Local notes include visits and moves in Wenatchee area
Ansel Good reports feeling better. Miss Effie Alexander visits Miss Alice Johnson in Wenatchee. J W Johnson heads to Seattle. Henry Sams takes a two week vacation with Perry Will filling in. Mabel Crow back at Wenatchee bakery. Charlotte Groves returns from Tacoma and school. Henry Shumeman home from Seattle after eye treatment. Nevis departs for Everett to work there. Evelyn Vincent replaces her Wenatchee abstract office. George Hansel from Portland visits, may stay. Anniversary club hosted by Mrs. Howard Thomas with two new members Mrs. Ludington and Mrs. Lodge. Jack Seaman arrives from Seattle. Bertha Smith returns to Chelan after Pu llman College. Glenn Young family relocate to Okanogan avenue. F T Motteler returns from Brewster on business for Motteler Brothers Real Estate.
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J. W. Johnson
Lakeside
Seattle
Sound
Henry Sams
Perry Will
Mabel Crow
Wenatchee Bakery
Charlotte Groves
Tacoma
Henry Shumeman
C. & O. Steamboat Company
Nevis
Everett
Evelyn Vincent
Wenatchee Abstract
George Hansel
Portland
Hansel
M. O. Merrill
Howard Thomas
R. S. Ludington
Lodge
Chamberlains Ointment Promises Rheumatism Relief
A promotional notice extols Chamberlains Ointment as a relief for rheumatism and a potential cure, claiming it aids sleep and rest even in long-standing cases. It invites readers to purchase from dealers and mentions local advertising for abstracts and classifieds. Also advertises logs for sale and seeks two or three young men to sell for a weekly income.
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Chamberlain
First Street
Miller recalls Shasta nurse Sutatot and denies marriage tale
San Francisco report quotes Joaquin Miller recounting his friendship with Sutatot, a Shasta Indian woman who saved him during the 1850s conflicts. He praises her character, notes her courage in nursing him after battle injuries, and rejects rumors he married her while honoring Jim Brock for releasing her.
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San Francisco
Sutatot
Redding
Joaquin Miller
Miller
Europe
Jim Brock
Mount Shasta
Children’s Day Program Preparations At Methodist Church
The committee organizing the Children’s Day program asks all participants to attend this Saturday at 2 30 PM at the Methodist church. The appeal focuses on boys from Mrs Jones and Mrs Prowell classes. J A Levitt and wife left yesterday for Nova Scotia.
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Methodist Church
Jones
Lawmakers Inflation of Bills Draws Sardonic Chronicle
The Spokane Chronicle mocks the legislature for overstuffed laws and vague codes. It notes no laws regulate toothpick length or feline orchestras and jokes about shoe sizes and fishworm protections. The piece argues future lawmakers deserve chances for infamy.
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Washington
Spokane Chronicle
Chewawa Arrivals
R. E. Waldo of San Jose. George J. D. Williams and wife of Colorado. Wm. Dunlap of Tacoma. Wm. Kennedy of Cashmere. J. G. Burns of Monitor. Charles Pray of Spokane. Oliver Bates and wife of Lake Wenatchee. R. W. Starr of Chelan. Ed. Ferguson of the city arrive at Chewawa.
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R. E. Waldo
San Jose
George J. D. Williams
Colorado
Wm. Dunlap
Tacoma
Wm. Kennedy
Cashmere
J. G. Burns
Monitor
Charles Pray
Spokane
Oliver Bates
Lake We
R. W. Starr
Chelan
Ed. Ferguson
City
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Wenatchee Electric Company
Wenatchee, Washington
City News
Effie Alexander
Alice Johnson
Jack Seaman
Bertha Smith
Pullman College
Glenn Young
Yakima Street
Okanogan Avenue
F. T. Motteler
Motteler Brothers Real Estate Co
Brewster
Chas. ‘Becker
F. A. Rogers
Chelan County Realty CO
City Property
Wenatchee Abstract Company
Columbia Valley Bank Bldg
Daily World
Korea
Olympia Hotel
Askin
Cassidy
The
Republic Building
Moorefield
Wenatchee
Mission Street
Shasta Squaw
Quietus
Prin
Cess
California Mountains
Castle Rock
Chewawa
Natchee
Panama
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