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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1908
Page
3
A Quincy Friday dance drew many outsiders with about twenty five couples enjoying a late night event. Luncheon was served by E W Crockett of City Bakery. An October 3 dance in Dickin son’s hall by the same music is planned with lunch.
Ranchers plant wheat as school opens with E. M. Smithson teaching on September 21. Local visits, homesteads under construction, and a hunting trip are noted. Grover Williams is ill and Sunday school resumes at 2 pm with all invited. Local merchants urged to advertise to a prosperous fruit grower and farmer community.
A sensational note claims a major murder in the Wenatchee Valley. The advertisement markets cheap grapes at D W Jones 201 Washington Ave 3 cents a pound and lists grazing board rates and meal prices at Chewswa Grill with rent and discount details for meals and storageSuggests Wenatchee Canning Company rates and storage advice for fresh produce.
A local notice from Yenatchée Canning Company states that certain information is valuable and worth reserving for future use. The message underscores the importance of the provided details to the firm and its operations.
Framing and cabinet services offered with guaranteed quality by Al bin and Taylor, successors to Charles Kyle. Located at rear of Baar, contact via phone 1741 for all kinds of woodwork and custom jobs.
A notice invites Apple growers to deliver the largest apple to the World office by November 1, with the Daily World mailed free for one year to the winner.
Hotel arrivals include Miss A Courtney and the Misses Warwick of Seattle alongside Mrs W Bullock Seattle and R A Trippte and wife Seattle. Others are J Kienert and wife F A Reynolds J Louison A Wolson Chicago, Thomas Sheehan Hammond M F Haight Ritzville R B Faby Seattle J G Wilson and wife Anacortes J H Williams Cashmere W F Stannard Everett J J McNearney Seattle Mrs E W Owenn Ogden A Allenite Juneau W S H Usher John Jones.
The C E Reeder steam thresher finished the season this morning marking year end threshing for Southside. Road conditions cause wagon breakdowns while heavy wheat hauling continues to Rock Island and ferries remain busy for inland traffic.
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