Wenatchee Visitors and Local Happenings Reported
Local residents and visitors gather in Wenatchee including Mr. and Mrs. Hoback from Cashmere and Mr. and Mrs. Sumner of Monitor. East land seekers arrive regularly while New Yorkers tour the valley hoping to invest. The river rises and ferry trouble persists. city work on Wenatchee avenue continues as improvements and local commerce push forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Hoback
Cashmere
Wenatchee
Hoback
College Farce Presented by Cashmere Young Ladies
An enthusiastic audience at the Odd Fellows hall last evening enjoyed a college farce performed by Cashmere’s young ladies. Miss Louise Hudson impressed as an impersonator and reader, showing fine grasp of the chapter’s under study. The event offered both an intellectual treat and a social hour for neighbors to mingle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cashmere
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Louise Hudson
Salvation Army Weekend Services Announced
The Salvation Army lists open air meetings and sermons from Saturday night through Sunday evening. Mrs F E Hawxhurst speaks on fallen ones and parental responsibility while Captain C J Jenkins leads events. Grand Army veterans receive a Sunday morning address by Rev A J Adams. Dunkard brethren plan 4 p m Christian church service and all are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Hawxhurst
Hawxhurst
Los Angeles
Cal
C. J. Jenkins
G. A. R. Sermon
A. J. Adams
The
Christian Church
Dunkard Brethren
First Baptist Church to Hold Memorial Sunday Services
The First Baptist Church at Corner Chelan avenue and First street announces Sunday services on May 26. Bible school begins at 10 a.m. with Miss Esta Milner as superintendent. Morning sermon at 11 a.m. and evening at 8 p.m. The morning message is Leaders of Men for Memorial Sunday. Evening sermon Life Levels. Baccalaureate sermon precedes the high school graduation. Choir music led by Mrs. Bails. Young People's Society meets at 7 p.m. Topic The Evils of a Perverted Mind. All invited. Minister E O Jessup invites attenders to all services.
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Chelan Avenue
First Street
Bible
Esta ‘Milner
Trinity Sunday Services at St Luke's Episcopal Church
St Luke's invites worshippers for Trinity Sunday on May 26 with morning prayer and sermon at 11 about Reasonableness and Helpfulness of the Trinity and a 9:45 Sunday school. Evening prayer at 8 includes a short address. Music features Sir John Stainer's I Am Alpha and Omega. Free seats. Rector T A Hilton invites all to attend.
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Trinity
Sir John Stainer
Alpha and Omega
Presbyterian Services May 26 1907 Schedule
Presbyterian church announces Sunday May 26 1907 activities with 9 45 a m Sunday school under Howard Thomas 11 00 a m morning worship sermon The Seven Thousand Reserves 3 00 p m Sunday school at Lewis Clarke school 7 00 p m Young People's Society Christian Endeavor 5 00 p m Praise service special address for youths by the pastor Subject A 206th Century Hero All seats free All welcome MO W BERGER Pastor
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Presbyterian Church
Howard Thomas
Seven Thousand Reserves
Lewis & Clarke School
Young People’s Society Christian Endeavor
MO. W. Berger
Hotel Arrivals in Wenatchee May 24 1807
A list of guests at Wenatchee hotels shows many travelers and residents. Names include R. L. Beningson, H. R. Mills and wife of Cashmere, Glaisher of Chicago, Litser of Spokane, Clary, Wallberg of Seattle, O'Malley of Spokane, and local figures such as Watervile High School attendees, Miss B. Berger, M. W. Van Wilson, and others visiting or residing in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee
Roosevelt
L. L. Beningson
1909
H. R. Mills
Cashmere
S. S. Glaisher
Chicago
G. A. Litser
Spokane
J. G. Aldrich
Chas. P. Clary
R. H. Clary
J. C. Cooley
E. Wallberg
Seattle
Fred O’malley
Great Northern
Paul Corbalsy
R. B. Johnson
Ted Maltbie
Minnie B. Powers
Muriel Murdock
Watervile High School
A. S. Page
A. M. Berger
Miss B. Berger
M. W. van Wilson
G. Sanderson
Wenatchee Bazaar Free Delivery Ice Cream Freezers
The ad promotes ice cream freezers for sale with free delivery by Wenatchee Bazaar at 15 Wenatchee Avenue, offering a range of tents and quality guaranteed at favorable prices. It mentions households including the White family enjoying ice cream Sundays and children playing in a hammock as warm nights approach.
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Wenatchee Bazaar
Wenatchee Avenue
Reward for Lost Black Horse Near Ellensburg
A $25.00 reward offered to anyone who returns a black horse that range near Ellensburg. The animal was raised by Wm. Taylor and branded with a T. The horse is six years old, weighs about 110 pounds, and has a clipped mane as of two months ago.
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Yakima
Ellensburg
Wm. Taylor
Four Room Brick School House Bids Sought in Chelan County
Advertisement for bids proposes a four room brick school on the Lewis Clarke site in school district No 46 Chelan county Washington. Bids open at 2 PM June 3 1907. Board may reject all bids. Plans available at the office of H C Littlefield Director Clerk Wenatchee Washington.
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Lewis-Clarke
Chelan County
Washington
H. C. Littlefield
Wenatchee
Wash
Cinnamon Topers and Bark Chewing Habit Rise
Cinnamon and cassia contain tannin and can mimic tea excess. Some men become addicted to chewing bark, largely from woodwork tasks stripping and drying the bark. Initial irritation gives way to a sustained fondness for the bark.
Ahead Yet Behind Car Tale Draws Judge’s Praise
A foreign passenger questions why the streetcar runs slowly. The conductor explains the car ahead is behind, prompting the man to marvel at his country. The judge concludes the anecdote shows the nation's wonders.
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Judge
Born in the South A Remark by a Northern Hostess
In a short anecdote from Reader Magazine a northern kitchen worker named Sarah, known as Black Sarah, is asked about her origins. She confirms she was born in Richmond in the South, revealing an unexpected southern origin in a light exchange.
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Sarah
South
Richmond
Miss
Reader Magazine
Child’s brave claim and pantry tart fear
A girl tells her mother she is not afraid of the dark. The mother recalls once fearing the pantry tart would be gone, explaining her fear was of not finding the tarts.
No Need to Cry in the Aftermath of a Catastrophe
Jack consoles Buster after the disaster as they joke about Napoleon not crying after his brother hits him in the eye. Buster retorts that Napoleon did all the hitting himself.
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Buster
Jack
Napoleon
Squall Rumor Traced to Cradle of the Deep
A playful exchange on weather origins features an amateur yachtsman asking about the source of a squall and the family head quipping that it may rise from the cradle of the deep in a Baltimore American style quip.
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Baltimore
Bee swarm counts and human labor studies debated
The text discusses bee swarms of 10 000 to 20 500 bees and hive counts around 40 000, noting scientists’ meat eating tests and theories may relate to human stamina for work. It suggests people behind anvils and plows require demonstrations before reducing meat rations.
Land values in New York reach vast national share
New York City land valuations reported by Moody's Magazine total 5.8 billion dollars, up 400 million from 1906. The gain over a decade exceeds 100 percent, with city wealth surpassing a twentieth of U S wealth and exceeding several nations’ total wealth.
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New York City
Moody's Magazine
New York
United States
Holland
Spain
Sweden
Norway
Switzerland
Denmark
Portugal
Italy
Austria Hungary
Russia
Germany
France
Great Britain
Ireland
Expert Testimony Land in a Strange Techno Garden
A verse inspired by the Denver Republican mocks expert testimony and the refractions of truth in a world of technical jargon. It conjures a surreal realm of fake certainty, doctors turned quacks, and an unreliable chorus of opinionated minds.
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Conrad Rose
Big Bend
George Rose
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Malaga
L. D. Crowe
Dan Woods
Lem Ward
Sherman Clay Company
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C Tin
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Ind
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Salvation Army
First Baptist Church
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T. A. Hilton
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Quincy
A. R. Dickson
Dick F. Springer
C. L. Smith
H. S. Hollingsworth
J. E. Ritscher
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L. E. Beebe
L. R. Neilson
Tennant
Chas. E. Black
Joe Sheen
R. D. Weedon
C. H. Hall
W. T. Summers
California
John Dr. Quackenbos
New Jersey
New York World
Mary
Dr. Quackenbee
Denver Republican
BOWER @ NOLAN
Wenatchee Valley
Wm. Briskey
Columbia Valley Bank
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Old Strong Bank
Wenatchee, Washington
Great Northern Railway
St. Paul
State of
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Oriental Limited
A. A. Piper
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