Wenatchee Personal Mention and City News in Brief
Local items note visits by A L McMullen from Stemnilt Hill and Chester Levere of Seattle. Marriage license granted to J A Pendell and Viola Tilton. Community notices include church gatherings, a court case in progress, and residents traveling to Alaska and Pennsylvania. Baseball results show Wenatchee Browns defeating Leavenworth 18 to 4 at the Fair Grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
EB. Morse
Nob Hill
Palace Bakery
A. L. McMullen
Stemnilt Hill
Almeda J. McCall
Wiester’s
Jacob Scolopia
J. A. Pendell
Viola E. Tilton
Barry Washington
Herold Scaart
Seattle
Great Northern Surveying
Okanogan
Moses Lake
Baptist Church
MacNeil
Wenatchee Avenue
Ladies Aid of the
Presbyterian Phurch
Chester Levere
Wenatchee
Mr Levere
Alaska
Washington
Steiner
E. M. Topper
Bass
Mesars Topper
Mr. Topper
K. Wilson
Pennsylvania
Wilson
Okanogan Avenue
E. F. Mendenhall
Farnsworth
Fair Grounds
Browns
Leavenworth
Whisnand
Holliday
Clary
Leavenworth Battery
Kiss
Rich Reward for Diamond Ring Theft Near Hempstead
Four men will share a $1,000 reward after a lantern aided search through grass uncovered a diamond ring. The ring belonged to Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney, given on her marriage by the late William C. Whitney, and is valued at $20,000.
Bridge at Pateros Collapses Over Met How River
A bridge spanning the Met How river at Pateros collapsed yesterday afternoon while three people stood nearby. They escaped with slight injuries. The structure was new but rot in pine piles is blamed. The 600 foot bridge and approaches were badly wrecked and not fully submerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methow
Pateros
Very Best Remedy For Bowel Trouble
Bluffton Indiana resident M F Burroughs endorses Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best for bowel trouble. He has used it for years and keeps it on hand for emergencies, urging readers to buy now from druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Burroughs
Bluffton
Ind
Chamberlain
Eye Strain Warned Against By Ophthalmologist
T. A. Meredith, graduate ophthalmologist and optician, warns eye strain is dangerous if unchecked or not fully corrected by a specialist. He guarantees to diagnose and correct all defects possible with glasses, inviting patients to his office over the post office on Fridays and Saturdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Meredith
Market Report and Anecdotes From The Era
Market bulletins show fruit prices and perishables with varied per pound rates. The column weaves whimsical anecdotes about notable figures, a diplomat praised in Philadelphia, a tale of Auntie in Alabama with Washington memories, and a young Earl of Yarmouth noting eggnogg recipes and sea voyage tales.
Inventor of 23 Captured and Brought to Court
Cleveland police arrested a man known as Patsy Morrison, the self described inventor of the expression 23. He was arraigned, fined 23 dollars, and sentenced to three times 23 days in the workhouse. Morrison, a former jockey, explained the origin of 23 with a tale about Sheepshead track and handicaps. The court suspended the sentence for a first offense. The piece closes with unrelated quotes and a plug for Help Want ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Patsy Morrison
Sheepshead
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Mooney Blaire Shearon
Entiat
John A. Gellaris
Payton
Columbia Valley
W. T. Baray
Jack
Garton
Little Market
Wenatchee Dept
J. Eamon
Francis
Etta L. Francis
University
Samuel Hannan
Malaga
Palouse Street
Elberta Hotel
E. E. Smith
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Lene, McCready
Lal
Henry Kennedy
Smith
Chelan
Dr. Mitchell
Wenatchee Drug Company
Mooready
Prep
Market Report
Watchee Valley
Associat Royal Ann de
Bing
Isaleo
Spencer Eddy
Richard Davis
Princess Aline
Miss Spreckels
Philadelphia
Mr. Eday
Tres
Annie
Alabama
George Washington
Laws
Boston Herald
Earl of
Yarmouth
Jamaica
Tam
Pearl P. Holcomb
the Pearl Grocery
Orondo Avenue
World-Advance Publishing CO
OF Wenatchee, Wash
Bank of California
Anglo-California Bank
San Francisco
Chase National Bank
New York
First National Bank
Chicago
S. F.lewis
John Godfrey
Kiona
Natchee
G. A. Virtue
Boston
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