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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1906
Page
4
A parade of brief items lists residents, business deals, marriages, illness, travels, and public notices. Mentions include Dr. Almeda J. McCall, J. S. Mooney, Mrs. May roses for the reading rooms, Champlain and Patterson real estate moves, and upcoming Independence Day events.
A graduate ophthalmologist and optician warns that uncorrected eye strain can harm health and urges professional correction. The ad promises to identify and fix defects with glasses and invites visits on Fridays and Saturdays at a downtown office over ice.
Norman C. Parker and Miss Jessie Brown wed in the morning ceremony conducted by Rev Kuafus at 10 30 at the M Garton residence on Nob Hill. A small gathering of close friends attended. Mr Brown departs for Alaska for the summer and the bride will travel to Chelan. he plans to settle there on his return. The bride is S M Brown's daughter of Chelan.
Prices today in the Wepatchee Valley market are posted by the local Growers association. A promotional remark attributed to Pope highlights ambition to grow the business and expand advertising for a store.
A meeting of a newly organized butchers union at the Lillie and Wertsel market led to employers granting a 50 cent daily raise. Workers now earn $4.50 per day. The union has ten members, with Cashmere and Quincy butchers recent joiners, and several Leavenworth butchers expected to join soon.
Knightstown Indiana June 27 a nitroglycerin wagon driven by Charles Rees broke loose when frightened by dogs. The team bolted seven miles through populated country, farmers warned neighbors by telephone, and Wallace Apple stopped the exhausted horses without injury.
Prof. H. P. Williamson, head of French at the University of Chicago, will lose his identity to marry Mile. Alice Azeline Lucie Olympie D Visme of the D Visme family in Paris as per medieval French custom. He will return to teach as a D Visme.
Mr. M. F. Burroughs of Bluffton Indiana praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best for bowel trouble. He claims to have used it in his family for years and says he is never without it. The ad urges readers to buy now and be prepared, noting it is sold by all druggists.
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