Corner Lot for Boarding House and Residence Listed
Property near the bridge priced at 750 dollars covers 90 by 120 feet, described as suitable for a boarding house or residence. Includes location details and potential use.
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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1908
Page
4
Property near the bridge priced at 750 dollars covers 90 by 120 feet, described as suitable for a boarding house or residence. Includes location details and potential use.
The Modern Woodmen Forestry team hosts a grand ball at Bower Hall on Wednesday evening January 22 with music by the Crollard Orchestra. Admission is $1 with spectators charged 25 cents.
The celebrated buck and wing dancer Miss Lillie Mullen, who impressed crowds with the Minstrel Maids, will perform at the Horseshoe Theater opening tonight. Mrs A Z Wells hosts the Art Club gathering this afternoon.
Article recalls Jack O Connor driving the first team across the first wagon bridge over the Columbia at Wenatchee marking the town s birth into a city Dr McCoy led the second team The toll is discussed but no toll house is planned by local bridge representatives
A Chicago lawyer native to Winona Illinois joins a local firm after favorable remarks during a fall visit. Ludington graduated Northwestern Law, practiced ten years in Chicago, partnered with Lewis, then Ludington & Jones, is active Republican, and holds several Masonic and fraternal memberships. He is married with a two year old daughter and staying at the Great Northern Hotel pending home goods arrival.
Deputy Sheriff Billy Simmons says bloodhounds will arrive from Kentucky near E H D Webb's former home within about a month to aid in pursuing criminals after jail breaks burglaries or train robberies.
The college reports five new students this week across multiple courses. L. Z. Cooper from Waterville joins stenographic studies, N. E. Doty from Wenatchee enters book keeping, Alice Johnson from Wenatchee takes shorthand, Stillman Miller from Wenatchee joins commercial work, and Blanch Schnack from Wenatchee pursues bookkeeping. More students expected today.
A persuasive note emphasizes the need for utmost care and medical attention for the most sensitive and easily injured human organ, urging readers to consult professionals for proper care and protection.
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