Wenatchee City Notes Show Holiday Commerce and Visits
A flurry of social and shopping activity fills Wenatchee with many visits to local stores. Marriage licenses issued to Lillian Carlson and J W Hart. residents travel to Spokane and Cashmere for holidays. chocolate and candy displays draw shoppers. Lake Chelan Fruit Growers sell apples. numerous Mrs and Miss names appear among guests and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Carlson
J. W. Hart
Wenatchee
Economy Drug Store
Madge Cushing
Faun Wells
Irene Austin
J. Monroe
C. T. McKay
Spokane
Jesse Derrifield
Boise
Idaho
I. N. Derrifield
Wenatchee Drug Company
J. West
Cashmere
Rev
VandeWalle
Catholic Church
Leavenworth
Dick Lillis
A. B. Brandon
McDonald’s
Lillis
J. A. Irby
M. Irby
Spangle
L. Irby
Olds & Arnold
Cannery
C. Schick
C. Jackson
M. O. Tibbits
Armstrong
R. 3S. McGourin
Saint Named U S Land Office Register at North Yakima
H Y Saint of Grand View has been chosen by President Roosevelt to be register of the U S land office at North Yakima to replace Z Y Coleman who resigned. Saint a former Seattle and Spokane newspaper man and campaign manager for Lee Johnson is noted for his familiarity with land office practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Y. Saint
Grand View
Rosevelt
U. S. Land Office
N. Yakima
Z. Y. Coleman
Saint
Seattle
Spokane
Jones
Ankeny
Lee Johnson
Seatle
Secretary of the Interior
Land Office
Indiana man invests as Apple Show visitor buys Kent farm
W H Webber from Wabash Ind a relative of the Bixler family visited here after attending Spokane’s National Apple show. He closed a $10,000 deal yesterday for the P W Kent place west of the city. Denniston Christenson handled the sale. Kent stays until April 1. The four and five year apple trees on the property promise a good buy. Dick Lillis offers pipes and smokers articles for Christmas gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Webber
J. 3 B. Bixler
Spokane
P. W. Kent Place
Denniston
Christenson
Webber
Wabash
Indana
Kent
County Horticultural Meet Delayed With Notable Talks
The County Horticultural Association will meet next Tuesday December 29 at the Wenatchee theater. The program features Dry Farming by H W Campbell Irrigation by W J Jones The Inspection Service by P B Darlington Budding and Grafting by Andy Wright Horticulture in the Schools by Supt Browm with response by Supt Scott Cove Crops by Harry Shotwell Exhibits by M Horar Organization by M O Tibbits. Beware of Frequent Colds. Chamberlains Cough Remedy is recommended with a testimonial from Mrs M White of Butler Tenn concluding with availability by dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Horticultural Association
Wenatchee Theater
H. W. Campbell
Nebraska
W. J. Jones
United States Department of Agriculture
Inspection Service
Darlington
Andy Wright
Cashmere
Browm
Wenatchee
Supt
Scott
Harry Shotwell
M. Horar
M. O. Tibbits
Chamberlain
Bought Surber Residence Sells for 2300 Dollars
The Claude Surber residence on King street was sold last Saturday to John S. Mooney & Co for Mrs. Sarah A. Clapp and Jay Cushing for 2300 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surber
Claude Surber
King Street
John S. Mooney & Co
Sarah A. Clapp
Jay Cushing
Five Acres Sold on Murray Street for Seven Thousand
The C. E. Smith five acre tract on Murray street sold last Saturday by John S. Mooney & Co to Walter M. Sewell, a recent Iowa arrival. Price was 7000 dollars. The tract has four old trees. Mr. Smith serves as Western Union operator. This sale was the seventh Mooney & Co completed that week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Smith
Murray Street
John S. Mooney & Co
Walter M. Sewell
Iowa
Smith
Western Union
Mooney & Co
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P. J. Jensen
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S. Keiser
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F. H. Brand
Columbia Valley Bank
Thomas
Kate McGourin
Mabel Ripley
West Land
Lenora Cain
F. H. Lovering
R. M. Lewis
L. M. Lewis
Dr. McCoy
Claude Mills
Wm. Mills
Pullman
W. H. Dunham
Murray
Mrs. Dunham
O. E. Heaton
Harry Saint Land Register
Yakima County
North Yakima
Indiana
City
County Hortcultural Meet
Coats
Hl, Wester
Barrington Coffee
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