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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1906
Page
4
Long column of local notices. People trade, travel, buy items, and mingle with community life in Wenatchee. Includes purchases, visitors, illnesses, property trades, and upcoming events at the city’s shops, cafes, studios, and clubs.
Port Townsend residents note a holiday visit by Wallace B. Jessup and others en route from Spokane to home. Wiester's officials take hunts on the South side, with company dinners at E. Burch. Mrs. Palmer and party return to Cashmere aboard the train, while Eagle Transfer Co. staff gift city line operators for year round prompt notices. A ten-car silk train arrives from the Orient on the Hill liner Minnesota, destined for eastern wholesalers, showing the need for special transport for valuable cargo. Officials plan fir e fighting improvements at once.
A Commercial club meeting in Wenatchee will organize a permanent fire protection unit. A committee of J E Ferguson C E Stout and C A Harlin has compiled a list of 30 men to form the department and tonight’s session will elect a fire chief and divide the men into three companies with captains.
Wenatchee barbers sign a price scale effective January 1, 1907 outlining charges for hair cuts whiskers shaved shampoos and related services. Named signatories include W E Johnson Mills & Gregory W Watson and C V Hile.
Week ending December 25 1906 list of names including Baxter Brinkley Brown Bumgarner Campbell Dillion Fenerstock Fitch Haws Holbrook Holmes Jaun Latta Manky McManus McLean Parker Salesbury Smith Thomas Van Buren Weaver Young Jennie and others. Parties must say advertised to claim letters. L M Hull P M
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