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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1908
Page
5
Joe Crow and brothers hunted Canyon No. 1 and followed deer tracks through thickets and ravines until at about three o clock they spotted a two point buck. Joe shot from a high position and killed the animal, a fine and glossy deer to be shared with friends. Little Georgie Ross is ill with pneumonia.
Residents and visitors travel through Wenatchee with meetings at the Yeomen hall and social events. The week includes gatherings, dining, and reporting of local purchases, health notices, and arrivals from nearby towns and states.
Mrs. S. O. Ashe and daughter Dorothy returned home in Moses Lake after a shopping stay. Mrs. E. P. Spencer also returned to Portland Oregon after visiting sister Miss Pearl Spencer. Prosecuting Attorney Cross left for Leavenworth to prosecute a Sunday closing law case against saloon keeper J. G. Fritz, previously fined $25. A Seattle nurse and daily coupon offer referenced for Mrs. Bert Scheren’s item.
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