Local residents arrive for business and visits
R L Pitcher of Orondo and Quill Estes of Peshastin visit for business. J Fred Braid of the Seattle Times and Ester Davis of the Frye Bruhn Co visit. Families travel to Leavenworth Moscow Idaho and Wenatchee while others plan trips to Kentucky and Quincy Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quill Estes of Peshastin
J. Fred Braid
The
Seattle Times
Lina Huston
Leavenworth
J. W. Sheily
Bridge Mountain
A. L. Miller
W. R. Clarey
Entiat
Frank Therriault
Mountain Home
Idaho
Ester Davis
Frye-Bruhn Co
Seattle
Local Notes on Travel and Commerce
Roy Freeman night clerk at the post office travels to Dakota on business. Ed S. Eaves of Western Union heads to Spokane for work. Parley buys 40 cattle from Little Wetsel for Anacortes market. First home grown potatoes enter market from H D Martin of Monitor. Zelma Reeves returns from Seattle after attending University of Washington. Mrs John Berger and son back in Spokane after visiting sister Mrs Dr Cameron. J R Snyder of C O Nursery to Goldendale for potential branch nursery expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Freeman
Dakota
Ed. S. Eaves
Western Union Company
Spokane
S. A. Parley
Little Wetsel
H. D. Martin
Monitor
Zelma Reeves
Seattle
University of Washington
John Berger and Son
Cameron
J. R. Snyder
C. & O. Nursery Company
Goldendale
Winesap Post Office Opens Above Wenatchee On Columbia
Winesap notes a new post office 22 miles above Wenatchee on the Columbia River south of the Oklahoma settlement. A ferry broke away but was retrieved by N. D. Austin and Corson Coal in rowboats. The Bore Creek Mill company runs the ferry and a small store. Development works focus on irrigation water, with Austin Coal, Walter Packwood and Howard Lamoreaux involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winesap
Wenatchee
Columbia River
Oklahoma Settlement
N. D. Austin
Corson Coal
Bore Creek Mill Company
Messrs
Austin & Coal
Walter Packwood
Howard Lamoreaux
Cox
Austin
Chelan
Minnesota
Jack Roads
Masonic convocations in Wenatchee and Riverside lodge
Wenatchee Chapter No 22 R A M calls a special convocation at the Masonic hall on Wednesday June 9 to meet R L McCroskey grand high priest. Riverside lodge No 112 holds a special communication Friday June 11 at 8 pm for Master Mason work. Relinquishment sales: 160 acres with timber and water near Brewster. 400 acres near Orondo with river front and orchard. 10 acres near Wenatchee. 6 acres and 4 acres apple selections. Big Four Real Estate Co lists several parcels with prices and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee
Masonic Hall
R. L. McCroskey
Riverside Lodge No. 112
Grand Lodge
Brewster
F. H. Foster
Wash
Resolutions Report on European Waterways Mission
Letters from 1909 discuss a commission to study waterways in Europe and the U S to prepare recommended improvements for congress. The group plans to depart soon after adjournment and report at the next regular session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission
Europe
Congress
Break With Spreckels Ends Engagement of Mary Adele Case
The engagement of concert singer Mary Adele Case to Claus Spreckels III of California has been broken. Case will soon depart for Seattle alone as she announced the break in the engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Mary Adele Case
Claus Spreckels III
California
Miss Case
Seattle
Showers in East and Washington Fair Tonight
Showers are forecast for the eastern region with a Washington Fair attendance likely disrupted. Occasional rain continues tonight and into Wednesday, with stronger showers limited to the far eastern areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Missouri governor signs tobacco smoking ban for youths
Jefferson City June 8 Governor Hadley signed a bill prohibiting smoking cigarettes in public places by persons aged 10 to 18. The measure aims to curb youth tobacco use and enforcement details were outlined by state officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Hadley
Bank bookkeeper charged in $40000 embezzlement case
New Haven June 8 Frederick Brigham head bookkeeper of Merchants National Bank was arrested today on charges of embezzling bank funds. The shortage is reported to reach $40000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Frederick Brigham
Merchants National Bank
You are invited to drop in and see in operation
Local notice invites residents to visit a work site to observe ongoing operations. The message stresses an open demonstration event with public access and observing staff at work.
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Orondo
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Waterville
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Cashmere
M. Baxter
Kentucky
William Mercer
C. H. Armstrong
Moscow
John Bower
Quincy
C. A. Bower
Wm. Justice
Mother
Wichita, Kan
Eva Tedford
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Ellis-Forde Co
Valley Today
Joseph A. Murphy, Alfred L. Hill
Columbia Valley Bank Bldg
Is International
Wells & Morris
Royal Arch Masons
A. M
BIG Four Real Estate CO
Postoffice
Martin & Barrows
First National Bank
Commis
Sion
S. H. Piles
Miles Poindexter
Benton Maret
Western Union Life Insurance Company
George O. Brewster
Western Washington
Halling & Sinclair
J. J. Ever
N. Mission St
State
Wenatchee Avenue
Spreckels
Cigs
Missouri
Rose
Independence
Ame
Orondo Development CO
E. C. Fisher
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