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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1909
Page
8
The Norris and Rowe circus will skip Spokane citing health official approval after talks with the state health commissioner. The show plans to tour Coeur d Alene Harrington Odessa Quincy Wenatchee en route to Seattle and may return to Spokane in about a month.
Lakeside visitor O F Harris and Everett visitor M E Boughton also in town for business. U of W Male Quartet performs at the Wenatchee theatre after the band concert as students enjoy melody and humor. Ballard visitors Bernice Gladys Gray and Pearl Folk arrive for several weeks. E Field travels from Chelan to Pullman for an interscholastic track meet. Automobiles proliferate with new models from Franklin and International. James Keane considers a Moses Coulee grain warehouse. E A Brown from Trinidad showcases a 70 acre irrigated tract with a 40 horsepower pump lifting water 35 feet.
The Ladies Aid of the Christian church will serve an all day lunch Tuesday May 18 at the Eagle hall. Everybody invited.
Associated Press reports fair weather will continue tonight and Saturday in Washington with no precipitation expected and seasonal temperatures likely across the region.
Pleasant day foretells large turnout for a band concert in the city park tonight. Church plans regular sale of home cooked foods on Saturday May 15 at the Little Wetsel meat market.
Mrs. George Hooks wife of a restaurant keeper was found dead in her Hartshorne home. The knife lay near the body and the corpse showed signs of a struggle with a hacked body and broken arm. Husband discovered the scene, motive unknown.
Mr and Mrs Jean Skiles journeyed to Wenatchee for business while Marion Bennett visits the area. J W Medsker plans to farm near Entiat, praising its scenery as Entiat school closes. Edith Moore Martha Anvil and Laura Anvil take teaching exams at the county seat, and A A Lytle and Bertha Rock wed near town with a wedding breakfast before travel. The Ellis Ford Co. offers 6 dollars for the first native strawberries brought to their store.
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