Notice to W. W. Circle No 52 Meeting Date Change
Notice announces the regular meeting of W. W. Circle No 52 moved from Monday January 2 1911 to Saturday night December 31 with clerk ordered.
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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1910
Page
2
Notice announces the regular meeting of W. W. Circle No 52 moved from Monday January 2 1911 to Saturday night December 31 with clerk ordered.
Local union No. 1071 of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners will meet next Monday night January 2 in Socialists hall Harlin block.
Local residents and visitors populate Wenatchee during holidays. Names include Geo Corbaley Ralph Supplee Romina Jacobsen Anna Willms Frank Kinzel John Bruseh Alice Clark Cora Goldbeck Andrew Workowsky and Louis Wetsel Nick Peters. Community notes cover college students, penmanship, hay buyers, glass fittings, church activities, and social gatherings.
A Rochester resident credits Foley Kidney Pills with turning a sharp back pain into renewed vitality. He reports persistent kidney discomfort, fatigue, and irregular function improving after use, declaring he is now completely cured and stronger than in years. Wenatchee Drug Co.
In a nostalgic recounting a former gambler recalls a tense moment with four aces facing a rude tenderfoot. He explains how bluffing with two deuces ended badly, prompting a digression about old newspaper circulation tales before the crowd disperses.
The Wenatchee theater opens the new year with the Busch Trio a vaudeville act acclaimed as one of the finest on tour praised by President Roosevelt and widely lauded by the press. Manager Chapman brings them to the house despite limited appearances outside large cities.
Experienced fruit grower with 15 years in orchard work offers to take charge of orchard, old or young. Has 12 years in Wenatchee. References available. Address H. R., care Daily World. 1-6.
Small town classified list shows items for sale and rent including furniture housing rooms and board two orchards for sale near Riverside Washington with Byers contact, coal supply from Cannery, and a brief Washington weather forecast noting rain west and flurries east with generally fair Sunday.
The Y M C A plans a Sunday program at the Presbyterian church due to Commercial Club hall improvements. F B Utter speaks at 3 pm with H Patience vocal and Mr Horn violin. Sunday school at 10, communion and preaching at 11, juniors meet at 3, Y P S C E at 6 30, officers to be elected.
Morning service theme Christian Progress a New Year's Duty and an evening sermon by Dr Stevenson on Carnegie leading nations to peace. Choir, duet Come Unto Me, five instrumental numbers, and nightly programs with layman speakers announced for a church week of prayer.
H. W. Wiard, pastor, invites the public to morning reception of members and Communion at 11. The evening sermon at 7:30 is titled Invoicing. Bible school gathers at 10. All services take place in Commercial Club hall.
Coffee and cake or pie ten cents sandwiches ten cents at the Salvation Army hall tonight after five o'clock then watch night service and all day Sunday services as usual Captain and Mrs. Jackson officers in charge invite all readers to attend.
The First Methodist Episcopal Church holds New Year services with a morning sermon Forgetting the Things Behind and an evening Epworth League address Who Knows But Thou Art Come to the Kingdom for Such a Time as This. Public officer installation planned. Special meetings start Jan 10 under the pastor with F W Cooper conducting music.
Bible study at 10 a m and preaching at 11 a m and 7 30 p m. Special services every evening including Saturday. Tonight's topic The Incorruptable Seed of the Kingdom. Sunday 11 a m The Convincing Power of the Holy Spirit and 7 30 p m Is Water Baptism Essential to Salvation. Meetings continue indefinitely with cordial invitation to all.
All services are held in the Elks hall. The lesson sermon is read at 11 o'clock a m Sunday. Subject for tomorrow is God. Sunday school convenes at 19 o'clock a m. Testimony meeting at 8 o'clock p m on Wednesday. The public is invited to these services.
On Monday January 2 1911 at 8 pm the East Wenatchee Good Roads Association holds its regular meeting at the Valley View school house with important business to be attended to.
Bert McGee owner of the Gem theatre renews a three year lease and installs the Edison Underwriters Kineto scope. A new entrance and interior alterations will maximize seating space. The upgraded projector promises flicker free, steady light and quiet operation, ensuring top quality shows in the northwest.
The International Seamen's Union schedules its next convention in San Francisco. Report notes the average wage in Italy and a fictional locale is stated at 25 cents a day.
Post Office will observe Sunday hours next Monday with no carrier delivery due to Gov Hay declaring a legal holiday. Several packages lack addresses and can be reviewed at the office. patrons unsure of sent or received items may inquire and inspect the unaddressed parcels.
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