Free Mail Delivery Ordered for Wenatchee Town
Olympia Jan 24 The attorney general devises a plan to pay special county horticultural inspectors after the last legislature exhausted funds to continue work. Inspectors report monthly to the state horticultural commissioner with sworn statements for per diem and expenses. Wenatchee will get free delivery beginning June 1 with two carriers and work eight hours daily.
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Olympia
Supreme Court
Washington
L. M. Hull
W. L. Jones
Washington, D. C
Post Office Department
Wenatchee
Ellensburg
Cupid Gets Solar Plexus Enjoined in Court Fight
Seattle January 24 The Times reports Daniel Cupid has been permanently enjoined by Judge George E Morris from pursuing love involving Mildred Cross the 14 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs William M Cross. Wise failed to appear and the order was entered by default. Wise later claimed an understanding with Cross and vowed to marry when she is 18, while Cross’s lawyer denied knowledge of such an arrangement. Contempt of court warned if Wise contacts Miss Cross.
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Seattle
the Times
Daniel Cupid
George E. Morris
Alfred Wise
Mildred Cross
William M. Cross
Ross
Wise
Cross
Morris
G. B. Cole
Miss Cross
Wenatchee Society News and Local Appointments
G W Jones, a Wenatchee resident for six months, plans to move to Williston NC next week. The A O U W held a dance at Bower Hall with many friends present. The 852 Club meets at Mrs B J Williams home on Okanogan Heights Thursday afternoon January 30. Mrs Percy Scheble and Mrs T Ross depart Thursday for a week in Seattle. W Reeves of Wenatchee Drug Co moves to residence at Washington and Douglas. Theodore Thomas regained health enough to drive yesterday. Episcopal Church plans a reunion Monday evening at Sprague's Hall with Bishop Lemuel H Wells of Spokane attending.
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G. W. Jones
Wenatchee
Williston
N. C
Bower Hall
B. J. Williams
Okanogan Heights
Percy Scheble
T. Ross
Seattle
W. S. Reeves
Wenatchee Drug Company
Washington and
Douglas Streets
Theodore Thomas
Episcopal Church
Sprague’s Hall
Lemuel H. Wells
Spokane
Social gatherings mark a cordial village week
The Ladies Aid of the Baptist church hosted a box social in the church parlors to a successful turnout. The Friday evening Club met at Mr. and Mrs. Tupper’s home for a 6:30 dinner and the game 500 after, with the next meeting at Dr. King’s. Mrs. L. G. Olds celebrated her eighth wedding anniversary with friends and baskets, followed by social chat. Attendees included Mesdames Gellatly Reeves Fuller Tupper Culp King and others from Snohomish, Wash.
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Bers
The
Baptist Church
H. E. Fenton
Chas. Fenton
John Wilson
Albert Wilson
E. M. Allen
Dr. King
S. A. Thompson
H. H. Whitaker
H. A. Chapin
Geo. Coburn
F. W. Arnold
McDowell
Snohomish, Wash
Waterville Milling Co Dissolved. mills allocated
The Waterville Milling Co which owned flouring mills at Waterville Chelan Falls and Bridgeport has been dissolved at a recent meeting. W. N. Thompson takes the Waterville mill G. D. Brown the Chelan Falls plant and H. F. Klaas and S. J. Brown the Bridgeport mill.
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Waterville
Chelan Falls
Bridgeport
Waterville Milling Co
W. N. Thompson
G. D. Brown
H. F. Klaas
S. J. Brown
Bridgeport Republican
Swackhanner Returns to Speak at Whitworth College
Hayti native Swackhanner, known as the called parson, took over the Whitworth chapel Wednesday and spoke for half an hour about the Philippines. He predicted the islands would someday become the greatest country, sharing soldier experiences but offering limited knowledge of the region. He is noted for speeches and collecting in Wenatchee.
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Swackhanner
Parson
Leavenworth
Cashmere
Wenatchee
Swack
Utter Accepts Waterville Methodist Pastorate
Rev. F. B. Utter has accepted the pastorate of the First Methodist church in Waterville replacing Rev. Daniels who has resigned. Utter plans to move within weeks and establish residence there. His fruit ranch will be managed by M. G. Jackson.
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Utter
Waterville
F. B. Utter
First Methodist Church of
Daniels
M. G. Jackson
Coal mine prospect spurs talk of future in Leavenworth area
A man identified as Brown from Liberty, Kittitas county, leased 35 acres near Peshastin and claims a five to seven foot coal vein. He plans to develop once weather permits, raising hopes of a large scale mine and smelters. Local notes report O W Ernst's recovery, Ed Nelson’s city visit, and several residents visiting or arriving in town.
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Brown
Liberty
Kittitas County
Peshastin
Leavenworth
E. T. Nemeyer
Vwell
Taxes for 1907 Due and Delinquent Rules
Taxes for 1907 are due February 3 with delinquency allowed after May 31. A 15 percent annual penalty applies after delinquency. A 3 percent rebate is offered if paid before March 15. Half may be paid before May 31 and the rest before November 30 without interest. Certificates of delinquency cannot be issued until one year from delinquency. Personal property taxes are due Feb 3 and delinquent March 15. Taxes may be collected earlier if property is removed or about to be removed.
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Eiderheimer Stern Line
Young Men’s
Hull
Congressman Jones
W.W. L. Jones
Cupid
Cual
Peshastia
Stranger
O. W. Ernst
W. M. Rice
Ed. Nelson
Chewawa
Farmers’ Club of
Southside
Delia Zwight of
Entiat
City
Mildred Hollenbeck
P. S. Kern
J. M. Lethbridge
Adrian
Missouri
C. K. Crow
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