Palmers Visit Wenatchee Winter in City News
J B Palmer and sister Sallie arrive from Spokane and Sallie Palmer plans a winter stay in Wenatchee. The Wenatchee Drug Co moves to a new central location with redesigned interiors and upgraded display, aiming to become the leading drug and cigar and tobacconist shop between Spokane and Seattle.
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J. B. Palmer
Sallie
Spokane
Sallie Palmer
Indianapolis
Ind
Wenatchee Drug Company
Palouse St
Wenatchee Ave
W. S. Reeves
We Jnatchee
Chewawa Grill
Wenatchee
Reeves
Seattle
Palm Confectionery Company
Wenatchee Voter Registration Opens After October 14 deadline
Notice to voters: city registration books will close October 14 1908 in Wenatchee for the November 3 general election and reopen November 4 1908. Signed Fast Wenatchee News by City Clerk Sam R Sumnner.
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Wenatchee
Sam R
City Cork
Stork Delivers First Baby in Wenatchee Heights
The stork visited Wednesday morning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Reynolds and they welcomed a nine pound girl. New residents arrive as Mr. and Mrs. John Dunigan from Canada plan to make Wenatchee Heights their home. Local construction begins as Mr. Hotchkins starts a new house with modern improvements and Tabor begins digging a cellar.
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Wenatchee Heights
Stork
the Heights
R. M. Reynolds
John Dunigan
Canada
J. T. Dunigan
The
Heights
R. Hotchkins
Indiana
Hotchkins
Tabor
Beulah Hastings
Hager
Mr. Erickson
Bulloch
Lohman
E. S. Hager
Seattle area visitors linger as locals plan permanent move
Edward Eskuche and Enid Rize, recent visitors to Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Chestnut, returned to Seattle yesterday with Eskuche aiming to buy a home and settle permanently. Misses Ella Helm of Tacoma and Ethel Rowan of Fort Wayne also visited Mrs. A Silkwood before returning home. A. J. Linville led J C Clipp Indiana L F Clipp Wenatchee Byron Mead Skyline MIl Will Eckenrode Spokane R P Doede Wisconsin and Andrew Donovan Cleveland Iowa on a Wenatchee Valley drive this Saturday.
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Wenatchee
Geo. H. Overturf
Waterville
J. A. Bumgardner
Bertha
Yakima
Mary English
Watererville
Lord
Hazel
Nellie Bishop
E. Bishop
Claude Neely
Southside
G. H. Overturf
Victor Reeder
Edward Eskuche
Enid Rize
Ella Helm
Tacoma
Ethel Rowan
Fort Wayne
A. Silkwood
A. J. Linville
J. C. Clipp
Indiana
L. F. Clipp
Byron Mead
Skyline Mil
Will Eckenrode
Spokane
R. P. Doede
Wisconsin
Andrew Donovan
Cleveland
Iowa
Wenatchee Valley
Miller and Sharp Wed at Sunnyslope Home
John Miller and Iva Sharp were married at Sunnyslope yesterday at noon, performed by Dr. L. E. Mil jier, father of the groom. An elaborate wedding dinner followed for thirty six guests at the bride’s parents’ home.
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John Miller
Iva Sharp
Sunnyslope
L. E. Miljier
The Big Red Apple Tale On A Wenatchee Platform
A colored porter in Wenatchee yesterday narrowly escaped being left behind as the train departs. He struggles with a sack of apples, tossing them to passengers on the observation car platform until he can board the rear. Moral warns porters to beware of the Big Red Apple.
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Wenatchee
Mrs. Garner to Start Music Instruction Class
Mrs. V L Garner announces a piano organ and music history class at Rev H L Beightol 319 South Chelan Ave on Saturday October 17 1908 from 2 to 5 PM. Arrangements for instruction can be made. Also mentions Daily World coupons for a $100 contest.
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V. L. Garner
H. L. Beightol
Chelan Avenue
Olympia Cafe Noon Lunch Draws Ladies and Gents
The Merchants' 35c noon day lunch at Olympia Cafe is well received by both women and men. The promotion attracts a steady stream of customers, highlighting a popular local dining option.
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Olympia
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Daily World Office
A. H. Kay
West Fourth Street
Ellensburg
Wash
Dean
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Dean’s
Daily World
Chas. Kyle
Chas
Kyle
Mennen
Colgate
Kirk
Jockey Club
Savon
Kirk’s
B. Espy
Marshall
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