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Wenatchee Daily World

Location

Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1908

Page

8

Local ads and social notes from a Washington town

Special ten day sale on hot water bottles syringes and rubber goods at Economy Drug Store. J J Eyer offers ice skate sharpening at 32 Mission Street. C N Meredith hosts a Saturday social with out of town guests Bergin Sparks Herbert Eckart and William Johnson. Christmas dinner hosted by John Thornhill with multiple family members. We Natchee Drug Company invites prescriptions to be correctly filled.

J. J. Eyer’s Mission Street C. N. Meredith Bergin Sparks Ephrata Herbert Eckart Seattle George Parks Bernard Walter C. Thornhill Ruth Larson Wenatchee Drug Company

Malaga Christmas: Santa’s tumble and a trail of gifts

Christmas brought trees at each school and homes with a short program. Santa’s team bolted near Stemilt creek losing most of his load before a search recovered him and many presents. A jug of spirits vanished. other items were found. Includes classified notes: Milch Cow for sale and a girl wanted for second work.

Malaga Santa Claus Colockum Stemilt Creek Santa Prowell Ranch

Malaga community gathers for Christmas and travels

Malaga residents recount Christmas celebrations at local ranches and in Wenatchee and Stemilt hill. Mr. and Mrs. Vaale return from three months touring Oregon South Dakota Iowa Pennsylvania noting hard times east and hope to settle locally. Bobcat hunt by Corcoran and Mead highlights young sportsmanship as depot talks and Adventist school concert accompany routine holiday events.

A. L. Smart Mr. Vaale Chas. B. Reed Leland Cook Ranch Colockum J. A. Rippey J. E .van Demark Stemilt Hill Adventists’ School of Malaga A. L. Pratten Wenatchee F. E. Kingsbury Rev Ludlum Cashmere Marcus Aurelius

Fire destroys Waterville home. insured loss reported

In Waterville Washington on December 28 a fire destroyed the residence owned by William Crisp and occupied by Roy Russell. The origin is unknown but a bed and chairs were saved and the property loss is covered by insurance. Mr and Mrs Russell had attended the opera house dance nearby.

Waterville Wash William Crisp Roy Russell

Origin of Almack's Club Name Explained

The original Almack's in London began as a tavern started by Lord Bute's butler McCall. His plan to name it McCall's was deemed ruinous due to Scotsman perception, so he agreed to keep the name Almack's. The current Almack's club later adopted the historic title.

Almack’s Almack’s Club London Willis Rooms Lord Bute McCall

Literal thirst for work in a bluffing lawyer scene

A lawyer in a social gathering hurries away claiming a case at home to absorb every detail. A companion quips it is a case of beer, echoing a humorous misinterpretation from the Baltimore American.

Baltimore American

Lincoln assassination paper goes to a collector

Proprieter L Chaney of the Palace barber shop holds a New York Herald issue dated April 15 1865 valued for its war relic content. The paper details Lincolns assassination and Civil War events. Chaney refuses big offers and preserves the issue. Also local real estate purchases by Esham and Tigner brothers spark Elberta settlement in the valley.

R. L. Chaney Th ‘Palace New York Herald Chaney Louis Lincoln Jeff Davis Danville Rosser Fitzhugh Lee Lee Grant Sherman Raleigh Mobile Stanton James Gordon Bennett Elberta Mel Mose Esham Elberia Dr. Miller Samuel Neher Sunnyslope Tigner

Water Power Sites in Tumwater Canyon Face Conservation Clash

The Tumwater canyon region is praised as a top undeveloped water power site in the west yet faces development by the Great Northern with a $1,000,000 plant to power trains and a future tunnel through the Cascades. Foresters Pinchot and conservationists push to conserve sites, opposing speculation by power interests led by figures tied to Edison and major Pacific coast companies. James J. Hill is named as a potent counterforce.

Tumwater Canyon Great Northern Railway Cascades Forester Pinchot Sinclair Los Angeles Edison Washington Oregon Idaho Montana California Pacific Coast James J. Hill Great Northern Northern Pacific

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