Local notices and ads fill Wenatchee listings
A collage of small items: wallpaper shop invites at 105 Mission St north. Merril’s wallpaper sale. Dr. Almeda McCall osteopathic services. We Nantchee Drug Co. perfumes and brushes. Raveell offers wallpaper hanging. Warren Irwin to preach at Presbyterian church. Palace Bakery and Palace Hakery advertises food. for sale land, fruit lands, Italian bees, and house for sale. lost lap robe. bridge workers wanted. March 30 social at 126 Mission St. Missourian Mr. Ward notes low Columbia ferry. signs by Russell at 381 Woney. Roslyn lamp supplier. Whitman school spelling contest won by Edna Thompson. various notices on loans, real estate, and local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. O.merrill
Misson St. North
Wenatchee Drug Co
Raveell
Robt. Irwin
Arthur Gunn
North Siam
Irwin
Presbyterian Church
Palace Hakery
High Line
White School House
A. J. Linville
Farmers
Palace Bakery
Almeda J. McCall
Wiester
Bridge
T. J. Groves
Quincy
D. A. Beal
Mission St. N
Milton Ward
Southside
Wenatchee
Wenatchee Ave
Methow River
Twisp
Garrett
Jackson
Methodist Church
E. V. Martin
Albin Meat Co
Keep the Liver In Good Order Say Pills Benefit Claim
A short health ad touts liver care with a claim that taking their pills keeps the liver healthy and prevents illness in the family. The copy emphasizes the pills as the best option for that purpose.
Evangelist L F Stevens Plans Wenatchee Church Services
Rev. L F Stevens, who organized and helped build the Wenatchee Christian church, will begin evangelistic services tomorrow. He arrived two years ago, solicited funds, and did much of the carpentry. In five years he has built ten churches across Idaho and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Stevens
Christian Church
Wenatchee
Stephens
Idaho
Washington
St Patrick’s Eve Party at Mrs Reeves Home
Mrs Frank Reeves and Mrs O B Fuller hosted a St Patrick’s Eve gathering for about 100 guests at Mission Street home. Music by Prof Louis Orchard’s orchestra, 500 games after which a green and white decor and elaborate refreshments complemented the social evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Reeves
O. B. Fuller
Messrs and Mesdames Case
Seaman
Davies
Bower
A. Z. Weiss
Browne
Olive
Bousquet
Geo. Ellis
Jr Cameron
Fowler
Wildberger
Ed. Ferguson
Gilchrist
J. M. Ellis
Wright
Scheble
Tibitts
Kaupp
Griggs
Gellatly
A. E. Thompson
Ross
McMasters
Chase
Neubauer
Chas Kettles
Christensen
J. J. Griggs
Culp
Fitch
Beal
M. E. Fisher
Gass
Gehr
Rarey
J. Bailey
W. R. Prowell
Littlefield
Holm
Frank Palmer
Boyd
Tourist Club Meeting Highlights England Topic
The Tourist Club met Friday with Mrs. Judge guiding a session on England. The program included roll call, historical events, government, the King and Court Life, industries, the army and navy, a sketch and reading from Tennyson, with several members presenting under various hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge
England
Parsons
Wright
Thompson
Army and Navy
Curtis
Tennyson
Corbin
Feton
Frost Forecast Devastates Seattle Fruit Crops
W H Brown a former fruit inspector contends frost will ruin Seattle fruit yields. He says the frost will wipe out early apples and most crops, sharply contradicting Fruit Inspector Hopkins. Brown notes he has sold his practice to Dr. W M McCoy and urges patients to seek treatment there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
W. H. Brown
Guant Coniuct
Hopkins
Brown
W. M. McCoy
Lean
J Walender
Death of Football Game Laid to Rest at Kentucky
In Lexington Kentucky on March 16 the university curators ended the football program’s life. The college body held an interment on the athletic field with the dummy used for tackling drills serving as the corpse. Pallbearers included players slated for this season and speakers from the law and arts colleges offered eulogies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexingtown
University of Kentucky
R. M. Taltert
Law
Everett Smith
Arts College
Blizzard Cripples New York City Amid Severe Cold
A March blizzard paralyses New York City transportation and wires, with fatalities from exposure. Weather predicts more snow and worsening cold. In Washington the Jolo battle is debated in the House. Virginia’s Jones comments on slaughter, and Georgia’s Bacon urges restraint. In Chicago Moody and Judge Humphrey clash over Packers case immunity and evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Jolo
House Today
Jones
Virginia
Acre
Chicago
Moody
Humphrey
Packers
Morricou
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. Jagian
Wheeler Bill
Wenatcheee
Russell
C 381 Woney
Chattels
John A. Gellatly
J. H. Ferryman
Lewis Clarke
Whitman
Edna Thompson
Dickson
Whitman School
Wenatchee Drag Co
Merrill's
Muesion St. North
S. W. Phillips
Ladies of
The
Wenatchee Avenue
Walter M. Olive
W.O Merrill
Mission St. North
Family
McCready
General Merchandise
P. Holcomb
P. S
Wenatchee, Wash
Bank of California
Anglo-California Bank
San Francisco
Chase National Bank
First National Bank
J. M Tompkins
Pree
R. F.lewis, Vv. E
John Figodofrey, Cassie
Columbia Valley Bank
Bacon
Georgia
Senate
Lodze
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