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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1908
Page
5
Advertising the King Coal Company stock at 6 per share promises 300 dollars yearly on a small investment. Purchasers receive 10 tons of coal with 5 or more shares. Limited offer from George F. Clement, fiscal agent, Wenatchee, Washington, with a $100,000 capitalization.
The Emanuel movement offers psychic treatment for mental and emotional distress replacing false living with a practical religious approach. Medical and religious leaders alike see it aiding the inebriate hysteric and mentally upset while aligning clergy with laity to combat suffering and disease.
A brief notice promotes advertising in the Daily World, urging local businesses to expand reach by buying ad space and joining other merchants in a sustained promotional push.
The American balloon, first starter in the transcontinental race, landed near Hermosa Beach at 3:30 AM. It was driven to sea four times but occupants escaped unharmed. Other balloons' locations are unreported.
A visitor asks for Mike Clancy near the guard. Costigan says he is gone. The exchange hints at a dire outcome and confusion as efforts focus on locating him.
A sarcastic diner taunts the new waiter asking how long he has worked there. The exchange ends with a jab about guilt and a fish without a backbone, attributed to Archytos.
W O Marr and wife move to the Charles Cooper residence on Washington avenue for the winter to oversee affairs during the Cooper family absence in California. J J Eyer sells a solar lamp for bicycles or buggies. Walter T Meyers, ex-Douglas County Press, heads to Bellingham to enter the normal school. A L Maltbie and family depart for Seattle to be near daughters at the State University. Presbyterian church work progresses with lathing and plastering underway and occupancy expected in a month. G K Peters leaves for Wenatchee to pursue larger opportunities after fifteen years of local handywork. his talent may flourish elsewhere.
The Solomon wedding in Wenatchee featured a grand bridal procession, a ring ceremony, and a three o clock dinner at Jean's Cafe with 325 invitations and 75 congratulations telegrams. Bride and attendants wore directoire gowns in white and blue, while guests celebrated with a lavish cake, flowers, and toasts.
Several thousand dollars to loan on approved city or farm security. Nov. 14, 1908.
David Sullivan and Miss Angela Reardon of Seattle united in marriage at 4 p m yesterday at St Joseph Church with Rev Father Mulligan officiating. The groom, a Valley resident, studied locally. the bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs P J Reardon of Seattle. A wedding tour to Victoria and Sound points follows, then they reside at the Sullivan fruit ranch which has been rented from his mother and is a profitable property in the city.
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