Bazaar Ad Warns of Ice Cream Delivery and Supplies
The Palmetto Bazaar advertises city wide ice cream brick delivery and invites customers to phone in their order. It also offers prices on fruit jars caps and rubbers.
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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1908
Page
1
The Palmetto Bazaar advertises city wide ice cream brick delivery and invites customers to phone in their order. It also offers prices on fruit jars caps and rubbers.
Wenatchee fans will see two games at the park Sunday June 14 with Ephrata then Monday June 15 a exhibition against the Vancouver Canucks. Manager Taylor expects a large crowd and has raised Monday admission to 50 cents to cover costs.
The Wenatchee Military Band staged a well received waltz party at the Wenatchee theatre with a nine piece ensemble led by Louis Crollard. Sixty couples danced from nine until early morning and praised the band as excellent hosts.
From Rock Island to Kettle Falls a new driftwood catching industry has started. Hundreds work two weeks gathering logs floating down the Columbia while many men at Brewster guard boats and land logs at the bank for sixty cents a thousand feet. Capt. McDermott notes navigation hazards from debris. Huck Fitch watches and repairs jewelry in Wenatchee Avenue.
Tonight and Friday and Saturday the theatre presents a full program of motion pictures with illustrated songs and music. Management reports growing popularity evidenced by large crowds and favorable visitor feedback from out of town. The venue now features electric fans and ice water for a cool evening, plus a popular price dance after Saturday night shows. Diamond settings offered at Huck and Fitch's on Wenatchee avenue near E. V. Martin's old stand.
Officers of aid societies from Christian Methodist Presbyterian Episcopalian and Baptist churches met in the park to form a union for serving ice cream at bench concerts. Each society will take turns and avoid opposing gatherings. The park committee approved selling ice cream as a service to both churches and the public. The Catholic ladies society was invited to join and is considering it. The Baptist church will sell cream Friday evening June 12.
W H Dickson sold his ten acre ranch Wednesday to C F Jackey of Seattle for 39000 cash. The deal was arranged by Christiansen and Deniston of Wenatchee with possession of crops included.
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