit land in the Wenatchee valley for property in Wenatchee. Prefers residence lots. Address F. M., care Daily World. December 16.
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