Runaway Boys Apprehended By Deputy Sheriff Near Krupp
Two 14 year old boys Patterson and Clark were found armed and homesick near Krupp by Deputy Sheriff A H Carr after telegram notice they were runaways from Cashmere. They were kept in custody until mothers arrived, and chose to return home after deciding the world was too big to conquer.
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Patterson
Clark
Krupp
A. H. Carr
Cashmere
We’ll Satisfy You with Fair Trial in Grocery Ads
A vintage ad touts guaranteed customer satisfaction in every purchase. It promises exceptionally fine groceries, low prices, and prompt, satisfactory service to every customer.
Hotel Arrivals at the Chewawa
Guests listed include Mrs. E. E. Williams, Mrs. S. T. Trow of Cashmere, C C. McAnelly of Cashmere, Miss Murray of Bellingham, Mrs. Belli of Bellingham, E. C. Long of Cashmere, Jay Gibson of Moscow, M. C. Conlon of Oakesdale, W. O. Huston and wife of Water, T. S. Simpson of Spokane County, L. Smith of Odessa, Chas. C. Salick of Leavenworth, J. W. Denham of Bay City, W. A. Kellogg of Wahluke, and F. W. Curtis of Wahlake.
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Chewawa
E. E. Williams
S. T. Trow
Cashmere
C C. McAnelly
Miss Murray
Bellingham
Belli
E. C. Long
Jay Gibson
Moscow
M. C. Conlon
Oakesdale
W. O. Huston and
Water
T. S. Simpson
Spokane Co
L. Smith
Odessa
Chas
C. Salick
Leavenworth
J. W. Denham
Bay City
W. A. Kellogg
Wahlake
F. W. Curtis
Three Incorrigible Boys Confined in Hotel O Webb
Three incorrigible boys from Cashmere are confined at the Hotel O Webb. Sheriff Webb brought them Tuesday night and they will likely be sent to the reform school at Medical Lake. Two boys are named Fry aged 13 and 15, and the third is Brooks also 15. Parents say they cannot control them and are willing to have them committed to the state.
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O’webb
Cashmere
Sheriff Webb
Reform School
Medical Lake
Fry
Brooks
Nolop heirs sue Wenatchee property owners
Attorneys for Nolop heirs report 180 def en dants answered in a case against several hundred City of Wenatchee property owners. Local lawyers warn of default judgment if no counterclaims are filed by next week. Judge Steiner expected in Wenatchee to hear the matter early in the coming week.
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Storneys Thomas & Sorenson
Reeves & Reeves
Nolop
Wenatchee
Steiner
Two Days Left in $100 Coupon Contest Finale
Only two days remain to secure coupons for the $100 contest. Voting ends Saturday at eight pm sharp and no further coupons will be accepted. Final counts and the winner will be announced by nine o clock with prizes awarded soon after.
Colds and Croup in Children
Mr. Wm H Lerig of Wheeling Virginia reports his daughter suffered repeated colds and a severe cough last winter but was cured without a doctor using Chamberlains Cough Remedy. He says the syrup prevents croup when used timely and is sold by all druggists.
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Wm. H. Lerig
Fifth Street
Wheeling
V. Va
Chamberlain
Doy
Advertised Letters in Wenatchee Post Office
List of names with letters remaining on hand for the week ending Nov 2 1903 at Wenatchee Washington. Patrons calling for these letters should state advertised. L. M. Hull postmaster signs the notice.
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Wenatchee
Wash
Allen
Cecil H
Burnison
T. H. Brown
H. J
Chalmers
Joan Dunn
John Finley
R. H. Frost
Carl C. Garfield
J. N. Hales & Crane Hellenbrand
Harriet K. Hurlburt
F. W. Kid
Jack
Klewert
C. J
Meyer
Otto. Palmer
Vivian Rhodes
Elmer Tracy
Fred Tatham
Harry
Smith
Jack Stevens
Michell Stone
Vernette Sullivan
E. O. Stingley
W. P
Vandemark
Rena. Wilson
Maude. Williams
B. H
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the Buckeye Grocery
B. E. Lowe
HOLOP
Daily World
A. D. Fisher
Will Schrieber
Wenatjehee
Alaska
Cottage Avenue
Icehell Stevens
Grant
Judge Loomis
Presbyterian Church
Pride OF
Washington
Beal Grain & Milling Co
Geo. E. McCann
Economy Drug CO
Postoffice
D. B. Espy