Southside Will Celebrate and Local Events
A Southside celebration is planned this year with a platform for dancing, a patriotic program, and various activities at the old P I Kern place in Beaver Creek. Also noted are a Sunday school organization at Dry Flat school house, typhoid fever case involving William Dudley, and Southside Threshing Company naming directors I W Simmons John Witte and M Clark with J W Bromiley secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southside
P. I. Kern
Beaver Creek
Dry Flat
William Dudley
R. Cooper
Wenatchee
W. B. Estes
Southside Threshing Company
I. W. Simmons
John Witte
M. Clark
J. W. Bromiley
Valley Power Franchise Heads to Final Council Vote
The city council plans to act on the Valley Power franchise at tonight's regular meeting after postponement at the last session due to a short quorum. W A Fawley of Douglas County treasurer is visiting from Watesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Power
W. A. Fawley
Douglas County
Watesville
Chelan attorney and visitors in Wenatchee this week
W. M. Emerson the Chelan attorney is in the city today. H. E. Carr of Leavenworth visits Wenatchee. Miss Blanche Beightol arrived from Tacoma on No 4 after attending the University of Puget Sound. Miss Maltbie and her brother Theo Maltbie joined family in Wenatchee. Halbert Webb er Hardware Co advertises Ohio ranges at 54 today or 53 Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Emerson
Chelan
City
H. E. Carr of
Leavenworth
Wenatchee
Blanche Beightol
University of Puget Sound
Tacoma
Halbert & Webber Hardware Co
Ohio
Miss Maltbie
Seattle
University
Theo. Maltbie
Waterville
Letter box locations designated in Wenatchee area
Postmaster Hall designates letterbox spots where mail matter may be posted. Locations include Corner Columbia Valley Bank Wenatchee ave and Kittitas st Wenatchee ave and Parouse st Great Northern Hotel Wenatchee ave and 1st st North Wenatchee ave and 24 st North Poplar and Chelan Chelan and Douglas 1 and Poplar Croudo and 2d Mission and Ovronda Mission and Kitts First and Douglas Great Northern Depot. Boxes will be put up within a few days and collected by carriers on rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Valley Bank
Wenatchee Ave
Kittitas St
Parouse
Great Northern Hotel
1St St
St. North Poplar and
Chelan
Douglas
Poplar
Croudo
Mission and Ovronda
Mission and Kitts
First and Douglas
Great Northern Depot
Columbia River rises as driftwood floods banks
The Columbia River continues to rise near 41 feet with a foot gain since yesterday. Large amounts of driftwood flow downstream while a few hot days and a breeze may push the river over the banks. Meanwhile, hundreds are employed along the river in the wood industry. Certificates to teach school were issued in Chelan and Douglas counties to a long list of new teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia River
Chelan
Douglas
L. Anvil
Blanche Ayers
de Ette Cheadle
Arthur Cockrum
J. M. Erickson
Roy Freeman
Bertha Golding
Audra Harris
Pearl Harress
Myrtle Hill
D. D. Johnson
Fred Johnson
Chassie Kennedy
Jennie L. Klein
Isabel McAvey
Mary R. McDonald
Alice McKusick
Florence Meisner
Odgie F. Dillard
Rose Driscoll
Mary E. ,Garrison
R. L. Greene
Elva N. Hamilton
G. B. Henson
Rose M. Horton
June Jackson
Luella Janes
Grace Paris
Ada Pennington
Irene H. Rathbun
Grace E. Sanderson
Esther M. Miller
T. E. Shaughnessy
C. E. Smith
Mamie Walker
Belva L. Waters
Olive Brace
Long Auto Trip Car Heads World Tour From Spokane
Herbert A Hover and Mrs Hover plan a five year journey starting July 1 from Spokane. They will drive a 30 horsepower car across the United States to the Canadian line then travel to New York and Naples, aiming to reach Europe Egypt Africa Turkey Greece the Orient and Australia with unconventional routes and devices to handle rough roads.
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Spokane
Wash
Europe
Egypt
Africa
Turkey
Greece
Orient
Australia
Herbert A. Hover
Pokane
Mrs. Hover
Monument
California
Mexico
British Columbia
United States
Toronto
Montreal
New York
Naples
Mr. Hover
Irrigation Plan for Brewster and 15000 Acres Framed
The Washington Power and Irrigation Co led by E F Blaine outlines a plan to reclaim about 15000 acres known as the Brewster Flats near Brewster Okanogan County. Spokane interests may buy the lands and build a Methow river water ditch. The company says a federal role is possible and notes lands bought by agents for the Great Northern Railway near the Okanogan crossing. A separate Bazaar list offers 10c and 5c bargains for Tuesday and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Post-Intelligencer
Brewster
E. F. Blaine
Washington Power and Irrigation Company
Okanogan County
Brewster Flats
Blaine
Ross
Methow
Great Northern Railway
Okanogan River
Ball Teams Clash and Umpire Protest Secures No Contest
Odessa forfeited the game 9 to 0 against Wilson Creek after leaving the field in the ninth inning over a foul call on a Odessa fly. End score after eighth stood 7 to 3 for Wilson Creek. Recital by Pupils of Miss Vaughn followed the ball game with selections from standard composers and readings at Wenratchee Theatre in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Creek
Miss Vaughn
Wenratchee Theatre
Lillian Vaughn
Seir
Read
Surprise party greets Wenatchee judge at noon
Judge Palmer returns home to find thirty five friends hosting a midday meal and a gold mounted cane presented by Rev. A J Adams in a show of esteem. The gathering included numerous locals and relatives as the judge thanked the guests for the tribute. Separately, Chelan born Mrs Ora E Knowles wins divorce from J E Knowles in superior court after proof of absence without cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee Valley
Adams
Nelson
H. C. Buittles
Ora E. Knowles
Chelan
J. E. Knowles
Jaway
William L»earson
Condemnation Case Postponed in Wenatchee Suit
The Wenatchee city condemnation suit against property owners on Wenatchee Avenue was continued to tomorrow morning to gain time for witnesses. Indications suggest the case will take the rest of the week or longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Wenatchee
Wenatchee Avenue
Mrs McNerney Leaves For Seattle Then New York Summer
Mrs Kathryn McNerney departed last night on the westbound for Seattle. She will join her mother Mrs C S Curtis in Marshal ltown Iowa, then they will proceed to New York to spend the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn McNerney
Seattle
Marshalltown
Iowa
C. S. Curtis
New York
Pertinent Questions About Senatorship and Wealth
The Brewster Herald asks readers to consider where Senator Ankeny would be without wealth and whether Congressman Jones earns esteem through influence or power. The piece prompts honest answers to compare the two U S Senate candidates and their connections to wealth and bosses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Ankeny
Congressman Jones
United States
Brewster Herrald
Two hobos arraigned in police court by Judge Palmer
In Wenatchee two hobos appeared before Judge Palmer and received customary fines for drunkenness and lack of funds. Residents report ongoing trespassers stealing fruit from orchards. J W Tanner and son Lloyd complained of orchard thefts and cherry tree stripping. A man nicknamed Ninety-nine Days was discharged and warned to leave town, and since has not been seen again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Wenatchee
J. W. Tanner
Lloyd
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Washington
Geo. E. McCann
Columbia St
Acme Business
Everett, Wash
Carolyne Patchin
Estes Valley Orchards
A. F. Estes
Thomas
L.w.co
James R. Atkeson
Wenatchee, Wash
C Street
Council
City News
Old Settlers
Monitor
Wenatchee Grocery CO
BUSI
Wenatchee Grolcery Company
Ira Freer
Okanogan
Eugene Page
W. D. van Slyke
Trinidad
W. H. Mills
Cashmere
T. J. Groves
P. P. Holcomb
E. C. Long
Cameron
Washington and
Douglas Streets
Presbyterian Church
Jno. W. Berger
L. O. Hall
School Board
B. L. Campbell
Portland
Ore
J. B. Palmer
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