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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1908
Page
4
John A. Gellatly advertises sums of money available to loan on real estate security. The brief notice notes he offers adjustable terms and prompt service for property owners seeking financing.
Remaining on hand in the post office at Wenatchee for the week ending January 28 1908 are the following names. Mrs Fred Barnhart Jeannette Campbell Orville Clark A J Fairchilds Ed Gipe Fred Hamilton Will Kane J A Kerins Ida Kyes W A Little Wm McConachie Joseph Miller E N Reid Sexton of Cemetery Jennie Young. Callers must say advertised L M Hull P M.
Summer ice available at Murray's pond located west of town. Residents can pick up ice at the site starting January 21.
Readers are urged to place rental notices quickly in daily papers to reach locals without delay. The advice emphasizes rapid advertising to fill houses or rooms promptly and maximize exposure.
J. E. Sarp offers harness and saddlery goods at 25 Wenatchee Avenue next to Little and Wetzel's Market. He advertises stock and shop location for customers in the local area.
A cheap jewelry craze grips city schoolrooms with girls and some boys wearing fake rings necklaces and pins priced around ten cents. Teachers report lighthearted incidents jokes and a grammar mishap from a parent letter as students imitate gaudy adornments and novel designs.
Last night a parliamentary club named the Lyceum was organized at the high school to aid boys in parliamentary and debate work. Officers elected include President Fred Ellis, Vice President Paul Garrett, Secretary Lyman Shorwell, Reporter Guy George, and Sergeant at Arms Monty Johnson. Open programs are planned. come and dance to beat the band tonight.
Louis Michel proprietor at 112 N Wenatchee Ave announces nightly shows starting 8:30 with a Saturday matinee at 2:30. Programs changed twice weekly on Monday and Thursday, featuring motion pictures illustrated songs and weekly specialties. Friday talks by Mr Michel on audience suggested topics. Prices 15c and 25c. A family resort for mothers and children.
A reader is urged to save money by picking up bargains advertised in each Daily World issue. The notice emphasizes economy and widespread promotional offers.
A Douglas County school pupil named Johnny described human anatomy with humorous errors. He splits the body into three parts the head the chest and the borax the head as mind and brain the chest with heart and lungs and the borax containing vowels.
Marion Smith has struck good water at Columbia Valley at 275 feet. The well was dug by George Ireland in basaltic rock with a three and a half foot square hole. This is the valley’s first well with others nearby drilling to 349 feet in sand.
The band will play tonight at the Wenatchee Theater inviting local audiences to hear the music. The event promises lively performances and a selection of popular tunes for attendees.
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