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Wenatchee Daily World

Location

Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1907

Page

3

Wenatchee People and Places Roundup

Local visitors and residents mix in Wenatchee notes. H M Rombough visits the Van Winters while Henry Garrison buys two lots for 2500 dollars. Frank Huntley and P S Darling ton tour town. Old Settlers reunion attendance and late Northern Pacific trains are noted. Widespread social churn marks a busy day in the garden city.

H. M. Rombough Sioux City Iowa van Winters Henry Garrison Custer Wash Grand View Tibbity Wenatchee Reality & Investment Cd S. A. Thompson Miss Holcomb Seattle Rufus Tibbits Wenatchee Realty & Investment Co Frank A. Huntley P. S. Darlington Corbin Thompson F. C. Meyers J. J. Bailey Meyers Wenatchee New Westminster B. C Monitor Gus Witte

Runaway Injures Miss Tedford on Wenatchee Avenue

A Wednesday 7:30 incident on Wenatchee Avenue left Miss Tedford seriously injured when a horse driven by F. B. Utter approached from the opposite direction and spooked the vehicle. The report notes Mrs and Miss Tedford were riding northbound at the time of the mishap.

Unmanageable horse bolts into Tedford buggy injuring rider

A runaway horse bolted and struck the Tedford buggy injuring Miss Tedford, who sustained severe bruises but escaped serious injury. Medical help was summoned and the victim was taken to her home.

Sian Byes Tedford

Which Girl Will Wear the Wenatchee 4th of July Queen Crown

In Wenatchee a Queen contest for the 4th of July draws intense interest among local youths. Voters cast ballots at Holcomb's grocery The Big Store The Department Store drug stores Parshall's and Weister's with no registration and 1 cent per vote. Names like Mattie Rawlins Mildred Wingh Mollie Morrison Zelma Reeves Sylvia PRG Bessie Graham Martha Koehler appear in a vote tally as candidates. A careful count promises an absolutely correct record to prevent any complaint.

Wenatchee Mattie Rawlins Mission Wilson Mildred Wingh Mollie Morrison Zelma Reeves Frame Austin Eile le Patel Sylvia Prg Bessie Graham Martha Koehler Holcomb’'s Parshall’s Weister's

Ladies Aid Society Gifts to M E Church Hymnals Bible

The Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist Episcopal church donated 150 new hymn books and a handsome pulpit Bible to the church. They also presented Rev. Rufus with a fine edition of the Methodist Hymnal.

Ladies’ Aid Society The Methodist Episcopal Church Rufus

Epworth League Ice Cream Social Planned for June 28

Epworth League of the M. E. Church announces an ice cream social in the church basement on June 28 for members and guests. Also note two housekeeping rooms available at 28 Mission Street North and a Spokane visitor this week.

R. Cruce Whitmarsh Spokane Wash J. B. Bache Epworth League M. E. Church Mission Street North

Old Settlers Convention Program at Monitor

Tomorrow's program for the Monitor Old Settlers convention features an annual dinner from 12 to 1 pm. At 1:30 pm the president calls the meeting to order with music and an invocation by Rev. Raab of Cashmere. Frank Reeves delivers an address followed by Lyman Shotwell's declamation and a talk by George Parish of Monitor. Rex Brander of Cashmere revisits reminiscences, Wa Wa by Chas Reed of Malaga, Zelma Reeves recites, and A H Mohler of Cashmere Record gives a talk.

Old Settlers’ Convention Monitor Rev Raab Cashmere Frank Reeves Lyman Shotwell George Parish Rex Brander Chas. B. Reed Malaga

Little Willie Adams On Warpath In Prosser

Spokane dairy and food inspector Will H. Adams visited Prosser and ordered the W. H. Robbins dairy at J. W. Carey’s place closed until sanitary fixes are made. He found no partitions between cow stalls, poor ventilation and lighting, and milk that could absorb odors from droppings, though Robbins agreed to correct the defects within days.

Prosser Little Willie’ Adams Wenatchee Will H. Adams Spokane W. H. Robbing J. W. Carey

Advertised Letters in Wenatchee Post Office

List of uncalled letters for the week ending June 18 1907 at Wenatchee includes Battles Mrs Bella Brown Mr Richard Baker Miss Lizzie Biggan Mr Jno Case Mr W E Delnoce Mr Angelo Durieux Madame A Gallager Miss Rosey Gilmore G A Howard Miss Vivian Hoff Miss Emiline Harper Milton J Keane Mr L D Lyons Mrs Libby Mack Albert McDonald Mr R Ross Mrs Ben Searbuck Mrs Sidney Shaw Mr Roy C Scheckles Miss Smith Mrs M I Taylor Mrs Lizzie Trumbull Mr R G Persons calling for above please say advertised Signed L M Hull P M

Newcomer Catches Teachings of a Train in Wenatchee

A 19 year old from the Okanogan country experiences a railroad arrival for the first time in Wenatchee. The youth, Scholl, had never seen a train or streetcar and knew Coca Cola and brass bands only from afar. He spent 19 years in primeval isolation before encountering modern transit.

Wenatchee Scholl Okanogan Country Okanagan

Bargain 306 Acre Valley Land With Orchard and Water Rights

Promoter offers 306 acres in the Columbia Wenatchee valleys for 8000 with 10 acres of four year old orchard 5 acres new spring water irrigation 159 acres pump irrigation from river riverfront one mile fuel from river sufficient for 15 families valuation compares orchard and livestock to 26500 total value 26500 and a McHenry County North Carolina home farm 950 acres offered for sale or trade due to health reasons.

Columbia Wenatchee Washington McHenry County N. C Minot

Boy travels to Wenatchee to witness the choo choo

A young observer recalls waiting for trains and finally finding a sight of the Great Northern in Wenatchee. Locals note the boy stood the shock bravely and that there may be more like him at home who seek the railway’s arrival.

Wenatchee Mahomet

Real estate sale on Orondo avenue offers six room house

Snaps Lot 375x226 on Orondo avenue with six room modern house, furniture, and fine lawn. Price two thousand dollars, one thousand cash and balance on easy terms. Two lots 302120 each with five room house, electric lights, good barn, near post office. Price sixteen fifty. Inquire of U F P Lake for details.

Orondo Avenue U. F P. Lake

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Walter M. Olive Wenatchee Bazaar Little & Wetsel A. H. Mohler Cashmere Record D. Gensinger Columbia Valley Bank Building Pirrkulls Department Store Cheviot Batiste Stratford
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