Local and Personal Notes From Wenatchee
Local and personal items report John Miller and John Lanham back from Entiat valley assessment work, Guy Williams en route to Seattle, T J Groves and daughter Charlotte visiting Leavenworth, J S Mooney and Co offering loans and rental services, Rev N B Anderson preaching at Cashmere M E Church, a witch night service announced, violinist W D McCaughey listed, Cowan and Caldwell planning a move, various local visits, shop advertisements, and social events including a New Years dance at Wenatchee theatre and a Christmas festival for Episcopal Sunday school.
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Inc. A. Gellatly
Guy Williams
Alma
Seattle
Milwaukee Road
Gellatly
T. J. Groves
Charlotte
Leavenworth
George
Addess P. O
Wanatchee
Wash
M. E
O. W. Mintzer
J. S. Bell
F. W. Cooper
W. Dwight McCaughey
Washington Street
Farmers
Cowan and Caldwell
Garton
Littlemarket
Almeda J. McCall
Wiester
Lincoln Wheeler
Jim
California
Wenatchee
J. S. Mooney
J. M. Tomkpina
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Chelan
Palace Bakery
J. C. Fasken
Cashmere
J. Godfrey
Wenatches
Wenatchee Ave
Carsie Hampton
J.B. Smith
Squiluhuck
M. R. Marr
Wenatchee Drug Co
Jack O’connor
C. C. Griggs
Dallam
Davis
B.O. W. Club
Alvin Patterson
George Ellis
Miss Dallam
R. B. Woodson
Columbia Navigation Company
Thayer Littlefield
Wenatchee Theatre
Episcopal Sunday School
Christ
Hilton
Monany
Nellie Culp
Katherine Miller
Weratchee
Weratchee Theatre
W. GC. T. U. Library
Graustark
Gordon Palmer
Smail
Frank Pamler
Ladies of the Christian Church
Malaga Social Notes Highlight Local Visitors
Elizabeth Smart returns from a holiday visit in Malaga. William Rice of Wenatchee visits Stemilt Hill. S. 4 Perry and sister come from Wenatchee. Rupert Smart boards lead colored cars to county metropolis. Mr. Dougherty, ex-Walla Walla, now Wenatchee, works for Wenatchee Produce. Mrs. Cross of Seattle visits the Ideal. Miss Raby Terry of Wenatchee visits friends. staying at Lake View fruit farm. Edna Mills visits Ruth Derifield. Thomas Derifield visits the Ideal.
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Malaga
Elizabeth Smart
Wm. Rice
Wenatchee
Perry
Rupert Smart
Dougherty
Walla Walla
Raby
Terry
Lake View Fruit Farm
Edna Mills
Ruth Derifield
Thomas Derifield
The
Ideal
Union gives Alice Roosevelte carload of coal as wedding gift
In Hazleton Pennsylvania on December 29 local union No. 2 of the United Mine Workers decide to present Miss Alice Roosevelte a carload of the finest anthracite coal as a wedding gift in appreciation of her father’s role in ending the 1902 strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazleton
United Mine Workers of America
Alice Roosevelte
Joint Wheat Rate Set for Hearing in 1906
The railroad commission will hear a petition to establish a joint wheat rate in early 1906. Eastern Washington shippers prep the complaint, targeting noncompetitive Palouse points on the O R N. The case follows a Corfax hearing on related commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Olympia
Railroad Commission
O R
Palouse
Corfax
Colville Indians Sign the Treaty on Lands Sale
The Colville Indian reservation tribes approve ceded lands from the south half. 450 adults signed, exceeding the 350 needed. The agreement provides 1 million dollars for north half lands, 80 acre allotments for landless Indians, trust for remaining proceeds, 4 percent interest for improvements, and mineral lands included for allotments. A dance at the Bower is planned tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Spokesman-Review
Miles
Wash
Colville Reserve
Colville
James McLaughlin
John A. Webster
Congress
Y P S C E Celebrates 25th Anniversary
Boston reports the Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor marks its twenty fifth anniversary on February 2. The movement includes nearly 70 000 societies and 3 500 000 members with growth across the U S Canada Hawaii and the Philippines. An all European convention is set for July 28 to August 1 in Geneva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
Christian Endeavors
Philippines
Geneva
Switzerland
Christian Endeavor
The
Right to Sign Another Man’s Railroad Ticket Upheld
The New York Supreme Court affirmed that a holder of a sold railroad ticket may sign the original purchaser’s name. In Archibald C. Newburn’s case, he forged George O. Whitcomb’s signature on a round trip ticket NY to Indianapolis, using a sale of the ticket as basis for the signing right. Justice Lebentritt ruled sale transfers signing authority to the purchaser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Supreme Court
Justice Lebentritt
Archibald C. Newburn
George O. Whitcomb
Whitcomb
Newburn
Indianapolis
New York Central
Big Four
Lake Shore
Newburo
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John Miller
John Lanham
Entiat Valley
U. K
James S. Thompson
Quincy
Meda Noble
Leavenworth School
H. H. Harris
Alice
Y.P.S.C.E
United
Canada
Hawaii
Wenatchee Department Store
Griggs
N. 1
Neubauer
Sale
Wenatchee, Wash
Bank of California
Anglo-California Bank
San Francisco
Chase National Bank
First National Bank
Chicago
J.M Tompkins
Pres
R. F.lewis, V. P
John Godfrey
Columbia Valley Bank
Old Strong Bank
Cor
Orondo Avenue
Mission Street
Harlin Meat Co
Wenatchee Milling Co
Seattle Transfer CO
Pacific Seed & Floral Co
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