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Wenatchee Daily World

Location

Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1906

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Wenatchee High School Holds Second Commencement

The Wenatchee high school held its second annual commencement in the theatre decorated in pink and green. Rev. Mintzer led the invocation, with Miss Case presenting diplomas to graduates. Prof. A R Priest of the University of Washington gave the principal address on Gladstone, followed by closing words from Dr. Gilchrist and benediction by F W Cooper.

Wenatchee High School A.R. Priest University of Washington Gladstone F. W. Cooper

We natchee High School Picnic At Squilchuck Grounds

The second annual picnic of We natchee high school occurred at Squilchuck East picnic grounds on Thursday. About twenty young people left the city at nine, arriving at the grounds by ten thirty. A very appetizing lunch was served at noon after.

Wenatchee

Freshman Sophomore and Junior Day Exercises Summary

Stephen Knowles gave the freshman class address while Lyman Shotwell recited a poem for the sophomores. A. W. Camp replied for the juniors to Clifford Godfrey's seniors address. The afternoon included hill climbing and flower picking before the group departed for the city at 3:30 p.m., tired but happy.

Stephen Knowles Lyman Shotwell A. W. Camp Clifford Godfrey

Wenatchee Ad Campaign Organized By Commercial Club

President Guy O Browne of the Wenatchee Commercial club appointed a three member committee to lead a city advertisement drive. The group seeks monthly pledges from local business leaders and has already gained early support from several firms. Funds will be separate from club money, with committee members R F Holm K D Olda and L V Wells managing the effort.

Guy O. Browne Commercial Club Wenatchee R. F. Holm K. D. Olda L. V. Wells

Hotel Fit Likely for Groves-Miller Block on Wenatchee

Rumors swirl over the Groves-Miller block on Wenatchee Avenue South proposing upper floors reserved for a hotel. Groves says no definite plans yet while others expect a hotel if a suitable tenant is found. An option on two corner lots worth 5500 could extend the building to five storefronts once a tenant is secured. Eagle Transfer Co. employs twenty men excavating the basement and expects completion within a month.

Groves-Miller Wenatchee Avenue Groves Messrs. Groves and Miller Eagle Transfer Company

Busy Week in Church Circles

A busy church schedule unfolds this week with a cottage prayer meeting at Mrs. P. P. Holcomb on the afternoon of today. The Women’s Home Mission Society meets Tuesday at Mrs. J. F. Chasé’s home on Mission Street opposite the Elberta Hotel. Wednesday sees the Ladies’ Aid hosted by Mrs. C M. Carden on Palouse Street. Friday features an Epworth League social in the church basement, inviting all members. Rev. W. E. Armfield will preach Sunday morning and evening, linked to the Deacon’s Home in Spokane. Mrs. J. R. Smith, wife of the Great Northern depot auditor, departed yesterday for Spokane.

Methodist Church P. P. Holcomb Women’s Home Mission Society J. F. Chasé Mission Street Elberta Hotel Ladies’ Aid C M. Carden Palouse Street Epworth League W. E. Armfield Spokane

Twenty-three Wenatchee Students Earn Eighth Grade Promotion

Twenty three Wenatchee boys and girls who completed the first eight grades took part in a ceremony at the Methodist church. Fourteen pupils earned state eighth grade diplomas while many received promotion certificates. Grace Wiester had the highest county credit. Earl Matt followed closely. The graduating class includes Sadie Godfrey Helen G Keith Grace M Wiester Mildred M Hallenbeck Delia S Zwight Grace E Christianson Mae Mottler Orrie E Taylor Arthur Gunn Charles Hilton Earl G Marr Ernest Sprague Lloyd Milner James T Taylor Frank Pate Frank E Marr George D Clarke Percy Honeaker William A Thompson William A V Hauxbarat Claude C Chamberlin John T Dietch very Wilt.

Henry Ward Beecher Earl Marr William Thompson Helen Keith Mildred Hallenbeck Delia Zwight Sadie Godfrey Grace Weister Riste Frank Marr Claude Chamberlain Grace Olchristensen John Drewh Arthur Gunn, Jr Clara Mottler Earnest Sprague Perry Wilt Grace Wiester Earl Matt

Commercial Club Plans Evening Meeting on July Fourth Celebration

Trustees of the Commercial club call a general meeting tonight at the club rooms to gauge business sentiment for a Fourth of July celebration. The trustees favor the event and seek endorsement from business men. Mrs. H. R. Vaughn departed for Spokane to visit Mrs. Abrams for a week, while Mr. Vaughn also travels to Spokane.

Commercial Club

Wenatchee Development Company lists prime city property

The Wenatchee Development Company has again placed on the market much of the best property in the city. A price list and plat are available at the office.

Wenatchee Development Company

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Wenatchee Theatre City OF Groves-Miller Block J. R. Smith Great Northern Depot Flossie Gellatly Rufus Arthur Gunn Bousquet and Holm H.l.wiester Bower Block
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