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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1908
Page
4
The Nolop case faces possible blocking moves with bonds up to 360 000, including 200 cash for each suit amounting to 60 000 for the total. A Leavenworth home claim is alleged as a possible evasion. Henry Cross cites US patent law on homestead title and survivorship as control over state property law window.
The Central Bryan Club meets at the courthouse at 8 15 to mobilize for the campaign. Members are urged to attend with guests as organizers signal strong effort ahead. A community notice outlines voter registration closure for Wenatchee on October 14 1908 before the November 3 general election.
Local notes list visits and travels of residents with Spokane Seattle Quincy and Chicago ties. Mentions include Mrs J J Alrey in Elma, Beulah Hastings returning from Seattle, and the Ladies Guild meeting at St Luke's church. A newborn daughter to Mr and Mrs Bryan Mead of Skyline is noted.
Mrs. Percy Simmons visits brother T. D. Slosson in Paw Paw Michigan at 322 S street north. Miss Italia Messerly returns from Seattle. Will Reed and Bert Courtnay attend Spokane fair and plan visits to Montana cities. Woodcraft ladies hold second annual dance at Eagles Hall with 50 couples. Prof. Van Haverskerke’s orchestra played. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Russell travel to Spokane for illness of his mother. Miss Lillian Thompson of Seattle visits Mrs. J. L. Campbell and Miss Kate Patterson. Henry Cross returns from Spokane after attending the Federal court. Iowa doctor notes ankle placement to keep calf away from corn. Mrs. W. M. Lyons laid up from nail, not serious. Wenatchee Canning Company urges apple storage for quick shipment. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Dowd move to Eureka Washington for new job.
W E Taylor buys thirteen acres of fruit land at Monitor for 4000 dollars and plans immediate improvements. Mrs L Durham and five children relocate from Michigan to Wenatchee with plans to settle here. Mrs J Evans and family from Kansas City arrive to make their home, her mother Mrs Ditch lingering ill. Wenatchee Canning Company urges cold storage to preserve apples for price stability and shipment.
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