County Commissioners Set Tax Refunds and Road Rules
The county board instructed Auditor Godfrey to refund 1906 taxes to the Great Northern Railway Co. and ordered road surveys, culvert rules, and flume removal by April 1 1908. Appointments were made for road district No. 1 supervisors and notices issued for local social and religious events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godfrey
Great Northern Railway Co
Navarre
H. S. Simmons
Booth
Entiat
T. W. Cowan
J. H. Culp
Frank Crump
Seattle Country Club Spur Rail Dispute With Great Northern
Samuel Hill of Seattle, son-in-law of James J. Hill, filed a complaint with the state railroad commission alleging that the Great Northern tore up the spur to Seattle Country club grounds and refused train stops. Commissioners Lawrence and Fairchild are traveling to Seattle to investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Samuel Hill
Seattle
James J. Hill
The
Great Northern
State Railroad Commission
Lawrence and
Fairchild
Hill
Seattle Country Club
Clyde Witty Seeks Salem Mail Subscriptions
Clyde Witty formerly of Wenatchee asks that his Daily World be mailed to Salem Oregon R F D No 2. He says he likes it there and writes to request the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Witty
Wenatchee
The
Daily World
Salem
Oregon
Leavenworth Couple to Wed Tonight
Two young locals Inez Ramsay and Thomas George Jarvis will be united in marriage on Washington avenue tonight by Rev. E. O. Jessup of the Baptist church. Mr Jarvis serves as a foreman with Lamb Davis Co at its Leavenworth plant. The Daily World extends congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Inez Ramsay
Thos
George Jarvis
Washington Avenue
E. O. Jessup
The
Baptist Church
Mr. Jarvis
Lamb- Davis Co
Daily World
$100,000 Case Still in Court
The Denny-Holder mining dispute occupies the circuit court with a half interest in a valuable river property at stake. Victor Tenny claims to have grabstaked J. K. Holden and to gain half of any results from Holden’s venture. The case seeks one half of the property. A W C T U meeting is announced for Friday November 29 1907 at 2 30 pm at Mrs Wilton Kittitas street with regular business and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Tenny
J. K. Holden
Holden
Wilton Kittitas
Marriage at Révy Adams Church Home
Mr Elmer Cranmer and Miss Martha Hawkins wed at the Révy Adams Christian Church home on King Street at 2 PM. The couple, residents of Squillchuck Canyon, plan to settle there this winter. Also noted is Oscar Caldwell’s return to Wenatchee, where he formerly ran a tailoring business and now manages a 160 acre Adrian ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Cranmer
Martha Hawkins
Révy. Adams
The
Christian Church
King St
Squillchuck Canyon
Oscar Caldwell
Wenatchee
Mr. Caldwell
Adrian
Change in Furniture Firm Promotions at Duncan and Graves
J. H. McGohan has bought Graves interest in the Duncan and Graves furniture store and will join Mr. Duncan in managing the Rosenberg building business. The new partner is described as a live one and will bring fresh blood to the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. McGohan
Staff Invited to Help Wreck a Turkey Bets On Eats
The staff is invited to participate in a turkey wrecking event and shows interest in all bets tied to edible rewards. This lively urge underscores a playful food themed gathering with emphasis on good things to eat.
Girl's sensational tale tied to UC student murder case
Blanche Kerfoot told Berkeley police and Alameda officials a detailed account linking Harry Kleinschmidt to the death of Frank Bellows in Linwood Park. Investigators say fifty witnesses are questioned as District Attorney Brown weighs prosecu- tion ahead of grand jury action.
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Berkeley
Cal
Blanche Kerfoot
Alameda County
Harry Kleinschmidt
University of California
Oakland
Everett J. Brown
Frank Bellows
Vollmer
Philip M. Carey
Young Bellows
Brown
Carey
Sutter Creek
Fran Bellows
Linwood Park
Claremount
Miss Kerfoot
Kleinschmidt
Rand
Herbert Clark
Valley St
Frank
Bellows
Georgia Lockwood Injures Foot on Nail
Georgia Lockwood, a resident of the corner of First and Streets, stepped on a nail while returning home Monday evening. Dr. King treated the injury and she remains confined at home but hopes to be active again by week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Lockwood
Dr. King
Miss Lockwood
Snohomish High Meets Wenatchee On Local Grid Iron
Snohomish High School travels to Wenatchee for a big afternoon football game at the Fair Grounds. Both squads arrive tonight and prepare for a season defining clash on the Wenatchee gridiron tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Wenatchee
Snohomish High School
Wenatchee High School
Snohomish
Recovered body of Cunningham laid to rest in Seattle
Joe Cunningham returned from Seattle to bury his brother Ray Cunningham who died near Bainbridge Island. Ray, 25, was drowned in the Sound and his body was recovered near Mount Pleasant cemetery in Seattle where he is buried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Cunningham
Seattle
Ray Cunningham
Daily World
Bainbridge Island
Cunningham
Mount Pleasant
Belser Appointed to Fill Unexpired Council Term
At the city council meeting L H Belser a real estate and wireless telegraph man was appointed to fill the unexpired term of O B Fuller Fuller resigning Belser will hold office for a year and continue the work begun by Fuller Belser is described as a wide awake hustler with expected steady service until the term ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Belser
O. B. Fuller
Belser
Fuller
Locked Hobo In IGE Box on Northern Pacific Train
Ellensburg report of seventeen hoboes climbing aboard freight engine 153 on the Northern Pacific near Pasco. A brakeman collected a dollar fare per division, leaving two travelers stranded at a point along the westbound freight run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellensburg
On& Ne
Pasco
Northern Pacific
Voted Thanks to C. B. Fuller and City Actions
At last night's council meeting Frank Case reported a $1,500 transfer from the Water Fund to the General Fund. A resolution for installing sidewalk on both sides of Third Street between Douglas and Miller was adopted. Mayor appointed James Duff inspector and Ed Nichols and A. A. Bosquet election judges for December 1907. Street committee referred a plat submission by Wenatchee Development Company. Canvassing results from the November 18 primary were certified as accurate. Assessment Roll Nos. 32 and 34 on file. protests hearing set for December 17, 1907. Council accepted O. B. Fuller's resignation and extended thanks for his service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Case
Financial Committee
Third Street
Douglas
Miller Streets
James Duff
Ed Nichols
A. A. Bosquet
Columbia Bridge
Wenatchee Development Company
O. B. Fuller
Red Hearted Society Party For Ruby Vaughn Bride Elect
Mrs. Percy Sche ble’s Douglas street home hosted bridesmaids and friends in a red themed gathering for Ruby Vaughn before her Culp Vaughn wedding. Attendees praised the bride to be while presenting a hand painted lemonade tankard and a shower of gift kerchiefs under a red parasol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Scheble
Douglas Street
Culp-Vaughn
Miss Ruby Vaughn
Thanksgiving Service At Baptist Church Messages
Churches unite for a Thanksgiving service tomorrow evening at the Baptist church. Rev. Mr. Beightol of the Methodist church will deliver the annual Thanksgiving address. An invitation is extended to all. No Daily World for
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Beightol
Methodist Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dorcas Brown
Chelan
W. G. Hauber
Court House
Presbyterian Church
Fleming
Wenatchee Avenue South
A. K. Lail
North First Street
A. A. Piper
Wenatchee Avenue
Father Vandewall
Grace Parker
B Street
Ferryman Tract
Arthur Gunn
Wenatchee Development Co
Columbia Valley
Old Strong Bank
JS. Mogney
Lars See
Jis
State Commission
Datuy World
C. B. Fuller
No Daily World
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