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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
5
A lively event features Shayne with a band and guest performers in a city venue. A King and other entertainers highlight a program of songs and pictures, drawing a diverse crowd.
Mrs. C. E. Lillis was arrested for allowing chickens to run at large for the second time. She posted a $25 bond to appear in court tomorrow. Dr. L. B. Manchester and family depart for Anacortes for the summer with plans for Detroit in July as Elks delegates for a grand lodge meeting July 11 to 17 expected to draw about 400 000 visitors.
Vera Grace Howell died at 3 AM in her brother Harold Glazier's home near the Lewis and Clark schoolhouse. Born in 1884, she married Rice A. Howell in Wenatchee on June 16 last year and the couple had lived in Seattle before visiting family. Her mother arrived from Chelsea Michigan to assist during illness. a three month old baby remains in the home. Funeral arrangements are pending.
A party traveling toward town near the city limits heard a whirring sound and saw a large automobile pass at high speed with no lights. Witnesses estimated the car’s speed at about sixty miles per hour.
Short items from Wenatchee include USGS man Bruce L Hines to Alaska, Russell Johnson Co signs for July Fourth, and a Masons Eastern Star lawn party at Dr and Mrs Walter Cameron. Also notes on local business changes, festive preparations, and a drowning funeral in Leavenworth.
Dorn, found negligent by a coroner's jury in the Great Northern wreck of June 15, returns to Wenatchee with wife and child. He stays at the Elman hotel while seeking a home, with seven days until court appearance and bonds signed by A. L. Brown and O. S. Stocker. He alleges poor railroad treatment, garnished back pay, and a new financial squeeze as he works to prove his innocence.
Apple growers in Wenatchee region seek a vinegar and cider plant using 200 barrels of vinegar, about 10000 gallons. MacDonald & Sons of California will install the plant with local growers subscribing $500 and handling organization details. Commercial club cooperation sought to secure machinery meeting local demand.
Willis Poe and Gaylin Level battled a large tarantula found in a banana bunch at H. L. Wiester's store basement today. The spider, rare in the northern states, fought as the boys carefully sliced fruit to coax it into the open for a thorough kill.
An OCR fragment shows a listing for Apple Land Co at 28 percent terms on N Wen Ave and a phone reference 736. The text is incomplete but indicates a business advertisement with a contact line.
Three days remain to swap a $3500 roll for a 10 acre net bearing orchard near Mon itor with good soil and thrifty trees. Call 736 to arrange viewing via auto. Also notes winter coal stock up at summer prices and a 3 days free trial on a refurbished item sold by Smith Premier Co. and W S Belser agent at 24 S Wenatchee Ave, phone 1173.
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