News and Notes of Sport in the Cotton States League
Vicksburg and Meridian prepare new ball parks for next season and major leaguers like Doc Gessler and Hal Chase surface in chatter. Sam Langford pursues Jack Johnson while Johnson and Fitzpatrick are noted as the new heavyweight era. Various trades, minor league shifts, and spring training plans fill the pages as fans eye the coming baseball year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicksburg
Meridian
Doc Gessler
Boston Americans
Indiana
Sam Langford
Boston
Jack Johnson
New York
Hal Chase
Highlanders
Little Bird
Sweeny
Joe Harris
Columbus
Joseph
Providence
Rock Obstruction at Chelan River Mouth to Be Removed
The big rock blocking the Che lan river mouth will be blasted out. Captain Hansen and a crew drill from a scow to place giant powder charges. The project clears navigational obstructions on the Columbia and will make the river a safe Pacific slope waterway. Grain shipments already moved downstream, easing remaining freight and passenger traffic for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelan River
Columbia
Pacific
United States
Jurist Prepares New Divorce Bill in State Legislature
Judge A W Frater of King County leads a near finished draft to reform divorce law. The measure lists grounds for divorce including fraud cruelty abandonment and impotence with residency and service rules. Final dispositions on property rest with the judge and remarriage inhibitions may be set by court up to five years. Mrs Jones praises a grocer for Folger's Golden Gate Coffee ground for her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Frater
King County
Supreme Court
Wyman Family Plans Southern Winter and Outing Details
The Wyman family will spend the rest of winter in the south, leaving Wenatchee about January 15. Miss Wyman stays in southern California while E. A. Wyman and Dorothy visit Hot Springs, Arkansas, and relatives in Minneapolis. Four percent interest is offered on savings at Columbia Valley Bank with deposits made before January 10 earning from January 1, 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Valley Bank
Penrod of Cashmere Visits His Father in City
C W Penrod of Cashmere spent yesterday in the city visiting his father J F Penrod.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Penrod
Cashmere
City
J. F. Penrod
Freak bills loom as Kansas legislature opens
Special to the World from Topeka Kansas January 8 1920 prospective session follows. Lawmakers plan odd measures from branding chickens to free dormitories for members while substantial reforms include a state bank deposit guaranty and school text book publication. The Bristow candidacy for Senate is already decided by last fall’s primary.
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Topeka
Kans
Kansas
Anson Cooke
Mitchell County
Harbaugh
United States
Joseph L. Bristow
Chester I. Long
Money earns 4 percent at Columbia Valley Bank
Savings Department invites deposits at 4 percent interest compounded semi annually. Interest starts from January 1 for deposits made before January 10, 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savings Department
Columbia Valley Bank
Ice skate sharpening at J. J. Eyers on Mission Street
The street note locates ice skate sharpening services at J. J. Eyers 32 Mission Street offering blade upkeep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Eyer’s
Mission Street
Methodist Episcopal Church Listings Corner Chelan and Orondo
Directory notes the Methodist Episcopal Church at Corner Chelan and Orondo with Pastor H L Beightol. It lists Sunday School at 10:00 a m, Morning Service at 11:00, Evening Services at 7:36 p m, Junior League at 3:00 p m, Epworth League at 6:30 p m, and Class Meeting times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Chelan and
Orondo
H. L. Beightol
Epworth League
Jane
DR. Stevenson
Scho l & Bible Cl
Christian Endeavor
Episcopal Church
Chelan
F. Stuart Hyatt
Religious service listings for Corner Chelan area
Church notices from Corner Chelan and surrounding intersections list pastors A J Adams E O Jessup and F Vande Wall with Bible School morning services and Sunday schedules. Catholic and Episcopal entries show locations Corner Chelan First Spokane and First chelan with ministers and service times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelan
Spokane
Vande Wall
Fruit Land Parcel Offers For Sale With Trees and Buildings
An advertisement lists several fruit land tracts near town with varying acreages and bore trees. It notes bearing trees, water rights, a house and barn, packing house, and available cash and easy terms. One tract asks 2500 dollars total with 500 down, another 3000 dollars for five acres with 500 trees, and a Sunnyslope option at five acres price five thousand dollars.
Lyceum Society Revived At Local High School
The Lyceum Literary society at the high school has been revived with many new members. Meetings are held each Monday night with a short program. Officers include Paul Garrett president Ray Morrison vice president Guy George secretary Louis George treasurer and Henry Hartman reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum Literary Society
Paul Garrett
Ray Morrison
Guy George
Louis George
Henry Hartman
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Southland
Lou Criger
St. Louis
Lou
New Orleans
Messrs
Johnson
Fitzpatrick
Jeffries
Corbett
Fitzsimmons
Sharkey
Davenport
Clinton
Hannibal
Oskaloosa
Otto Williams
Indianapolis
Otto
Chicago
Washington Americans
Clark Griffith
Charles Murphy
Frank Chance
Clark
Cincinnati Reds
Pitan
Ys Ec
Hansen
Jurist
Frater
King
County Superior Court
Coats
Barrington Hall
H. L. Wiester
ROYAL
Worcester
Church Directory
Christian Church
Palouse
A. J. Adams
First Baptist Church
E. O. Jessup
Catholic Church
The
Church of Christ
O. Pool
L. F. Clipp
Chas. Hardman
Presbyterian Church
Son
Cash
Sunnyslope
Lays
J. S. Young
Wetsel
Wenatchee
North D Street
Mrs. L. Denham
Eagle Transfer Co
Baggate
Wenatcher, Wasi
Lyceum Society
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