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Newspaper

Wenatchee Daily World

Location

Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1907

Page

4

Local Notes On residents and city life

J L Williams and family of Cashmere are in Seattle for a few weeks with address Station K Box 26. The McCreedy infant is reported very ill today. H C Varney of American Type Founders was in the city yesterday. Two horses caused mischief in front of an avenue saloon, kicking the dash board and jumping about for about three minutes. The river continues to rise slowly.

J. L. Williams Cash Mere Seattle K. Box McCreedy H. C. Varney American Type Founders Company Avenue Houghton Greenough McDonald United States Innee Nnivons Dr. Meuidai Incon Washington Post

Southside Notes On Local Health and Happenings

Milton Bond suffers blood poisoning in a finger and seeks Wenatchee medical aid last Friday as he slowly recovers. Prospector Jason Bachus visits old friend T N Simmons at the ranch. A range and picture agent visited the country last week. Farmers continue leaving for Wenatchee, A H Witte among the latest. Mark Fuller of Malaga visits Southside this week. Dry Flat school ends nine‑month term on Friday June 7 with an appropriate program. Camp meeting at Liberty chapel opens May 31 for ten days. Mule colt ears stand high as a growing industry.

Milton Bond Wenatchee Jason Bachus T. N. Simmons A. H. Witte Mark Fuller Southside Malaga Dry Flat Liberty

A Striking Figure at Parade Grand Marshal Ferguson

A picturesque Grand Marshal Ferguson led the parade this afternoon. Swathed in colorful badges and bandages, mounted on an eared coyote, wearing a straw hat and pipe, with a six shooter showing, he inspired awe as the crowd cowered and he rode by with the Wenatchee Beauties wagon in tow.

Ferguson

Hotel Arrivals at Wenatchee Inbound May 29 1907

Arrivals listed for two Wenatchee hotels include guests from Seattle Portland Spokane Cleveland Chicago and other cities. Notable names include H J Coleman Omak L H Pinkham Jno Henry M B Haynes Robb Green Green Wakefield and McDonald among others.

Wenatchee

List of names and places from regional notice

A collection of names and locations including Waterville Chelan Goldfield Nev Seattle Spokane Chicago Hillsboro Hillsboro Vt Surray N D J as Fogerty C Anderson J C Tamiesie J C Dermitt W T Clark and other individuals listed with cities across various states.

Ter Waterville Robi. Kinzel Chelan A.H. Lee Goldfield Nev Chas. B. Funderburg Surray N. D Jas. Fogerty Seattle W. T. Clark Spokane W. 8. Thayer Chicago C. Anderson J.- C. Tamiesie Hillsboro J. C. Dermitt

Knights of Pythias to hold memorial service

Notice calls all Knights of Pythias to meet at Bower hall Sunday at 10 30 for a body memorial service at the Presbyterian church honoring departed brothers By Order of Special Committee.

Knights of Pythias Bower Hall Presbyterian Church

Beard Program for Tonight at Weraitchee Park Band Concert

The Weraitchee Military Band performs tonight at 8 in the park with a varied program including March Happy Heinie Southern Plantation Songs Venetian Serenade Impassioned Dream First Heart Throbs Cruiser Columbia Sephauspiel American Patrol Manenr Stars and Stripes and National Anthem The show features Ellis Roy Smith Miss Anna Sumner and Miss Van Cleve in leading roles and supports a fund for the high school library with a successful audience reception.

Heinie Bianke Jon Conterns Baratelle Columbia Bowman Sehauspiel Bach Review Meechart Ellis Alexander Meander Roy Smith Anna Sumner Dick Comfort Harry McCardell Harris van Cleve Clementine Alexander High School

High School Picnic Plans For Tomorrow

A group from the high school prepares for an excursion to pleasure grounds in Squillchuck canyon. Teams and riding horses are arranged, a notable caravan of students will join, and a prominent girl has been chosen to oversee the commissary for a gala day.

Squillchuck Canyon

A Plant of All Work from the Century Plant

The aloe or century plant dominates Ecuadorian life with broad leaves used for thatching syrup, soap, and pins. Its fiber yields coarse sacks and sandals. tall stalks serve as ladders and beans while its flowers make pickle when boiled in gar.

Ecuador National Geographic Magazine

Proverb Humorist Sees Father Melting Hay

A professional humorist asks a bootblack about his father. The boy explains his father is a farmer. The humorist muses that the father believes in melting hay while the son shines and scribbles in his notebook.

Lincoln Visit at City Point Aided Houghton Heroism Tale

A fragment from Livermore's history recounts President Lincoln visiting Major Charles Houghton at City Point hospital during March 1865 to witness his wounds from Fort Stedman and Petersburg. Lincoln's bedside gesture and emotional farewell underscore the war’s human toll and leadership.

New Hampshire Volunteers Thomas L. Livermore Boston Calumet and Hecla Mining Company Abraham Lincolin Seteelaeet Lincoln City Point William S. Greenoazh Houghton Ward Ninth Corps Fort Stedman Petersburg Charles H. Houghton Fourteenth New York Heavy Artillery Fort Haskell Gordon Fort Redman

Archbishop Ireland's Civil War Chaplain Close to Death

Washington Post reports Archbishop Ireland served as a chaplain in the Civil War and nearly died en route to Vicksburg. Doctors doubted his survival, but he remained alive and later recovered, becoming a powerful figure in American Catholicism.

Friends Archbishop Ireland M. L Thornton New York City Amd General Hospital Vicksburg Catholic Church of

Stonewall Flanked the Angels in Favorite Jackson Tale

A favored Jackson story recounts Stonewall Jackson dying and two angels retrieving him. They search his tent and outposts to find him absent, then learn he has already reached heaven ahead of them after a frank march.

Stonewall Jackson Los Angeles Times

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Farmers and Merchants Bank of Wenatchee Farmers & Merchants Bank of Wenatchee Logal Beard Tilien Manenr Chelan Avenue Methew Street RED Apple Real Estate Company A. J. Linville Co, H. Chapman William S. Greenough Abraham Teller Ireland Sunnyslope Phare Cal M. W. Nelson Poplar Street Vie Aed Genoers aeNtAn Aernderson Mncr Dr. Miles Steeres Jamestown Address World-Advance Publishing Company
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