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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1910
Page
8
Beginning this morning customers receive a ticket toward a gold watch with every dollar’s worth of goods bought. The drawing will occur on July 4th. Ask about the abso ticket.
Miss Cassie Estey of Kalispel visits Miss Gertrude Cowan on D street after attending Bellingham Normal. Local residents Lawrence Lakin Entiat and others are seen in the city. Women’s Relief Corps gathering, sales, trips, and civic notices fill a busy day with ads for Victor machines and local services.
Congressman Boutelle assailed prohibition at the national brewers convention in Washington. President Carl J. Hester of the United States Brewers' Association predicted brewers would ally with real reformers to advance temperance.
Des Moines reports no final decision on governor nomination with 1500 of 2300 precincts reporting. Governor Carroll leads Warren Garst by about 10,000, while Prouty and Kennedy appear competitive in key congressional districts. Sioux Falls headquarters claim Egan may win by 8,000 amid party factional battles.
Manager Sidener’s Engineers won decisively 7 to 2 over Tammany with Smallage limiting hits to two and Fisher and Fleishman contributing key hits. Fleishman, a new recruit, snagged two likely homers but capped at one on the bases, while Fisher added another run with a circuit. Managers seek new material as the race tightens. ad notes rent and a local drug store item follow.
The West End Columbia River District Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist church met forenoon yesterday with Mrs. L. V. Wells presiding. Reports from Chelan auxiliary and Mrs. Moiteler noted. Afternoon session named officers. total members 36 with dues and mite contributions tallied. CORRESPONDENT.
Cc. E. Owens will ship a pumping plant from Wenatchee to his Columbia river ranch to lift water 120 feet for irrigating 100 acres of fruit land, half in bearing. The unit will be ready in thirty days with power supplied by the Entiat Power Company.
W. A. Buttles sues Thomas Hoyne and others with Sam. R. Sumner as attorney for the plaintiff notices of action filed.
Henry M. Hammond a Dougas county rancher drowned May 24 after falling with his horse from a high bluff into the Columbia river near Barry. The body is not recovered though likely swept far downstream. Seattle relatives offer a liberal reward for the finder. Hammond about 40, 5 ft 11 in, 165 pounds, wore work garments and high lace boots. Contact Dr. Lee Baker in Seattle.
Friends of Rev. W. T. Easter claim a plot aims to install Rev. T. B. Ford as Portland district superintendent. They cite Sunnyside church officials withholding Rev. Euster salary after June 15 as part of the scheme. Euster says the move violates Methodist rules and defies the bishop and Oregon conference. The conspiracy is said to target Easter and district superintendent W. B. Hollingshead.
A. E. Swan of Orondo arrived in the city to oversee work on the Columbia river pumping plant of the Orondo Land and Water company. He was joined by Seattle official Mr. Gillette, connected with the irrigation company, two miles below the plant being installed by F. C. Lem on.
Several furnished rooms available at $2 to $3 per week in a modern close in location. Contact Louis Mullerbile at phone 84. Work wanted section notes boys 16 seeking jobs. call 1833 or visit 352 North Mission.
On Tuesday evening June 7 at the home of Mr and Mrs Chas S Hardman in Okanogan avenue Miss Lola Hurst of Jefferson Oklahoma married Earl M McKee of Wenatchee. The groom a Chelan county teacher just closed a term in Squilchunk district. The bride, an Oklahoma music teacher, will make Wenatchee home on a leased ranch north of the city. A host of friends wish the couple a long and happy life.
Property offers 40 acres with 2 1 2 acres for apples, 8 acres suitable for an orchard, and remaining pasture. Located 3 1 2 miles from town. Price 1200 dollars for immediate purchase. Inquiries to Charles T. Scott box 434 Wenatchee or O A Miller Cashmere Wash. June 15.
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