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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1909
Page
4
Agent Walker moved his books and paraphernalia into the new depot building on Monday and plans two waiting rooms for men and women with one kept warm and well lit each evening for country visitors. His family is expected soon and two school aged children will enroll locally.
Delegates from across Kansas gather in Topeka for the State Equal Suffrage association annual convention. Sessions run two days with annual reports officer elections and speeches by prominent national suffrage leaders.
Congregationalists announce a time change from 3 p m to 11 a m to hold services in the Masonic building. Rev W A Waterman will preach as the movement organizes in Wenatchee urging congregants and unaffiliated Christians to join and support.
St John New Brunswick reports a surge in steamship bookings for Christmas travel to Europe. The Allan liner Victorian sailed with a full complement, and the CPR steamer Lake Manitoba is due to depart, with most travelers intending to stay until spring. Many are well to do and travel to Europe regularly.
Post Card Albums to suit every one's pocketbook. Prices from 15c to 4.00 at P. O. News Stand.
Chicago reports the International Skating Union will consider appeals from the Eastern Amateur Skating Association over the suspension of Edmund Lamy of Saranac Lake New York. Lamy, amateur champion, was suspended last March for failing to register before early season races. Saranac Skating Association backs reversal to the ISU, the sport’s top governing body.
The Chesterhill News credits J. J. King for sending a copy of The Wenatchee Daily World from Wenatchee Washington. The editor commends the edition as a work of art and notes The World’s leadership in the western state.
Bixler's Studio advertises limited time discount on photography and portrait services with reduced session fees and package offers for a short promotional period.
An advertisement for hair goods made from combings at the Perfection Beauty Parlors 105 N Mission Street urges shoppers to check Armstrong's Xmas stock and avoid regret.
The Ladies Aid of the M. E. church will host a chicken pie dinner Saturday December 11 from 11 30 to 2 o'clock. A bazaar will run all day in the church basement to fund Christmas gifts and support the ladies.
Wenatchee Wash based C O Nursery Co advertises home grown stock and delicious trees from the Wenatchee valley with Seions and other commercial varieties available.
Clothing or canned fruit for the barrel may be left at the Reading Room before December 15. Donations for shoes and underwear will be received by Mrs Knowles, president, or Mrs P J Morris.
Armstrong offers cameras priced from 1 to 30 dollars, advertised as educational tools for purchases.
The board orders all patrons to return library books by December 26 and states no new loans after December 15. Many books are missing and will be gathered for re cataloging and numbering under Mrs S E Greenman’s directive.
A resolution introduced by Rayner in Washington authorizes the president to pursue Zelaya of Nicaragua and seek punishment for murder if state department warrants it. It recalls the killing of Americans Grace and Cannon. Visiting Perfection Hair and Nation store at 105 N Mission Street for Christmas presents.
Snow covers the ground with several inches while Malaga residents report two feet of snow at Colockum creek. Contractors suspend work on the Malaga high school due to shipping delays. Local residents including J W Gillespie and W R Wright visit or relocate, with reports of illness and social notices among the community.
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