District notes and travel through Wenatchee area
Local items report Edith Milner leaving for Seattle summer school and Frank Dallam traveling to Albany Oregon for his wedding. Prosecuting Attorney Cross goes to Leavenworth to investigate the McGee murder. Attys Emerson and Atkinson discussed fruit laws as Ben Spear visits Wenatchee. Balch tours the valley assessing a likely bumper fruit crop with high prices ahead.
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Edith Milner
Seattle
Cross
Leavenworth
McGee
Rossi
Wenatchee Milling Company
Lillian Vaughn
Johnson School of Music
Frank Dallam
Albany
Oregon
William Emerson
Chelan
Wenatchee
Bedford
Iowa
Fred Kimery
Emerson
L. England
Culp
Atkinson
Trade Register
Ben Spear
Douglas County Press
State Fish Commission
C. T. Balch
Wenatchee Valley
Red Cross Pharmacy promises purity and accuracy
The ad urges choosing a druggist as carefully as a doctor noting the importance of pure medicines. Red Cross Pharmacy, led by J. B. Bache, emphasizes 19 years of experience to ensure prescriptions are filled correctly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Crops
Red Cross Pharmacy
J. B. Bache
Watches That Never Vary Guarantee Prompt Service
A local retailer stresses the value of punctuality for success and promotes reliable watches. The ad touts watches with tested reputations and guarantees, pitched as essential tools for the diligent person who keeps engagements to the minute.
Methodist Children’s Day Program Schedule Readied
A June 9 church program lists songs recitations solos and class performances by children and girls including Beulah Barclay Maud Parsons Doris Jones and Berna. The service features Sabbath School at 10 am Epworth League at 7 pm and Evening service at 8 pm with Pastor Lauren R Rufus speaking on The Doctrine of Sunshine. Special music by the choir includes Come thou with us and we will do thee good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVerne Bowersox
Beulah Barclay
Jesus Love
Maud Parsons
Syed
Erate Bilwms
Stee
Ole Byron Blake Door Lewis
Berna
Mildred Finch
Helen Thompson
Aly Cacao
Cveceeeessees
Doris Jones
Benediction
Epworth League
Lauren R. Rufus
Chelan Man Passes Through Wenatchee After Tacoma Visit
W. Starr of Chelan traveled via Wenatchee on his way home from Tacoma where he attended the recent Masonic festivities. Judge Steiner also departed for Conconully to open the regular term of the Superior court there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nh. W. Starr
Chelan
Wenatchee
Tacoma
Steiner
Concon |Ully
Masons Set Special Session This June
The Royal Arch Masons announce a special session here on the nights of June 10 and 11. Visiting Masons from Wilson Creek and Leavenworth are expected, with a large gathering anticipated by members of the ancient and popular order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arch Masons
Wilson Creek
Leavenworth
Wenatchee High School delivers notable act in town
Wenatchee High School students presented Between the Acts Tuesday evening at the G A R hall showing extraordinary talent in the red apple town. Parts were well carried and earned merited applause though attendance was small due to poor advertising and bad weather. After the show social dancing followed with the McDaniels orchestra providing music for both occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee High School
G. A. R. Hall
Red Apple
McDaniels Orchestra
Cashmere
Prominent People to Marry in Bellingham
Invitations are out for the wedding of Miss Pauline Jacobs and Mr. Harold C. Camp at the bride’s parents home in Bellingham on June 26. Jacobs is known in Chelan county as the Democratic nominee for county school superintendent, while Camp is a civil engineer formerly based in Wenatchee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Jacobs
Harold C. Camp
Bellingham
Miss Jacobs
Chelan County
Mr. Camp
Made
Wenatchee
Aberdeen Banishes Undesirable Citizens
June 7 The Aberdeen police under Chief Schneider move to expel undesirables from the city. Edwin Fletcher from Portland was escorted to the train this morning and warned others of the same class to leave. The harbor press and council have criticized the force for laxity while new developments against floaters in the bay are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Schneider
Edwin Fletcher
Portland
Lforce
Oklahoma Referendum Set for August 6
William H. Murray, president of the Oklahoma constitutional convention, announced that the ratification election will be held August 6 despite Judge Pancoast enjoining Governor Frantz from issuing the proclamation. The proclamation must issue by June 6, and either Murray or the secretary will issue a call within the time limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
I. T
William H. Murray
Oklahoma
Pancoast
Frantz
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Operetta Rehearsed by St Luke’s Church Group
The ladies of St Luke's church assisted by several singing men rehearse an operetta to be produced soon. Professor Milne, author of the operetta, conducts the rehearsals. A detailed description will follow later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St.Luke’s Church
Milne
Presbyterian Church Services and Children’s Day Program
On Sunday June 9 1907 the Presbyterian Church held a 9 45 am Sunday school led by superintendent Howard Thomas 11 am worship with a sermon The Strength of Right Thinking 3 pm Sunday school at Lewis and Clarke school led by W A Thompson 7 pm Young People C E meeting 730 pm annual Children’s Day exercises with songs and recitations All welcome Thursday evening praise and prayer service The stranger’s church minister John W Berger announces the program
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Howard Thomas
Lewis and Clarke School
W. A. Thompson
Young People’s Meeting
C. E
The
Stranger’s Church
John W. Berger
Children Day Program at Presbyterian Church
A Sunday evening program for Chil dren's Day at the Presbyterian church on June 9 begins at 7 30. It features a processional, congregation songs, recitations by children including Chloris Thompson Helen Verryman Florence Fenton and Vera Scheble, and multiple class performances with songs and sayings such as The Children's Offering and Fragrant Roses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Florence Fenton
Christian Church Weekly Services and Sermons
Christian Church schedules Bible school at 10 a.m. Preaching at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. with themes "From Great Essentials to the Christian Life" and "What is Conversion" plus an illustrated children's sermon. Evening prayer 8 p.m. Thursday mid week and Young People at 7 p.m. Sunday. All seats free. E O Jessup, minister. Corner Chelan avenue and First street north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Andrew J. Adams
Chelan Avenue
First Street
E. O. Jessup
Will You Set a Hen Eggs Hatch Hatching Offer
West End Poultry Ranch urges readers to order eggs now for hatchable stock before the season closes on June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End Poultry Ranch
Camp Meeting Held by Church of God Near Wenatchee
The Church of God runs a protracted camp meeting at Liberty school house, five miles east of Wenatchee. It begins May 31 and will run ten days or more. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
Liberty School House
Wenatchee
Necklace Lost Between Church and Home Recovered
Mrs. D E Shipman advertised for a gold necklace lost near the Presbyterian church. H E Motteler of 506 Crowds avenue returned with the necklace to claim the $5 reward, illustrating the value of World want ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Shipman
Presbyterian Church
Here Home
H. E. Motteler
Crowds Avenue
Bunkers Building Soon At Catch All Fuel Site
Catch all Fuel starts coal bunker construction near the railroad and cannery site. 31000 feet of lumber will be used and the bunkers will hold fifty carloads of coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catchall Fuel Company
St Luke's Church Announces Sunday Services and Free Seats
St Luke's Episcopal Church features Sunday school at 9 45 a m and morning prayer with a sermon at 11 a m on Eutychus or a Study in Apathy. The rector plans to conduct services in Leavenworth. no evening service. Baptist church social draws large crowd with comic songs and speeches by men of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eutychus
Leavenworth
T. A. Hilton
Reunions and Local Notes Ledger from Wenatchee
Boyhood friends Frank Scheble and Jap Cruson reunite after 25 years in Wenatchee. Cruson, once in Sheldon, visits from Spokane via I O O F convention. Residents and visitors include Mrs. Rogers and daughter en route to Seattle, J D Bonar at Waterville hotel, Charley Gray of Entiat, and Harry Austin now in Seattle. Dooley Wheeler heads Beacon school. next year Grace Paris and a third teacher join Wheeler. Masons set 7 pm start for a meeting in Pythian hall with first degree work. Pogue Drug Co promotes fountain pens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Scheble
Jap Cruson
Centralia
Wisconsin
Mr. Scheble
Horace Greeley
Scheble
Wenatchee Avenue
Cruson
Washington
Sheldon
Spokane
Wenatchee
A. L. Rogers
Waterville
Seattle
Express
Baker
J. D. Bonar
Charley Gray
Harry Austin
Dooley P. Wheeler
Beacons School
Wheeler
Grace Paris
Wheeler School
Pythian Hall
Pogue Drug Co
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DR. Moad
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DR. Hutchinson
Fras
H. W. Russell
J. W. Stratton
Bower Block
U. W
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H. Dennis
H. W. Stockton
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J. H. Dahling
C. A. Battles
Wenatchee Lodge
Ellis-Forde Hall
N. G
P. H. Sherburne
A. R
Daniel McCook
Department of Washington
Alaska
Odd Fellowe Hall
Merrill
J. B. Palmer
Riverside Lodge
R. E. Thayer
W. M
R. H. Nowlan
Modern Woodmen OF America
Frank Baggott
R. L. Bartlett
Brotherhood OF American Yeomen
Columbus Homestead
A. F. Lake
Carl Ray
C. W. Jorgenson
O. D. Johnson
Wenatchee, Wash
Chloris Thompson
Helen Verryman
Ole Song
Christian Church
First Baptist Church
Jamestown
Jamestown Exposition
Daily World
Pacific Northwest
Daily World Daily and Sunday Post-Intelligencer
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P.I
New York Tribune Farmer
Toledo Blade
the Advance
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N. W. Horticulturist
Wenatchee Canning CO
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
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