Social Visit Notes and Local Commerce Shifts
Local residents from Spokane Cashmere Rock Island and Odessa visit Wenatchee friends while others travel for business and election returns arrive. Gem Cafe promotes quick service and meals. Thomas the Jeweler markets musical instruments. W R C plans Friday meeting. new bicycle sales and Olympia Cafe lunch praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aise de Raemores Hall
Gem Cafe
Arthur Williams
Leavenworth
M. H. Bremmer
California
Wenatchee Valley
Justin
Thomas
Sprague Hall
Jesse J. Eyer
Thomas’ the Jeweler’s
Cashmere couples wed in three ceremonies at local church
Geo W Lessinger and Mrs Lillie N Hinton of Cashmere wed at the Christian church parsonage with Rev Adams. R A Bundy and Miss Johanna Bell, from Douglas, married by Judge Palmer. Chas B Turner of Vancouver and Mildred Nichols of Missouri wed at the parsonage, with a supper at the Farwell home. Local election returns cited as auditor Osburn in city, others travel plans noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Bates
Lake Wenatchee
Olympia
Ladies’ Guild of
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
E. L. Hallenbeck
Geo. W. Lessinger
Lillie N. Hinton
Cashmere
Christian Church
Adams
R. A. Bundy
Johanna Bell
Douglas
Palmer
C. H. Minton
Turner-Nichols
Chas. B. Turner
Vancouver
B. C
Mildred Nichols
Missouri
British Columbia
Turner
Geo. H. Farwell
Farwell
Five Pianos Sold As Valley Booms Before Week Ends
H M Knickerbocker, local DS Johnson Piano Co representative, reported selling five pianos this week in the valley with several more sales in prospect, signaling good times ahead in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Knickerhbocker
DS Johnson Piano Company
Orondo Horticultural Meetup Set for Nov 7 at School
The Orondo Horticultural Association will hold its next regular meeting Saturday evening November 7 at the school house. Busi ness includes discussion of a general irrigation system. A E Swan secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orondo
Orondo Horticultural Association
A. E. Swan
Notable Names Drawn At Olympia Assembly
The list includes A. Graham and G. E. Estes of Spokane, Mrs. M. H. Brenner of California, W. Zaas of Spokane, Michael Duffy and F. B. Goodyear, C. G. Jennings of St. Louis, C. M. Wolvehill of New York, F. A. Darnell of Spokane, with Cc. S. Stocking of Tacoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
A. Graham
Spokane
G. E. Estes
M. H. Brenner
California
E. W. Zaas
Michael Duffy
Seattle
F. B. Goodyear
C. G. Jennings
St. Louis
C. M. Wolvehill
New York
F. A. Darnell
Cc. S. Stocking
Tacoma
How to Cure a Cold
Advice on treating colds urges using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for quick relief and prevention of pneumonia. It claims world wide reputation, no narcotics, and suitability for babies and adults, with availability at all pharmacists.
Quiet Election Returns Highlight North End Support
Early voting at the Friesinger pharmacy drew crowds as results posted at the Hotel Victoria showed contest focus on Campbell for representative and E. C. Davis for senator. Across precincts Franklin Davis leads, with Clark, Paul, and Hartley among others noted. totals vary by locale, with about 174 votes in one district and 112 in another, and statewide hints of Democratic strength in the north end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friesinger
Hotel Victoria
Campbell
E. C. Davis
Quincy—Davis
Paul
Hanna
Logan
Davis
O’larey
Dodd
Bennett
Schroeder
Fawley
Hunter
Ryker
Hill
Conner
Wilson
Smith
Hartley
Shields
Walter
McDowell
Withrow
McAnelly
Foster
Hauser
Justice of Peace
Field
Crow
Constable
Morrison
Prohibition
Trinidad
Burke—Davis
Campell
Shelds
Gibhrow
Sage Brush Flat
High Hill
Ephrata
Wley
Ter
McAnelty
Winchester
Bavis
Benneit
Waterville
Bridgeport
Coal price ad from Wenatchee Fuel Co.
Local coal advertisement listing price offers from Black Diamond Crow's Nest Wellington New Castle and Wenatchee Fuel Co with delivery at 10 dollars per ton and 7.50 to 8.50 dollars per ton for Newcastle area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Diamond
Crow’s Nest
Wellington
Newcastle
Wenatchee Fuel Co
Dry Cleaning Service Brings Clothes Back To Life
An advertisement notes a dry cleaning and dyeing service for gowns, faces, plumes, furs, curtains, portieres and blankets. It promises fabrics restored to “as good as new” with prepaid express charges on orders of $3 or more and free both ways on orders of $7. A man will be at the Hotel Great Northern from November 4 to 8 to call at homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Great Northern
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E. A. Smith
Bellows
R. A. Weisel
G. W. Slick
A. Z. Wells
S. W. Weybright
Captain Miller
W. C. Lannan
Elsie Keane
Rock Island
Joseph Hayes
Lewiston
Idaho
Oixanogan Country
B. J. Lyons
H. Cole
O. G. Williams
Tony Wraspier
O. G. Crowley
Odessa
Wenatchee Heights
Crollard’s Orchestra
Jean’s
Pioneer Department Store
Groves Taylor
Elwell
Venatchee Furniture Co
Bundy-Bell
R. C. Osburn
Jay Cushing
Columbus
Nebraska
A. L. Maltbie
W. M. Emerson
Chelan
Coulee
Hartline
Wilson Creek
Warden
Moses Lake
Wheeler
Mae
KRUPP
H. J. Kimmel
South King Street
Wenatchee
Eagle
W. M. Rice
Leavenworth Liveryman
Chelan County
Rice the Liveryman
Pswel
National Crest
Wenatchee Dep Store
Viavi Company
Chewawa
Berlin
First Avenue
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