Local Notices and Social Snippets From Wenatchee
C M Francis moves into a new home at Washington and Miller. The Wenatchee Drug Co. advertises the only up to date soda fountain. Ed S Russell asks Daily World readers to follow him on a travel schedule through Belfast London Paris to July 19. A birthday party for Harriet Cox marks her thirteenth. Harringtons flour sold locally. A M Anderson of Great Northern visits. Wright Paton of Cashmere and Geo Hauber of Peshastin attend a city telephone meeting. J F Dudley,Chicago Kansas City real estate operator, in the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Cox
R. F. Cox
Washington Avenue
A. M. Anderson
The
Great Northern
Wenatchee Drug Co
Messrs. Wright and
Paton
Cashmere
Geo. Hauber
Peshastin
J. F. Dudley
Chicago
Kansas City
Local notices and social updates from a Washington town
A parade of short items notes a visitor may settle locally, a drug company ad, a Leavenworth attorney in town, a dress maker offer with contact, Dyke Fuller’s new six cylinder car, travel between Entiat and Seattle, Frank Nielsen recovering from typhoid, L W Smith moving to Chelan Avenue, a WCTU meeting set for June 23, Owens family trip to Idaho, Earl Spencer’s hospital recovery, St Joseph’s Altar society meeting, Ellinwood’s Lake Chelan visit, and Prof Henry Landis leaving Sunnyslope to return to the Sound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. B. Fuller
D. M. Farris
Entiat
Seattle
Frank C. Neilson
Good Samaritan Hospital
Mr. Neilson
L. W. Smith
Chelan Avenue
Kist
C. E. Owens
Roy Owens
Idaho
Earl Spencer
Elk
Gilchrist
St. Joseph's Altar Society
Brewster Prepares Foot Racer Joe Mickle for Fourth of July
Brewster backs Joe Mickle a Hotel Gamble clerk with a 10 second record as a foot racer. A movement aims to bring Mickle here for July 4 and the sport committee seeks a local challenger to arrange a race for the Fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewster
Joe Mickle
Mickle
Health official fines man for flouting board rules
C E Stauffer was fined 25 dollars in Justice Sumner's court after a jury trial over failing to observe health board regulations. The panel, including A A Piper and Conrad Rose, found steps spread behind the Blue Grouse site against rules. Health Officer Throw and Kaupp testified, and the defense failed to sway the jury. Stauffer remains at large as his attorneys plan habeas corpus actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Stauffer
Justice Sumner
A. A. Piper
Conrad Rose
C. M. Deniston
David Keith
Geo. Rossi
T. M. Hallet
Stauffer
Throw
Kaupp
Thomas & Sorenson
Talking Pictures Draw Crowds at Gem Theatre
The Gem theatre matinees and evening shows draw large crowds as the current talking pictures continue. Tonight’s full bill is shown and tomorrow night marks the last chance to see them here. A Cameraphone encore of Alice Robinson’s favorite song impressed the audience last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gem Theatre
Alice Robinson
Catholic Club Dance at Commercial Club Hall Friday
The young ladies and young men of the Catholic Club announce a dance in the Commercial Club hall Friday evening June 24. Music by Crollard's orchestra. Tickets priced at $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies and Young Men’s Catholic Club
Commercial Club
Crollard
Webb arraigned for murder in Johnson case
In Portland detectives present incriminating admissions from Jesse P. Webb backed by multiple sources. Webb and Mrs Carrie Kersh were arraigned on murder charges after the Johnson case, with Webb shaken in court and the woman calm, investigators believing she aided a premeditated crime for Johnsons money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Jesse P. Webb
Wm. J. Johnson
Washington
Union Depot
Webb
Carrie Kersh
Bennett
Possible congressional candidates visit North Yakima
Two men considered possible candidates for the Third district congressman arrived unexpectedly in North Yakima last night. Mayor John A. Gellatly of Wenatchee and Lee A. Johnson of Sunnyside traveled with the former and his family. Political friends know little about the purpose of their visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Yakima
John A. Gellatly
Wenatchee
Lee A. Johnson
Sunnyside
Court House Blotter and Real Estate Notes
Court blotter items include contracts, leases, deeds, and relocations. J A Shotwell transfers a claim payment to J D Walker. E F McCarl leases land to S H McCarl. relocation notice to A A Natwick for a Keynote Mining claim. Milton Woods sells one half interest in General Otis quartz claim to Joe Baina. several real estate and conditional sale transactions among Sherman Clay Co, G W Milham, R A Wood, Nick Ackerman, C C Livingstone, J W Leslie, and Maud Boblet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. McCarl
S. H. McCarl
A. A. Natwick
Keynote
Q. C
Milton Woods
Joe Baina
Otis
Sherman Clay Co
G. W. Milham
Sherman, Clay Co
R. A. Wood
Nick Ackerman
C. C. Livingstone
For Sale Farm Implements and Fruit Trees
For sale items include a pony harness and buggy at 60 dollars a steel 5 tooth cultivator with three step shovels at 7 dollars a two shovel plow at 1 dollar and a 1 shovel plow plus other implements and 250 ft of 2x6x18 lumber. Seven hundred fruit trees offered cheap. Phone 2192 or visit N W corner Chelan and Spokane streets. H S Keefer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W
Chelan
Spokane
H. S. Keefer
Today’s Events at Local Halls and Theatres in Columbia
Columbia Commandery and Rebekahs meet at Odd Fellows hall. Presbyterian prayer and Christian prayer meetings announced. Red Men gather at Eagle hall. Presbyterian Ladies' Missionary society holds session. Christian Science meets at Elks hall. Bellevue Grange hosts Squillchuck event. Socialists-Special listed. Baptist Boys' club on schedule. Wenatchee theatre features Vaudeville. Gem theatre shows Talking Motion Pictures. Automobile club meets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Commandery
Rebekahs
Odd Fellows Hall
Presbyterian Prayer Meeting
Christian Prayer Meeting
Eagle Hall
Presbyterian Ladies’ Missionary Society
Christian Science
Elks Hall
Bellevue Grange
Squillchuck
Socialists
Baptist Boys’ Club
Wenatchee Theatre
Gem Theatre
Temporary Bond Offer Delays Dorn in County Jail
Brakeman Dorn remains jailed with a possible temporary release after a $500 bond. He may post the bond tomorrow, allowing two weeks of freedom before returning to appear in justice court for binding over to a higher court and renewal of the bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorn
Justice Court
Probate session opens with Judge Grimshaw presiding
The superior court meets with Judge Grimshaw presiding to hear several probate matters in session today, signaling a docket focused on wills estates and guardianship issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Grimshaw
Ohio Democratic Convention Renominates Harman for President
Judson Harmon was renominated by acclamation for governor of Ohio and endorsed for the presidency by the Democratic state convention in Dayton. The convention backed Harman for the presidency despite his protests. Arch E. Taylor is confirmed as Route No 2 carrier, succeeding Asa L. Miller in Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch E. Taylor
Postal Department
Asa L. Miller
Dayton
Judson Harmon
Ohio
United States
Harmen
Heating and cooling supplies advertised by Cannery
Roslyn Coal for your heating plant Carney for your range of heater Princeton good anywhere Ice it s pure use it any place ice is needed Phone the Cannery 545
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roslyn
Carney
Princeton
Cannery
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Wenatchee Electric
S. Wenatchee Ave
Methow Valley
Apple Land
TWISP
E. F. Magee, Twisp, Wash
Kelloge
Orondo Cash Grocery
Mrs. Webb
City News
C. M. Francis
Washington and
Miller Streets
Ed. S. Russell
Daily World
Belfast
Ireland
London
Paris
Fairbanks, Morse & CO
Wenatchee Avenue North
Harrington
Wenatchee Abstract Company, Inc
Columbia Valley Bank
Orondo Avenue
R. W. Vermilya
Pogue Drug Co
L. J. Nelson
Leavenworth
North Chelan
Iness
R. R. Ellinwood
Lake Chelan
Johnson
Ential Light & Power Co
Columbia Valley Bank Bldg
Phone 1632
V. W. Voorhees
Eitel Bldg
Nished
Seattle, Wash
Fred
D. W. Evans
Eagle Club
Court House
J. A. Shotwell
J. D. Walker
J. W. Leslie
Cond
Sale—Sherman, Clay Co
Maud Boblet
Valhalla
Jonathan
Spitzenberg
Wm. T. Rader
Great Western Realty
First St
Buckeye Grocery
Automobile Club
S. W. Peters
Bond
Rural Carrier
Vesta Victoria
Georgia Minstrels
Webb and Moulin
Taylor and
Hana
New York
Shherry
Sunnyslope
P Vrice
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