Wenatchee City Notes and Personal Mentions
Longtime residents and visitors populate Wenatchee city briefs. Al Rogers and A. D. Case from Waterville and Quincy respectively are noted on business trips. Local events include a Friday theatre entertainment with 150 children, a late night Palace Cafe, and a Mothers' club gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL. Rogers
Waterville
Wenatchee
Columbia
A. D. Case
Russell
Albin Meat Co
Marvin Chase
Billings
Mont
Onelan Ave. North
Plans Complete for Hotel G. W. Stetson Visit
G. W. Stetson arrived in Wenatchee with his wife sister-in-law Mrs Taylor and son-in-law Robert Donaldson to study the hotel situation. He discussed a planned 80 by 90 foot three story Mission style frame hotel to be leased to Mrs Taylor, with location undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosenberg
Chas Frye
Frye Brazin Company
Seattle
Wenatchee
Great Northern
Oroville
Rheumatism Relief Claim For Home Use
A vintage advertisement asserts rheumatism causes misery and promises relief from Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It claims pain relief with use, and a short period of application will bring about a permanent cure, noting availability at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mooner
J. D. Webster
Quincy
Russell's
J. B. Palmer
Louis Crollard
Farmer's
L. D. Winters
Bourbon
Ind
Palace Cafe
W. T. Clarke
Spokane
J. H
Scott
Nick Nicholson
Commissary
Harry Hama
Roosevelt Hotel
Frijaveve
Judge Palmer
Chas McGeorge
Harry Branton
Elberta
Almeda J. McCall
Wiester
Grant Smith
Chicago
Columbia River
Bana
Iading
Miss Parker
Christian Science Church of
G. W. Stetson
OF Wenatchee, Wash
Bank of California
Anglo-California Bank
San Francisco
Chase National Bank
New York
First National Bank
M Tompkins
RP. F.lew
Johnecodofrey
Columbia Valley Bank
Parshall’s
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