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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1908
Page
4
Sunday observances marked Children's and Mother's Days at local churches. Wenatchee extends infrastructure growth with Wenatchee Produce Company warehouse expansion and new residence. properties sold for 8 000 dollars. Community events include picnics, concerts, a horse show, and summer school notices with sports and parade schedules.
Hetcham of the Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions visited the city with Father Vande Wall and departed westbound. Chelan resident O A Hoag toured county seats. Miss Maud Pruett, Alaska contest winner, is visiting from Chelan. C J Wurtz joined Van Holderbeke Nursey Co of Spokane as agency head. Chas Slager and father filed for naturalization ahead of final homestead proof. Myrl Higley sold work horses for 275 dollars. Eyes checked free at Thomas'. Co. H Armstrong traveled to Seattle on business. Norris & Rowe's show will not appear in Wenatchee theatre. The show will be in a mammoth tent.
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