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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1908
Page
4
Practical tips fill a women's column with recipes and beauty notes. Lemon jumbles mix butter sugar eggs flour lemon juice and rind for thin cookies. a oil-free mayonnaise blends butter vinegar mustard eggs and seasonings. Hairdressers report heavy seasonal styling and more false hair with matches to natural tresses.
Washington Feb 6 The Senate passed a bill to allow US participation in the 1909 Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition in Seattle. Burkett of Kansas opposed the measure, saying he has opposed every related bill, while Tillman supported the expo idea and Senator Carter urged equity considerations in Congress.
The narrative highlights Mr. Smith’s repeated visits to Chelan county to paint the mountain landscapes. He praises the unrivaled beauty of the range and plans another summer trek to continue his artistic study and work in the region.
A hostess on Chelan-avenue north held a pleasant evening card party for Mrs. J. H. Versun of Virginia who winters here. Guests played 500 into the night. Mrs. Frank Culp received a cut-glass vase and Mrs. Etta Lt. Griggs won silver grape scissors for skillful play. Attending were Mesdames Culp Reeves Hines Neubauer Jack Wildberger Thayer Foster Griggs Cameron Ross Ferris Seaman Ogburn Griggs and Misses Rawlins Vaughn.
Discussion outlines bulk grain handling to replace sacks, with machines to elevate grain to wagons and reduce threshing costs by 15 to 20 percent. It notes sacks last season costing 4.5 cents per bushel and argues for lower margins on wheat prices between Seattle and Wenatchee. High School notes report new club officers, a 13member join, and an influx of about fifteen eighth grade entrants.
A hard times party was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Werythman Saturday evening. Prizes were awarded for the most ridiculous dressed young lady and young gentleman. Miss Elsie Richardson returns from Seattle to health. A library was held at the Monitor school house Friday evening with Deak Brown on the phonograph. Visitors from Wenatchee attended. F. Richardson packs apples with Will Bailey. Big furniture sale advertised.
Mr and Mrs H F Hubbard traveled upriver to their Entiat area ranch after a stay with L V Wells. Hubbard says he will plant forty acres of orchard in time.
Malaga Squibs notes buyers flocking to the large furniture sale. J. C. Corcoran returns from a three week sound visit. Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Vaale come back from Oregon. J. E. Vandermark recovers from rib injuries after a hay wagon accident. March will bring many moves in the area as residents relocate and swap homes. John Gorr rents his ranch to Thomas P. Smith of Malaga with possession March first. Gorr family to depart for Okanogan country. Frank Dunigan to occupy T. P. Smith residence at Malaga. A. L. Pratten leaves Malaga for Wenatchee after selling his home.
J R Albin family will take possession March 1 and depart for Wenatchee handing Walker Widney possession. Wright buys P O Vaale ranch and moves to new home. Harry Ruchols and family relocate to Isaac James ranch. Gillespie moves to Malaga fruit ranch. Niecum takes new ranch. Pittingers delay Wenatchee move to April. Ice crop exceeds expectations at ten to twelve inches thick as farmers harvest while cold. Pittingers depart for Badger mountains for several weeks. Dr L O Miller to lead service at Malaga school house next Sunday. Furniture sale promises bargains.
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