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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1907
Page
3
The piece urges youths employed in day jobs to gain practical knowledge of manufacturing and operations. It links improved education to promotion, higher earnings, and better conditions, encouraging enrollment in night school to advance to more congenial positions and larger salaries.
Pomological experts and nurserymen from the United States and Canada will trace a seedless pear discovered by Albert I. Mason near Spokane. The six year old tree yielded 300 pounds of fruit, labeled Clapp's Favorite but not yet identified as a known variety. Samples have been sent to Luther Burbank for analysis.
D Y Lindsay a Great Northern stationery engineer at Leavenworth died after a short illness. He was a member of the Odd Fellows and the Maccabees. A short funeral service was held by the Odd Fellows and his body remained at Sprague's undertaking establishment awaiting advices from his mother in California. He is survived by a wife and child residing in Leavenworth.
After all the celebrations the shop named Armstrong's offers a curated selection of presents. Shoppers find thoughtful options for every recipient and occasion with attentive service and timely availability.
Stenographers nationwide may enter the American championship contests during the National Business show at the Coliseum in Chicago from February 1 to 8. The rules allow novices to qualify and aim to raise new champions with entries from all sections. A separate item notes Christmas services at the Episcopal Church with a large congregation and a skilled choir.
Rev V Oliver of the Adventist church arrives from Portland and will reside permanently. He plans to move into the Dr Cameron residence on Washington Street. Mrs MacGuinn travels to Seattle for Christmas with Mrs Reed. Mrs Ross, mother of Terry Ross, arrives from the east to settle in Wenatchee.
Invitations for a card and dancing party are issued for next Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Thayer on Okanogan Street.
The Presbyterian Sunday school hosts a Christmas evening at 7 30 with a short program by students, followed by tree lighting and Santa Claus gift distribution. Classes give fruits and provisions to needy families, each child asked to bring a potato or apple, adults invited to donate. Several families are being looked after by the church program.
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