Fragmented Local Notice About Chelan County Trade
Prepared to furnish 5, sad dle carges and pack strains to the Chelan County and tran sient trade. On town cus tomerg phone of RIGE THE YMAN.
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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1908
Page
3
Prepared to furnish 5, sad dle carges and pack strains to the Chelan County and tran sient trade. On town cus tomerg phone of RIGE THE YMAN.
The group pledges nonpartisan judicial selection with accountability to the people and conscience. They call for repealing the current road law and creating a county road tax option with labor or money, urge building wagon roads and bridges, critique the county board for deputies tied to party lines, and support a local election law. Committee members include Fred Reeves, A Hoag, L J Nelson, A J Amos, and Jas H McGohan.
E J Reasor opens the Creamery Cafe in the former Flaharty bakery building on Wenatchee avenue at 7 You cane night. You can eat at the Gem Cafe at night and go to Chaman for the same as nail. Gem Cafe at Mr and Mrs J B Bixler welcomed a seven pound boy. mother and babe are doing well. Prices reduced at Chas Fry’s shoe repair. Officers elected for St Luke’s Ladies Guild: President Mrs Gilchrist Vice President Mrs Chas Frye Secretary Mrs Alex Carl Dallach Treasurer Mrs Jacob Miller. Six residence lots near the new high school site offered at 250 each with 50 down and 10 monthly. State convention list includes R W Starr and others. Daily World Office contact 1135.
The Chelan Leader notes travel guidance via the O R N R y lines from Spokane and mentions officials in Portland Seattle and Wenatchee. It highlights Max Favel, an Okanogan Indian seeking work, and reports H A Graham returning from Seattle to oversee Hotel Field duties this summer with praise for his service.
The Masses will celebrate at 10 30 oclock with a sermon on the Blessed Virgin Mary in both services. No Masses will be said during the week due to eight days of absence. Rev J M Van de Wall then signs.
Presbyterian Church lists 10 am Bible school led by Superintendent How ard Thomas 11 am morning worship with a sermon on The Pre eminence of Charity 7 pm Young People Society of Christian Endeavor 8 pm Sunday observance discussion. Methodist Church offers 11 am and 8 pm services, 10 am Sunday school 3 pm Junior League 7 pm Epworth League.
The First Baptist Church schedules Bible school at 9 a.m. and services at 11 a.m. with a sermon titled The Steward ship of Life and an 8 p.m. temperance address. The pastor will present a signed saloonkeeper statement on local option. E. C. Jessup, Minister. Catholic Mass at 8 a.m. on the third Sunday.
At a Friday preliminary hearing Judge Palmer bound F. E. Smith of Wenatchee over to the Superior Court on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to do great bodily harm. State evidence and testimony varied. Smith must post $300 bail.
An Ellensburg resident, A. H. Kay, attributes long relief from kidney back pain to Doan's Kidney Pills. He recalls a summer kidney attack, notes quick relief and no recurrence, and cites Foster Milburn Co as US agents. The ad also features a railway town auction notice for five Palouse area towns in Washington by the Milwaukee Land Company.
Entomologists urge education of the public to combat the housefly as a major disease carrier. City health departments nationwide push sanitary laws, especially targeting unsanitary stables, with housewives urged to guard food, keep kitchens clean, and burn or bury refuse. In Wenatchee residents are praised for yard cleanup, while several delinquents are urged to comply.
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