Early Pioneers Remembered in Local Obituary and Social Notices
The Dalles area pioneers are recalled with Mrs. Parrish highlighted as an early settler linked to Northern Pacific and Great Northern railways. The piece notes family ties, funeral services for Mrs. Parrish, interment at Wenatchee, and social events including a dinner for traveling guests, with mentions of plans for travels to Michigan Illinois and the Philippines and a departure of Allen Weisel to Waterville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalles
Fort Walla Walla
Bailey Home
A. J. Adams
The
Christian Church
T. A. Hilton
John W. Berger
C. M. Denniston
E. F. Thayer
Burt Williams
F. W. Arnold
Parrish
Ed Preece
Wenatchee Cemetery
J. H. Blake
O. G. Marsh
Michigan
Illinois
Philippines
Marsh
J. A. Hansen
Yon Yonson Draws Strong Response at Wenatchee Theater
Yon Yonson played at the Wenatchee Theater Saturday night to a well filled house. Ben Hendricks, representing Yon Yonson, delivered an excellent performance and was ably supported by the cast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yon Yonson
Wenatchee Theater
Ben Hendricks
President Roosevelt and the right to voice preference in succession
In a letter to the editor readers discuss Roosevelt's public endorsement of Taft, noting that a president may express opinion without compromising fairness. They question whether critics assume improper uses of influence and acknowledge Roosevelt's long service and the weight of his current challenges.
A Call for a Suitable Successor to the President
The piece argues for selecting a successor who shares the President's course and possesses grit to address major issues. It contends Roosevelt would support Taft in the people's interest and notes Hughes La Follette and Folk as worthy alternatives, warning against discarding a good man based on one endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Taft
United States
Hughes
la Folette
Folk
Missouri
Tou rist Club to Meet at Mrs Lodge’s Home
The regular meeting of the Tou rist Club will be held at the home of Mrs C M Lodge on F street off Poplar street next Friday afternoon. Mrs W Grant, assisted by Mrs Lloyd Tanner and Miss Welsh, will entertain the Baptist Ladies Aid Society on Wednesday January 8.
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Mrs. W. Grant
Underwent Difficult Operation and Wartime Rail Camps
R. E. Hastings will leave this week for Milwaukee railroad camps to spend the winter. John Ploehm of Waterville underwent a serious operation by Dr. McCoy, removing most of the breast bone and two ribs due to necrosis from typhoid fever. The case is notable for its severity and rarity.
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E. A. Wyman
Mildred
Harriet Wallace
Prairie View
Kansas
Seattle
Sound
R. E. Hastings
Milwaukee Railroad
John Ploehm
Waterville
McCoy
Min strel Maids bring musical merriment to Wenatchee
The Min strel Maids, under the same management as the Juvenile Bostonians, perform at Wenatchee Theater tonight. Mr. Wolf and Mrs. Lang present a charming, well behaved cast of young singers and dancers led by Tiny Miss Halcyon. The show promises morality and refinement with chaperoned performances and stylish jewelry on display at H W Russell's.
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Wenatchee
Wenatchee Theater
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mens Department
Mers’ and Merchants’ Bank of Wenatchee
Allen Weisel
Pen
White House
Ben Little
Lakeside
Guarantee Fund Life Association OF
Tacoma
Washington
Pyramid
H. W. Russell's
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