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Wenatchee Daily World

Location

Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1909

Page

5

Simpich Joins Philippine Constabulary Band As Manager

Fred Simpich, former city resident, becomes business manager of the Philippine Constabulary band, 84-piece ensemble formed by President Taft. The group, in San Francisco en route to Washington, features Filipino musicians, a saxophone sextet, and versatility to shift from band to symphony orchestra.

Philippine Constabulary Taft Fred Simpich Philippine Constabulary Band Associatess San Francisco Philippines Manila Washington Mark L. Hershey United States Regular Army Visayan Ilocano Bicol Pampangueno St. Louis Exposition Sousa’s Grenadier Guards

Baptist Services Light Up Day With Conversions And Fellowship

At the Baptist church Sunday services drew large crowds with multiple conversions including a man and his wife. Five received for baptism at the morning service and ten, including four married couples, joined the church. Mrs Webber spoke at all services while the pastor kept Mr Webber indoors. Over 200 women attended the afternoon service, the house full in the evening. Eight people came forward after the service and one was over sixty. Tonight Mr Webber is expected to speak and meetings continue indefinitely with Mrs Webber praised for her gentle ministry. On Tuesday after school at 4 pm Mrs Webber will speak to the girls, also singing, on The Beauty of Usefulness.

Baptist Church Webber

Dog rolls big snowball in Chelan street

A Chelan dog owned by Park Smith was seen yesterday rolling a developing snowball in wet snow using its forefeet until it became too large to turn. Mrs. W D Martin, visiting the Casler family, returned to Snohomish Saturday.

Chelan Park Smith

A Very Useful Course At Pullman Horticulture Training

Wenatchee residents overlook benefits of a state college short course in horticulture held in February at Pullman. Ray L. Roderick and C. H. Dickson were Wenatchee’s only participants alongside 18 Yakima entrants and many from Spokane. Roderick urged local growers to enroll. course covered grafting, pruning, packing, water use, and fruit cultivation with top instructors. Frank Tremort went to Spokane, Frank Hamilton opened a Monitor restaurant, and readers were invited to the Fun Family Theatre tonight.

Ray L. Roderick W. D. Roderick Pullman State College C. H. Dickson Mr. Roderick Wenatchee Yakima Spokane Frank Tremort Frank Hamilton Monitor Fun Family Theatre

Lake Chelan Freezes Over For First Time in 16 Years

The lake near Lakeside froze over several miles as temperatures barely stayed above freezing. A thin ice sheet formed overnight and grew to about a half inch by morning, halting fishing launches. Attendance urged for a baseball meeting at the Commercial Club Wednesday at 8 o'clock. Sam Berry and J B Valentine of Bridgeport were in town yesterday.

Chelan Lakeside

Parshall Couple Returns From Six Weeks East and South

Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Parshall returned yesterday from a six weeks trip east and south. They visited Kandapeth Hutchinson Kansas El Paso Texas Mexico southern California Los Angeles and Ceres. Relatives of Mrs. Parshall were visited in several places and a family reunion occurred with a sister who spent the winter there. They will be home this spring and Mr Parshall says no place looks as good as Wenatchee.

H. R. Parshall Kandapeth Hutchinson Kansas Los Angeles Ceres Parshall J. J. Griggs C. C. Griggs California Wenatchee

Dressmaking Parlors Opened in Roseburg Block Wenatchee

Mesdames Wilt Buttles and Stubbs announce new dressmaking parlors in Wenatchee. Located in the Roseburg Block Room 12 on the second floor from 3 to 6.

Mesdames Wilt, Buttles Stubbs Wenatchee Rosemburg

Monitor Musings in Wenatchee Valley News

Monitor’s principal store shows a fresh coat of paint improving its look. The Epworth League hosts a successful Hard Times Soshul social. Settlers arrive rapidly to this part of the Wenatchee valley as the school expands its library and adds a new flag.

Monitor Mesdames Wants Chapman Misses Wants Harrison Misses Condon Monitor School Wenatchee River Dude” Brown

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Simpich Moses W. Cortright New York Cortright Bingham Lake Commercial Club Sam Berry J. B. Valentine Bridgeport City Estes Investment CO Cashmere, Washington Sei
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