Hawk at Hartline Names Temporary Yard Manager
Harry Hawk, bookkeeper for Hayden Lumber Company at Wenatchee, will oversee company yards in Hartline while Mr. Steele tours other yards cutting 900 cords of wood. Miss Ella Kuentzel, former high school instructor in the city, arrived from Seattle to visit friends for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hawk
Hayden Lumber Company
Wenatchee
Mr. Steele
Hartline
Ella Kuentzel
Seattle
Douglas County rural routes start from St Andrews
A Waterville dispatch to the Seattle Times notes the first rural free delivery route in Douglas county will originate from St Andrews. The route runs south from Hartline and has operated since July 1, 1907. Route No 2 will begin February 1. A Hartline post office examination last week sought carriers for the Krupp route.
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Waterville
Seattle Times
Douglas County
St. Andrews
Hartline
Krupp
Cook with electricity disc stove offers quick heat
A small table top disc stove heats water or cooks meals quickly. Free trial available.
Installation of Officers by local G A R and W R C
The local G A R post installed Commander M O Merrill senior vice commander S R Manning and other officers including J W Ferguson as installing officer and J B Palmer as adjutant. The local W R C sessions elected President Emma R Gardner and a slate of officers with Mrs. Susie Shotwell serving as patriotic instructor and secretary Anna May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. R. Post
J. W. Ferguson
M. O. Merrill
S. R. Manning
W. B. Smith
E. P. Mosher
J. B. Palmer
A. P. Clayton
J. D. Pierce
Chas. Lescher
Emma R. Gardner
Mary E. Palmer
Sarah A. Buttles
W. Chapman
E. A. Ferrin
Loretta Wenner
Clara A. Winters
Marietta Barnes
Amanda Horan
Blendena McEldowney
Rose Batherton
Jennie Bartlett
Susie Shotwell
Anna May
Mahala Olds
Nichols and Nowlan Consolidate Insurance Firm
Nichols and Nowlan plan to manage the insurance business of about fifty leading U S fire and accident companies after purchasing R F Holm & Co. The firm will specialize in insurance along with real estate and loans, with offices in a well located, well equipped office expected to attract substantial business next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Nichols & Nowlan
R. F. Holm & Co
Holm
L. V. Wells
Carl Christenson
Bryan Predicts Cannon as Republican Candidate
Danville Illinois January 10 W J Bryan spoke at a Bryan democrats banquet and predicted Joseph G Cannon of Danville would be the Republican candidate. He said he would oppose Cannon. A K Lail family moved into a new residence on First Street. High School notes report football goods packed for next season and a meeting of the athletic association to revise the constitution and elect a manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville, Ill
W. J. Bryan
Joseph G. Cannon
Danville
Cannon
High School Athletic Association
Washington Boiled Dinner Set by Presbyteria Church
The ladies of the Presbyterian church prepare a Washington boiled dinner at the Manse next Wednesday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Presbyteria
Church
Washington
Nebraska reunion discussed by former residents
Former Nebraska residents talk of a statewide reunion to be held soon. The suggested date is the evening before the ninth, marking the anniversary of Nebraska achieving statehood by federal act. Further announcements will appear in the Daily World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Nebraska
Superior Court Decision Affects Local Marriages and Property
Local attorneys say a recent supreme court ruling renders some marriages null and void and forces review of property rights. The Washington versus Fenn case held extraterritorial effect of state marriage law when domicile is within Washington, affecting marriages contracted out of state by residents, including cousin marriages and post divorce remarriages in Victoria, B C.
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Supreme Court
State of Washington
Elizabeth Fenn
Edward Hodges
King County
Joseph Clark
Victoria
B. C
British Columbia
Rudkin
Washington
Andrews Will Not Resign
Lincoln Nebraska reports E Ben Andrews denies rumors of resignation from the University of Nebraska and says he has been granted a leave of absence. Fred Kemp of Corbin Kemp Wenatchee attorneys visited town Tuesday to handle client interests while expressing pride in the town’s growth. Judge Palmer of Wenatchee visited his son Frank and family and attended G A R festivities, sharing war era stories.
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Lincoln, Neg
E. Ben
University of Nebraska
Fred Kemp
Corbin & Kemp
Wenatchee
Cashmere
Judge Palmer
Frank
Leap Year Party Glitters With Greenery and Grace
A Leap Year dancing party hosted by about thirty five young ladies under Mrs. Percy Scheble and Misses Lillian Vaughn and Julia Mahoney lit Eagle Hall with pine boughs and evergreen light fixtures. Guests escorted by ladies enjoyed a formal banquet at midnight and a toast to the ladies. A. R. Carrico, Wenatchee Valley Fruit Growers’ assistant bookkeeper, returns from Spokane.
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Percy Scheble
Lillian Vaughn
Julia Mahoney
Eagle Hall
Hallie Morrison
Hazel Garton
J. E. Ferguson
Mild
D Hallenbeck
Zelma Reeves
Anna Sumner
Helen Thompson
Stella Savara
A. R. Carrico
Wenatchee Valley Fruit Growers’ Association
Spokane
Celebrated Wedding Anniversary Luncheon
In a town custom, ladies gathered at Mrs. H. E. Fenton’s home on D street for a one o clock luncheon and afternoon sociability to honor her wedding anniversary. Guests included Mesdames S. A. Thompson G. W. Coburn A. N. Corbin E. M. Allen and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Fenton
D Street
S. A. Thompson
G. W. Coburn
A. N. Corbin
E. M. Allen
Chas. Fenton
W. A. Thompson
Leroy Wright
H. H. Whittaker
D. W. King
H. A. Chapin
L. G. Olds
W. S. Trimble
U. K. Lail
Albert Wilson
T. Wilson
Elderly Man Breaks Collar Bone in Street Collision
G. P. Slocum suffered a broken collar bone after being struck by a second team while crossing the street. The elderly man faces potential serious injuries. Also noted are visits by Leslie Cooper of Waterville and Mrs. Frank Johnson of Cashmere, plus travel plans for Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Scheble through California and New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. P. Slocum
Mr. Slocum
F. M. Scheble
California
New Mexico
Christen son Funeral Updated at Episcopal Church
The funeral for Mrs. Carl Christen son will be Sunday at 1 30 PM at the Episcopal church. The body rests at Hall's undertaking parlors until noon tomorrow and may be viewed there in the forenoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Christenson
Episcopal Church
Hall
Wilson Greek Ladies Here
Misses Tressié Swanson and Tillie Yaeger of Wilson Creek visit Wenatchee and consider attending the local business college. The Clockum area advances a telephone line to connect with the Farmers' Telephone network at C. B. Reed's, easing long trips.
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Tressié Swanson
Tillie Yaeger
Wilson Creek
Wenatchee
Clockum
C. B. Reed's
Clara Amos
Malaga
E. S
Gulick Oleson
P. O. Vaal
Oregon
Dick Courtenay
Henry Brundige
Elk City
Idaho
A. L. Smart
Spokane
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Douglas CO
Wenatehee Electric Company
North Central
Strong Bank
Columbia Valley Bank
Apple
Andy Brown
The
Daily World
G. A. R. and
Bryan
A. K. Lail
First St
Andrews
Escort
Gayety
Leslie Cooper
City
His Brother
Ray Cooper
Mrs. Frank Johnson of
W. T. Rarey
Christenson
Faneral
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