At Piney Ridge thrills Wenatchee audience again
The Raymond Bell company delivered an excellent performance of At Piney Ridge at the theatre last night to a fair audience. Tonight they present the old American comedy Tennessee, praised as the best in its class. Grand Chancellor Otto A. Case of Seattle will meet Valley Lodge No. 116 in Wenatchee next Monday night October 19, Knights to attend. Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Meliza of Sheridan Oregon were business callers today.
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Raymond Bell Company
Piney Ridge
Wenatchee
Tennessee
Knights OF Pythias
Otto A. Case
Seattle
Valley Lodge No
R. V. Meliza
Sheridan
Ore
Happenings Of Our City A Busy Local Roundup
Local items report illness and recoveries among residents. Visitors and departures noted include Mr and Mrs Simmons en route to Quincy and John Ehrlinger of Spokane considering buying car loads of apples. A variety of notices cover arrests, sales, social events, and real estate actions in Wenatchee and nearby communities.
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John J. Ehrlinger
Spokane
Red Apple Real Estate Company
Ireland
John Scott
Kinne Place
Mr. Scott
Church Directory Listings and Community Services
Directory of local churches with pastors and service times across Methodist Episcopal, Christian, Episcopal, Presbyterian, Baptist, Catholic, Church of Christ, and Christian Science. Notes on sermons, Sunday School, and weekly events. mentions M Dorty in Seattle visiting and E B Norell's apple packing progress.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Chelan and
Orondo
H. L. Beightol
SDM Junior League
Epworth League
Christian Science Services
Christian Science Reading
Columbia Valley Bank
Market prices for meats and produce back page
The market report lists cows and steers per pound from 21 to 34 cents, hogs 6 cents, veal 4 cents, hens 9 cents, spring chickens 12.5 cents, and dressed veal 7 to 8 cents. Grain includes Timothy hay 17.50, barley per ton 22.54 to 25, wheat 0.84 to 1 dollar, oats 27.50 to 30 per ton, alfalfa 12, and grain hay 15. Vegetable and fruit prices cover beans 3 to 4 cents per pound, beets 1.59 per sack, cabbage 2 to 2.5 cents per pound, cantaloupes 50 cents per crate, carrots per sack 1, cucumbers 10 cents per dozen, onions 1.50 per cat, parsnips 1.50 per sack, potatoes ten for 20, rutabagoes 1 per sack, turnips 1, tomatoes 50 cents per box, grapes black 60 to 75 cents per box, grapes muscats 75 cents, peaches 35 to 40 cents per box, pears Bartlett 75 cents to 1 dollar per box, prunes 35 to 40 cents per box.
Help Wanted: Report Trouble With Papers At Once
A notice urges readers to report trouble in obtaining their papers by calling 1132. It says reporting will be a favor to the office and emphasizes immediate action.
City Officials and Council Members Listed
The document lists the mayor city clerk city attorney city treasurer city engineer water commissioner chief of police police judge health officer and the city council members C. H. Wildberger H. R. Parshall A. A. Bousquet L. H. Belser F. D. Case C. E. Buttles M. G. Pusat.
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Polic
C. H. Wildberger
H. R. Parshall
A. A. Bousquet
L. H. Belser
F. D. Case
C. E. Buttles
M. G. Pusat
Eagle Ranch for Sale in Wenatchee Area 12 Acres Apples
Property features 12 acres of apples, 13 acres other fruit now bearing, 7 acres apples to begin bearing next year, 8 acres alfalfa suitable for orchard, tea room house, barn, chicken house, wood shed. Includes 5 work horses, cattle, wagon, harnesses. Cash yield $10,000 last year. this year’s crop to pay 15 percent on $60,000 valuation. Sale with % cash down, balance easy payments. Owner 70 retiring. E Morris, Wenatchee, Wash.
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EAGLE
E. Morris
Wenatchee
Wash
Pure Goods and Honest Wares at Our Store
Money laid in our store is always well spent with money worth and customer satisfaction. We offer pure goods including canned items bought from reputable packing houses. Our pickles, soup, sardines and fruits are the best manufactured today.
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. H. Armstrong
Chas. Kyle
Daily World Office
Okanogan County
Pogue Flat
Entiat
T. A. Davies
Mutual Life Blog
the Little Wetsel Co
Wentchee Avenue
Berry
Pacific Monthly Magazine
The
Horticulturist Magazine
Daily World
Cc. H. Armstrong
the Bazaar
the Buckeye
Crescent
Economy Drug
Wenatchee Furniture
Fern Candy
C. F. Fry
Palmetto
Parshall’'s
W. H. Russell
Halbert & Webber
P. P. Holcomb
Huck & Fitch
M. O. Merrill
Scorogram
banAne Mann
Luuay Uuu
Edna Thompson
Jennie Lowe
C. F. Eggiman
J. B. Bache
Homer Betty Ruth Bixler
Claud Fisher
Mrs. H. M. Simmons
Quincy
Wenatchee Drug Company
Mrs. L. Barrett
John Elfers
Bert Scheble
R. F. Brantz
Cashmere
Berein
Ruth and
Gordon Palmer
Mrs
J. B. Palmer
S. W. Usher
Geneva, Ohio
H. J. Harland
Palmer
David Lyman
Salvation Army
J. J. Eyer
Bictycle
South Mission Street
B. M. Chapman
O. E. Loving
F. E. Eatherton
Chelan Avenue
W. S. Reeves
A. B. Courtway
Alma Courtway
Phoebe Knowles
Lillian Courtway
W. L. Johns
Frank Ross
J. O. Stout
Japan
China
New York
Olympia
J. G. Etze
Herndon
Iowa
Wenatchee Realty Company
Church Directory
Palouse
A. J. Adams
Bible School
Episcopal Church
F. Stuart Hyatt
Catholic Church
Vande Wall
Church of Christ
S. O. Pool
L. F. Clipp
Chas. Hardman
Methodist Church
Fred Cooper
Christian Church
First Baptist Church
M. Dorty
E. B. Norell
Malaga
Leavenworth
Leavenworth Echo
City Directory
City Corncil
City Hall
Daily World Building
L. M. Lewis
the Buckeye Grocery
B. E. Lowe
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