Residents travel and visitings noted in Methow valley
B C Collier spends a few days in the Methow valley. Frank Parrish of Seattle visits friends for a few days. George H Ellis leaves for a Seattle business trip. John Crulow and wife head to the Sound for a few days. Mrs J E Porter and daughter depart for several weeks in Seattle. Mrs G F Rhodes and son Irwen go to the fair for a few days. Dan Peters and wife go to Seattle for a week at the fair. Jasper Garland leaves for Seattle to spend the summer. F R Colbert returns from the Methow after a short stay. Concert and ice cream at the M E church tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Collier
Methow Valley
Frank Parrish
Seattle
George H. Ellis
John Crulow
the Sound
J. E. Porter
Dan Peters
Jasper Garland
Local residents travel to Seattle and attend events
Bill Little went to Merritt on business. Emil Miller visited Seattle for a few days. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. John D. Ross. A. Maby and wife left for Seattle to attend the fair. Mrs. Lindery headed toward Seattle by river. E. M. Allender came from Okanogan on business. The 852 club met at Mrs. Preece's Chelan Avenue home. A baby girl arrived for Dr. and Mrs. L. B. Manchester. Mrs. Morrison visited friends from Columbia Siding. Mrs. W. D. Martin and children left for Seattle for the summer. Attorney O. R. Hopewell of Waterville is in town en route to the Sound. Mrs. Kinsman returned from Cashmere on business. H. W. Baird and wife left for Seattle after visiting. W. E. Baird and wife left for Seattle from Nezperce. W. I. Morton of the Seattle P I is seeking a candidate for the scholarship contest starting July 1. Miss Grimshaw left for Seattle to visit friends then to Canada through the CPR to the east. Superintendent Bowen of the Great Northern Railway division spent time in the city then left for the east by railway auto. Mrs. Derrickson of Wilmington, Delaware, visiting P. S. Darlington, left for Seattle to tour the west. Miss Mable Tabasinsky and her Iowa-based mother are spending days in the valley and may relocate here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Little Wet
Merritt
Emil Miller
Seattle
Dr. Blake
Bor
John D. Ross
Maby
Lindery
E. M. Allender
Okanogan
852 Club
Preece
Chelan Avenue
L. B. Manchester
Morrison
Columbia Siding
W. D. Martin
O. R. Hopewell
Waterville
Sound
Kinsman
Cashmere
H. W. Baird
Pullman
W. I. Morton
Seattle P.I
Icemen Put In Gold Storage In Twilight League Play
Cannery squad edge Cubs 9 to 5 as George Ellis shines with six hits. Preece N out for balking at first and multiple near-misses set the tone while Olds and Boyd figure prominently. The Twilight league forms, with nine firms fields and plans for multiple teams in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Icemen
Cubs
Preece
Ellis Forde
Boyd
Olds
Cannery
George Ellis
Ellis-Forde
Stocker
Ellis
Mahoney
Dunning
Clary
W. Tomlinson
G. Boyd
P. Tomlinson
H. Boyd
Twilight League Meeting Tonight Promises New Schedule
The Twilight baseball promoters will meet at the Commercial club room to form a permanent organization and set a schedule for games starting next week. Horace Williams and family from Sand Point Idaho visited C. B. Bowersox on No. 1 today.
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Twilight League
Twilight Baseball League
Horace Williams
Sand Point
Idaho
C. B. Bowersox
New Washington bounty law seeks legs for payments
The Legislature adopts a bounty schedule for cougar lynx wild cat coyote and timber wolf with fixed pay. To claim the bounty the hunter must present the entire hide and the right fore leg to the knee joint intact plus proof the animal was killed in the county. The right leg bone is burned in county auditor presence and date certified. Felony penalties apply for false claims or out of county killings.
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State of
Washington
Knights of Pythias Excursion Plans Seattle Trip
A local K P lodge committee organizes a Sunday July 4 excursion to Seattle for Knights of Pythias week. They will depart on No 3 early morning with a Pullman car dropped off here if at least 50 members join. Round trip fare is 6.65 with 75 cents per person Pullman charge.
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K. of P. Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Seattle
No. 3
Marriage Licenses Issued for Foster and Edwards
Yesterday Charles H. Foster of Cashmere and Ella Edwards of Champaign Illinois were issued marriage licenses. The couple left in the afternoon for Cashmere to wed and establish their future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. H. Foster
Cashmere
Ella Edwards
Champaigne
Iil
Foster and Edwards Wed in Cashmere Union
Charles H. Foster of Cashmere and Miss Ella Edwards of Champaign Illinois were married yesterday at 2 p m at the Methodist parsonage. Miss Edwards arrived on No 1 to join Foster who had moved from Illinois months ago. They will reside in Cashmere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Foster
Cashmere
Ella Edwards
Champaign, Ill
Methodist Parsonage
Miss Edwards
Mr. Foster
Illinois
Ranch visits and homecomings linked to Chelan and Seattle
W. G. Stacey drove to his Chelan ranch yesterday and returned today. Regina Miessen, formerly at Holy Angels Academy in Seattle, has come home today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Stacey
Chelan
Regina Miessen
Holy Angels Academy
Seattle
Rooms for Rent Near Corner Second Street North
Housekeeping and single rooms are available furnished for rent at the corner of Second Street North and Chelan. Telephone number 1523. Listing date June 26.
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Second Street North
Chelan
Second Ave
Gem Theatre Week Shows Fine Pictures and Music
Amusement notes praise the Gem Theatre with Ray Harkness delivering strong songs. The program tonight features Forced to Play Cop Dr Wrights Invention Outing Pastimes in Colorado The Mad Miner and When Mandy Said Goodbye with illustrated pictures. Columbia Valley Bank Build ing ball team hosts Firemen in a practice game at the ball park debuting this season amid speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gem Theatre
Ray Harkness
Dr. Wright
Colorado
Mandy
Columbia Valley Bank Building
Firemen
Ball Park
Columbia Valley Bank
Washington Weather Update Shows Showers Tonight
Weather report notes showers tonight and Thursday in Washington. The past week summaries include varied conditions with clear and cloudy days, and measurable precipitation ranging from trace amounts to several tenths of an inch. George A Pitcher compiled daily observations, indicating mixed skies and changing temperatures.
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George A. Pitcher
New Wenatchee Pocket Maps For Sale
New maps of Wenatchee offered for sale at Armstrong's book store the P. O. News Stand and the Olympia Cigar Stand. The pocket edition promises easy reference for locals and travelers exploring the city.
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Wenatchee
Armstrong's
P. O
Olympia
Bids Sought for Peshastin Schoolhouse Construction
Sealed bids for a two story four room brick schoolhouse at Peshastin Washington are due June 28 1909 at 4 p m. Bids must include a 400 certified check payable to Chelan county School District No 34. Plans are by J W Susser Wenatchee. The board may reject any bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pashastin
Wash
J. W. Susser
Wenatchee
Board of Directors
Chelan County
Peshastin
Ladies Offer Combings At Perfection Beauty Parlor
Ladies of Wenatchee invited to visit Perfection Beauty Parlor and Hair Store where mounted puffs of combings are offered for 20 cents for the next two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perfection Beauty Parlor
Wenatchee
Nelia Parker at Central Hotel Room 17
Nelia Parker is listed at room 17 in the Central Hotel near Over Red Cross Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Hotel
Red Cross Drug Store
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Wenatchee Electric Company
Wenatchee, Washington
Olympia Bakery
G. F. Rhodes
Irwen
F. R. Colbert
the Methow
M. E. Church
Star Theatre
Wenatchee Avenue
Zech and
Zech
Fred Stansfield
Comedian
Mr. Wyndham Jones
Schneider
W Wilbur Wright
W. E. Baird
Nezeree
O. E. Loving
Herrick Refrigerator
Herrick
Wells & Morris
R. H. Ellis-Forde
Soomice
Getter
Charles Owens
Frank Case
Judge Grimshaw
Nelson Sorenson
Billy Gilman
Gillette
Frank Keller
Tammany
C. E. Owens
Pat Cahill
The
Republic
Ed. S. Russell
Daily World
Frank
Fred Reeves
Billy Parr
Sorenson
Griffith
Martin
Sumner
Grimshaw
Kemp
Williams
Porter
Cross
Tam
O'Leary
Foreman O'Leary
K. of P. Excursion
Foster-Edwards
Valhalla Fruit
Valhalla Orchard Company
Lem Ward
Sherman, Clay & Co
Murphy & Hill
John Witte
Larry Cowan
fKttitas and Methow Streets
S. Rodman Manning
J. J. Griffith
ED. Meeker
Nelia Parker
Chas. Becker
F. A. Rogers
Chelan County Realty CO
First National Bank
Aikin & Cassidy
Baliding