Southside Club Elects Officers
J. C. Murray, injured in a well on Charley Rambholz place and staying at Nathan Cox’s home, was moved to Waterville Monday in serious condition. I. A. Simmons and his wife returned from a Sound country visit to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Krause. A literary and debating society was organized at the Dry Flat school house with sessions Saturdays at 7 30 p m for the winter. A farmers club meeting Monday evening Jan 6 elected new officers and planned a program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Murray
Charley Rambholz
Nathan Cox
Waterville
I. A. Simmons
Sound Country
Frank Krause
Dry Flat
Farmers’ Club
Cook With Electricity Disc Stove Promises Quick Heat
A compact disc stove that sits on a table heats water or cooks meals rapidly offering great convenience. Free trial available.
Wenatchee Poultry Show Opens With Fowl Enthusiasm
The Fourth Annual Wenatchee Poultry Association show opened this morning on Wenatchee Avenue. Fine bird specimens are on exhibit and public interest grows, signaling Wenatchee’s rising fame in poultry alongside its famous apples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenateehee Avenue
Wenatchee Poultry Association
Wenatchee
Answers Inquiry calendar note for 1861 and 1888
The editor cites a historical calendar noting that November 25, 1861 fell on a Monday and May 23, 1888 on a Tuesday. The message ends with a casual invitation to meet at a half price sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Editor World
Daily World
Wenatchee Way Proposed As City Slogan by Walter M Olive
Walter M Olive, a longtime Wenatchee booster, pushes a bridge demonstration as the event that will mark the Wenatchee Way. He argues the slogan eclipses other town mottos and reflects the city’s drive to secure what it pursues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter M. Olive
Wenatchee
Mr. Olive
Seattle
Yakima
Kittitas
Washington
Leap Year Special Reprints Marriageable Girl Article
The World to republish the earlier letter about the "Marriageable Girl" by special request in tomorrow's issue. Leap year presence prompts Wenatchee bachelors to seek an antidote against the illness blamed on exposure, reflecting local commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee
Miss Lela Bigelow Injured In Cashmere Fracas
During a Friday evening event at the Cashmere school Miss Lela Bigelow of Wenatchee teaching there was badly bruised when a chair toppled into a crack and she was thrown to the floor. She sustained no broken bones and plans to return to class soon. The Cashmere Coons closed holiday celebrations with a grand fair for the town’s young women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C
Lela Bigelow
Wenatchee
Miss Bigelow
Cashmere Coons
Washington Scenery Impresses Visitors in Early Editorial
The Seattle Times editorial lauds Washington scenery along the Cascades and Wenatchee River. It recounts E Polk Johnson recalling Arctic journeys and a train ride that sparks a panoramic veneration of local mountains, forests, and rivers. Page Three continues the tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Courier
Cascades
Wenatchee River
Seattle Times
Washington
E. Polk Johnson
United States Treasury
Seattle
Public Service
Johnson
Louisville
Kentucky
Louisville Courier Times
the Times
Louisville Courier-Journal
Henry Watterson
Rocky
Cascade Mountains
Leavenworth
Old Soldiers in Reunion at Sprague Hall
The old soldiers of Wenatchee and nearby areas gather at Sprague Hall for a reunion this afternoon. Department Commander Mack of Ballard, from Cashmere, attends and will address G. A. R. and the Women’s Relief Corps. A banquet follows the speeches at four o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee
Sprague Hall
Mack of
Ballard
Cashmere
A. S. Burbank
Women’s Relief Corps
Commissioners In Session Face Bridge Bills
The county commissioners are in session this week mainly to pay bills and review matters related to county bridges. Little Bobby Griggs is seriously ill with pneumonia at his parents home on Orondo avenue. Fred Kemp will miss several days in Seattle on legal business. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Gage of Minneapolis arrived Monday to visit Mrs. Gage's mother, Mrs. Henderson, on Chelan avenue south. A. A. Piper returns from Seattle after assisting in funeral arrangements for Mrs. Carl Christenson who died there the day before yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Griggs
Orondo Avenue
Fred Kemp
Seattle
Joseph E. Gage
Minneapolis
Mrs. Gage
Mrs. Henderson
Chelan l Avenue South
A. A. Piper
Carl Christenson
Week of Prayer Services At Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian church conducts services during the national week of prayer with good attendance. The topic tonight is The Church Made Glorious and special programs are planned Thursday and Friday evenings including an interest in missions and a Friday youth meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Pearl Grocery Sold to Burdick in Deal
Pearl Grocery changes hands as P. P. Holcomb sells to C. M. Burdick. An official notice about the sale and account will appear tomorrow in the World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl
P. P. Holcomb
C. M. Burdick
Pate and McMahon Visit Soap Lake Hand Siloam Interests
J. O. Pate of Indiana arrived last week to look after his interests in the Siloam Sanitarium. M. R. McMahon of Wenatchee made a business call early this week. Mrs. Hathaway returned to her school after holidays in Idaho. Mr. Lee Sorrell and wife of Montana visit Mr. and Mrs. M. Sorrell. The literary gathering Friday evening drew a good program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Pate
Indiana
Bruce Griggs Departs Westbound Train for Seattle
Bruce Griggs left yesterday on a westbound train to spend the remainder of the week in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Griggs
Seattle
Funeral Postponed For Mrs Christenson
The funeral of Mrs. Carl Christenson will be held Sunday at 1 30 p m instead of Thursday due to a telegram from Minneapolis saying two sisters of Mrs Christenson are traveling to Wenatchee and cannot arrive before Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Christenson
Minneapolis
Christenson
Wenatchee
Everybody Invited Special Program at Presbyterian Church
A Presbyterian Church hosts an evening program featuring congregational songs such as One More Day's Work and I Need Thee Every Hour, scriptural readings, responsive reading Praise from Our Hearts, solos by Mrs E S Russell and Rev Jnc W Berger, papers on Home and Foreign Missions, missionary promises, financial retrospective, and announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summers
E. S. Russell
David Keith
Thompson
Jnc. W. Berger
Littooy
New Council Opens Session and Swears In Members
The council met in regular session with Mayor Scheble presiding. Old council settled items and approved pest house bills shared by city and county totaling about 500 dollars. The new council was sworn in and Jno A Gellatly to take oath as mayor at the next meeting. Shipp and Teamer applied for a liquor license for a saloon in the former Lillis and Blake building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scheble
Shipp & Teamer
Lillis & Blake
Jno
A. Gellatly
Ladies Honor Mrs. Ogburn and Mrs. Culp on King Street
A large afternoon gathering at Mrs. Tibbits home in King Street honored Mrs. J H Ogburn of Virginia and Mrs. Frank Culp fresh from a bridal tour. Guests entered to a pine and chrysanthemum decorated room with peacock feather accents and pink white centerpieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Culpi
M. O. Tibbits
King Street
J. H. Ogburn
Virginia
Mary Duff
John Seaman
H. J. Olive
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Southside Club
Southside
Wenatchee Electric Company
North Central
Strong Bank
Columbia Valley Bank
Apple
Andy Brown
The
N. B
Columbia
Mr. Johnson
Ocean
New York
OLD Soldiers
Pearl Grocery
Soap Lake News
Vidascope Moving Pictures
J. £. Ferguson
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