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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1907
Page
3
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Harding pursued advance money and married Westcott, but the couple quarreled on the voyage. Westcott left her on day four and did not support her. Judge Kauffman dismissed the case after rebuking the plaintiff, noting he would have acted similarly. Westcott has lost two wives to divorce and one to death.
Wenatchee sends twenty boxes of red apples to Jacob Riis for distribution from the Riis Neighborhood House in New York. Riis praised Wenatchee youths and noted local orchard prospects as he toured the area.
Drayece and Transfer and Drevecte listed for heavy and light ana arrivals as Phore 772 at Hastings market. R.FE. Oysters, fish, and frog legs appear in the Little Wetsel stalls.
J. E. Sarp advertises harness and saddlery at 35 Wenatchee avenue beside Little and Wetzel's Market, inviting customers to visit for goods and repairs.
Miss Lara Wadsworth and Miss Bertha Wadsworth spent Thanksgiving with parents in Soap Lake. Mrs. Beezley shows improvement after lagrippe. Mr. and Mrs. Croker of Chicago visit Siloam Sanitarium. Soap Lake youths enjoy a Friday Ephra ta dance. Mr. and Mrs. White of East Sound visit Bickle home. Mrs. Woodall listed as sick. Mrs. D. W. Waddsworth to depart for Montana. Musicians Mr. Dunlap and Mr. Bhine stay at Soap Lake Sanitarium. Miss Gray returns from Farmer for Gray Peterson and Nelson Badger weddings. A. A. Goldsmith and family occupy new First Street residences and install gas lighting.
Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Snides of the old Freer place died at one o'clock yesterday morning. Funeral held at 10 this morning, services conducted by the local Catholic priest with Undertaker Sprague in charge.
A. J. McCullough plans to open a new blacksmith shop next week in the old Vashon premises on Wenatchee avenue. J. J. Clapp is confined at home with a grip. The Mascot features a new line of pipes and Wenatchee scenic postcards. Read the Daily World for fresh news.
New York December 4 Henry Oliver Havemeyer president of the American Sugar Refining Company died at 3 p m today at his home near Cormack on Long Island after several days of acute indigestion. Mrs E D Cassill traveling from Wenatchee to Seattle plans return to Yankton South Dakota.
New York December 4 James Hyde in Paris plans to surrender stock in Mercantile Safe Deposit Co and Security Safe Deposit Co and repay a Turner loan. Attorney General Jackson denies knowledge of offers reportedly worth over 3,000,000. Winslow Pierce calls negotiations an amicable business settlement rather than restitution.
A humorous verse loosely recounts Old Mother Hubbard finding a Hubbard squash after a chase. Old Father Hubbard consumes the squash, prompting Mother Hubbard to cry. He then threatens marital dissolution if his needs are not met.
The article argues express firms pay huge surplus profits, with 24 million distributed to shareholders and 36 million over a decade, suggesting links between express interests and railroads. It proposes railroads could capture more express freight, boosting profits and efficiency, and notes potential postal savings if parcels post existed.
A discussion on immigration to America contrasts American fears of driftwood migrants with European views. The piece argues for distinguishing between criminal or pauper elements and the productive, right sort of immigrants while noting both European and American concerns about emigration impacts. It stresses welcoming the right sort while excluding the wrong sort.
A description of a covert betting scam where a ring signals a lender about a valuables loan. The lender, masked as a respectable spectator, and the borrower meet after a discreet exchange at a restaurant. The loan is repaid with a premium as the race results, and the ring is returned.
In Little Piowboro the nobility gathered for tableaux vivants in the village schoolroom. After the curtain fell on a death scene of Nelson set to slow music, a friend of the naval hero’s representative attempted to approach the stage. The stage manager urged patrons to remain seated as the show prepared to replay Nelson’s death. The friend quipped that Nelson’s kitchen chimney might be aflame, hoping the hero would not die so lingering.
Growers who once earned 100 to 300 dollars per acre from fruit now report 800 to 1200 dollars per acre this season. The increase is due to improved tree and vine care rather than luck or season quality. The industry is expanding across Washington and the Northwest with a regional meeting drawing delegates from Hood River Oregon and districts including Wenatchee Chelan Kennewick Spokane Valley and Snake River country to share improved methods.
Advertisement notes location at Wenatchee Hotel south of the post office for Mme Tiffany. It offers a full line of hair goods corsets made to order and all millinery goods at cost.
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