Entertain at Sunnyslope hosts lively young crowd
The Bache home in Sunnyslope hosted about 35 young people for a Friday night gathering. Real estate men are taking notice as property moves in and out of the city, signaling a busy Wenatchee valley year ahead. The article notes Smith the humorous cartainer will perform tomorrow and Harvey Mills returns from a two week rest at his Roslyn, Washington home.
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Sunnyslope
J. B. Bache
Harvey Mills
Mills Bros
Roslym, Wah
Alaska Popular Voting Contest Opens Today
A Seattle newspaper item notes the Alaska Popular Voting Contest opening today and running until Saturday April 11. It mentions a separate incident where James Daly and a woman were arrested for disorderly conduct after a dispute in a Turkish bathhouse near Madison Street. Bail was posted, and the big Alaska contest invites nominations for three Central Washington young ladies chosen to travel to Alaska in summer.
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Alaska
Seattle
James Daly
G. Daly
Daly
Stratford
Second Avenue
Madison Street
Alex MacDonald
Central
Washington
Atkinson Enters Republican Governors Race
Olympia Feb 15 Attorney General John D Atkinson declared as a candidate for the Republican nomination for governor in the next primary He outlined a progressive honest businesslike administration and noted his record as state auditor and attorney general He warned he may not canvass the state as thoroughly due to duties in his present office The Williams Jubilee Singers entertained a large Wenatchee audience Saturday night under the Wenatchee High School auspices and Rob Smith and the band are billed for tomorrow night
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Olympia
John D. Atkinson
Atkinson
Williams Jubilee Singers
Williams’ Jubilee Singers
Wenatchee Theatre
Wenatchee
Horton Funeral Tomorrow
The funeral of C. F. Horton, who died at his home on B street North last Saturday, will be held Tuesday at 1 30 at the Baptist church. Rev. E. O. Jessup will preach. The Odd Fellows will attend. He leaves a wife and daughter Mrs. Fisher. Undertaker Sprague is in charge. Presbyterians plan ten days of meetings. Rev. McCartney and Rev. Berger will assist. The big furniture sale closes Saturday night.
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C. F. Horton
B Street
Baptist Church
E. O. Jessup
First Baptist Church
Mr. Horton
Lodge of Odd Fellows
L. P. Horton
Wenatchee
Fisher
Sprague
Mr. McCartney
Bellingham
J. W. Berger
Growth seen in Wenatchee Valley by Tacoma visitor
W A Bradley of Tacoma, visiting Wenatchee after thirteen years, praises rapid valley growth and strong prospects. He recalls the desolate river view thirteen years ago and notes the city’s improvement, while Mrs. Bradley longs for extended visits. Bradley, a fruit broker, mentions the apple trade. Bob Smith and the Band Concert are announced for the Wenatchee Theatre tomorrow night.
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W. A. Bradley
Tacoma
Chewawa
Mr. Bradley
United States
Old Bell
Great Northern
Old Miler Place
Bradley
Water committee moves toward water system plan
The Wenatchee water committee with L H Belser A A Bousquet and C E Buttles will report to the public within days after narrowing propositions. Sheriff Webb fights crime with a stretched force and seeks a forgery suspect in Leavenworth case. Building remains brisk with future concrete construction in Wenatchee and a band concert featuring Bob Smith tomorrow night.
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Wenatchee
L. H. Belser
A. A. Bousquet
C. E. Buttles
Wenatchee Bazaar Welcomes Howard Patience and Horticultural Leaders
Wenatchee Bazaar staffer Howard Patience began work last Friday while Chelan County Horticultural Association president M. Horan visits daily to organize a strong program for the convention in town on the 19th and 20th. Also published are resolutions of condolence for the late C. F. Horton from Wenatchee Lodge No. 157 I O F acknowledging the loss and recording sympathy.
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Howard Patience
Wenatchee Bazaar
Horan
M. Horan
Chelan County
Bourne
C._F. Horton
J. D. Ross
C. Gilchrist
P. H. Sherburne
Wenatchee Lodge
Wenatchee
Washington
Story of a Wenatchee Farm Shows 4000 Percent Gain
The Wenatchee avenue orchard land built from $750 to $30,000 in ten acres, through a series of sales from 1900 to 1907. The sequence shows rapid price rise, with yearly averages near 500 percent, including crops and improvements boosting overall value. Bob Smith recitals tomorrow night at Wenatchee theatre.
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Wenatchee Avenue
Gunn Ditch
L. A. Bigham
A. D. Browning
O. B. Fuller
L. V. Wells
William Mills
Mills
Sam Patterson
Bigham
Roy Turner
J. Obernolte
Obernolte
Eugene Page
Page
Fuller
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Wenatchee Electric Co
North Central
Columbia Valley Bank
Grand View
Wenatchee Realty and Investment Company
Wenatchee Valley
Arthur Bousquet
E. V. Martin
Ing
Teh Smith
Ca‘rtainer
Bob Smith
W. S. Foster
R. F. Holm
Granite Falls
Illinois
Valley
State of
Rob Smith
Billy Simmons
Webb
Leavenworth
Yeeks
W. T. Rarey
A. Hanan
S. W. Kimmel
Heer
Bob” Smith
Wenatchee Bend
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