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Wenatchee Daily World

Location

Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1906

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Brief News Notes of the Town and Valley Ness

Local notes report visits by H W Wantz of Monitor and Dr F E Culp on trips to Malaga and the city. Multiple residents from Waterville Cashmere and Seattle visit, Christmas gatherings and business trips noted. Shipped beef cattle to Carstens Packing Seattle. various social events and church activities described with brief mentions of dinners and meetings.

H. W. Wantz Monitor S. B. Russell Lakeside F. E. Culp Malaga Fred Hanan

Prosperity Warning Sparks Dying Swan Jest

Washington notes Leslie M. Shaw warned Americans to pray for an abatement of prosperity and critics mock the cabinet member as his retirement nears. Also listed are first through third prize winners in the Red Cross Pharmacy word contest with names and word counts.

Washington Leslie M. Shaw Secretary of the Treasury United States Red Cross Pharmacy J. H. McGahan Entiat Edith Coppess Wenatchee Edna Caldwell Hiram Peters H. BE. Gray Raymond Huff W. G. Stacey

Carden Snider Wedding Held At Bride's Parents Home

Miss Mabel Carden and Harvey Snider wed at the Carden residence on Palouse Street with Rev. L. R. Rufus officiating. Attendants Erma Misel and Marvin Marr. Couple to reside in town. Snider a longtime Holcomb salesperson. Reception followed.

Mabel Carden Harvey Snyder Gir C. M. Carden Palouse Street L. R. Rufus Methodist Episcopal Church Erma Misel Marvin Marr Weratchee High School Holcomb

Speiker Wilsons Wed in City Home Ceremony

James P Wilson and Miss Hattie Speicker married at the home of Mr and Mrs A E Edwards yesterday forenoon at 11 30 o clock in the presence of intimate friends Rev L R Rufus performed the ceremony The couple were attended by Miss Winifred Cuts and Mr Sho walter A Christmas dinner followed the ceremony with eight placed at table The Edwards hosts plus Mr and Mrs Ollinger of the Cottage hotel attended The couple will reside in this city.

Ada Grant J."w. Tanner A. A. Wright Cashmere A. R. Hunter Quincy Great Northern H. R. Merriam Bath P. O. Box Frank McMullen Robert Kadaman Portland Elmer Knowles Irving Smith Spokane W. H. Little Ed Ferguson J. W. Ferguson Baptist Church Kathryn Hayne J. J. Browne Guy C. Browne W. A. Grant Sylvia Louise Walberg Seattle Aubrey Grant Columbia Valley Jolly Owl” Club Burch Flat C. A. Ferrin James P. Wilson Hattie Speicker A. E. Edwards Rev. L. R. Rufus Winifred Cuts Showalter Mrs. Edwards Mrs. Ollinger Cottage Hotel Mrs. Wilson

Little Girls Get Dolls at Wenatchee Store Contest

The voting contest for the large doll giveaway at the Wenatchee Department Store closed Saturday evening. Marie Therriault was among the participants in the popular event.

Wenatchee Marie Therriault

Winners Named In Doll Contest Final Standings

The article lists the top eight finishers in the doll contest by votes. Marie Therriault led with 10 733 votes, followed by Gerome Griggs with 8 078, Math Biasssid ss with 4 996, Bernice Gellatly with 3 293, Marguerite Campbell with 2 074, Marie Ping with 1 378, Gusta McClure with 1 378, and Shirley Godfrey with 1 385.

Marie Therriault Gerome Griggs Bias Ssid Bernice Gellatly Marguerite Campbell Marie Ping Gusta McClure Shirley Godfrey

Passenger Train Collides With Freight in Springfield

An eastbound Big Four passenger train rear-ended a freight train in western Springfield Ohio. Eighteen passengers were injured but none seriously. The crew escaped by jumping to safety.

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What the World Reporter Ness Trinness H. L. Hull North Yakima Roosevelt Fred Mallick Chas. M. Eneix Chelan Avenue R. M. Ellis J. M. Ellis Frank Cook Waterville Scott Hafferty Little & Wetsel Carstens Packing Company Chas. Howik A. J. Howard G. A. Loudenback Ralph Littlefield Scheble Lumber Company Louise Renken The State University At M. M. Renken Gordon Boyd Ellis-Forde Washington Street Congregation of the Presbyterian Church Ladies Aid of the Baptist Church E. F. Sprague H. L Beulah Hastings Estella Garion Alkire Messrs Bruce Griffiths Ray Morrison A. D. Bowman Roy L. V. Wells Shaw Secretary OF Treasury Tion Glencove Farm Arthur Gunn Oes Express Springfield Ohio
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