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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1909
Page
3
Miss A Whitson arrived yesterday to visit her brothers tied to the Whitson Coal Co, amid local social notes and family connections.
Incorporation papers were filed yesterday with the secretary of state for the Columbia Valley Fruit Company of Tacoma. The incorporators are J A Scamen of this city and L C Stephenson of Tacoma. Capital stock is $200000. The company owns a large tract of fruit land above Cashmere. Ladies are asked to call and see my new millinery stock. Mrs E H D Webb & Co.
Vice President Sherman takes the gavel to begin the 61st congress and delivers an inaugural address stressing constitutional rules and senatorial duty. Roosevelt and Taft proceed to the presidential inauguration amid orderly ceremonies and escorts outside the Capitol.
The program lists performances by Roy Richardson Adah Wycoff Norman Richardson Abbie Brown Lutle Brown Violet Barnhill Mildred Barnhill Lydia Weythman Fern Taylor Ruth Weythman and the class featuring four and a half passes by Little Flo Sister and I and Miss Edith Helps Things Along. The entries indicate a community recital with multiple students performing songs poems and short acts in a traditional venue.
The article lists a variety of items including a Goodnight Song recitation and a 25 cent admission by Annie Newkirk and Katie Montgomery. It notes Miss Neesse of Quincy returning home after shopping and a phone inquiry about a missed week due to a new driver. It mentions Wenatchee Steam Laundry and visits by Mrs. John McDonald and two children from Cashmere, and Mr. and Mrs. Emmons of Waterville traveling to Spokane for business.
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