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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1906
Page
1
W J Bryan will lecture in Wenatchee as part of the Wenatchee Lecture Course, likely January 16. The event aims to draw a large audience, and Bryan is noted for attracting crowds, though some debate his guiding principles.
The Christian church and Sunday school present a Christmas program for Monday evening December 24. The sequence includes organ voluntary, songs, scripture reading, Christmas spelling lesson, various recitations by Stella Glann Harold Frisbie Marie Mooney Gertrude Duncan Pearl Glann Jessie Glann Ruth Frisbie and eight to seven children, a wreath drill, a march, and a finale titled The Christmas Tree.
Mayer files to dissolve the ice trust alleging production costs of ninety cents and a sale price of fourteen dollars. He presents figures to prove the pricing conspiracy and calls for trust dissolution.
Services at the Methodist Episcopal church are listed for December 23 with a 10 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. morning service theme God With Us 3 p.m. Junior League 6 30 p.m. Epworth League 7 30 p.m. entry service featuring a musical program including Anthem Star of Bethlehem Prayer Hymn Father in Heaven Male Quartette Scripture lesson Anthem Calm on the Listening Bar Sermon The Song of the Angels Pastor Trio Joy to the World Choir Benediction and an invitation to all to attend.
The Sunday program lists Bible school at 9 45 a m worship at 11 a m with Christmas music by the choir sermon by Rev Chas J Sonemma of Whitworth College Sunday school at 3 p m at the Lewis and Clarke building Young Peoples Service at 6 30 p m and Life of Christ with stereopticon by Rev Sonemma at 7 30 p m All seats are free All welcome A Tuesday 7 15 p m Christmas Sunday school service is noted.
The First Baptist church schedules a Christmas sermon at 11 a.m. on Sunday with an evening service at 7 30 p.m. on December 23 and a midweek prayer meeting on Thursday at 7 30 p.m. The church invites all Baptists to attend the annual social dinner January 1 with free seating and a warm welcome. Pastor E O Jessup invites the public to worship.
Students from Wenatchee Waterville and Chelan attending the state university arrived from Seattle to spend the holidays. Due to a delayed train the group walked in from the wreck site. Names include Walter Thomas Geo Lail Lewie Williams Frank Lebeck and others with Misses Myrtle Baker and Maytle Whaley.
L V Wells returns tomorrow from a four week Seattle business trip. Len Provo and John Kendall visit from Riverside on Wednesday. Chas N Standerfer and son from Columbia Valley were in town yesterday. H A Wells and wife arrive from San Diego and register at the Great Northern. Maud Coleman leaves for Pasco to spend holidays with sister Mrs W W Thompson. Chiwaukum resident travels for a short trip returning on the delayed No 1. A P Kiser of Southside and Badger Mountain Fruit Farm owner is in town today. C V Martin moves law office to new building. Wen Atch Business College closes for holidays, reopens Jan 2. Tay lor plans to spend holidays here. Lewis visits Spokane. Red Apple Real Estate sells El Messa ranch to Martin G Sorensen for 2500. Harvey Shotwell of Cashmere to Lincoln Nebraska for holidays. Roof work on Griggs block at Wenatchee Ave and First St N begins with tar and gravel over burlap. A E McLeod of Mazama takes ore samples to Seattle for investors. Lecture on Pigt rescue Holland by Rev Charles Sonnema last night drew a good crowd and raised about 25 for social rooms for young men.
Mr and Mrs Rose depart Thursday for a months long trip across the nation. First stop Grand Forks then Minnesota to visit sons Thomas Philip and Eddie at Shattuck Military Academy Fairbault. They will travel to Chicago New York Niagara Falls Washington St Louis New Orleans Los Angeles San Francisco and return via Seattle. Tickets bought at the local depot cost 16350 each and were the largest ever sold by Agent Piper.
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