Happenings in Wenatchee News Roundup
Local notes show many visitors and residents in Wenatchee today. People include George Watt of Seattle and Mrs Lillian Haines visiting friends. several Seattle and Tacoma figures pass through town. many plan trips to Spokane Leavenworth Cashmere or California, with arrivals and departures noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Haines
Seattle
A. M. Bowen
Waterville
Oregon
Mrs. Curran
California
Mrs. Wineland
J. E. Wilkinson
Chelan
Walla Walla
J. W. Stevenson
George Johnson
Mrs. Ball
T. C. Thompson and Son
N. Coleman
Leavenworth
T. C. Thompson
Mr. Thompson
A. R. Dickson
Vancouver
B. C
Wenatchee
Watervile
Schiller Robbins
Hamilton and Saylor Dismissed After City Brawl
In Hamilton police court Judge Palmer dismissed Hamilton and Saylor after a parown brawl incident. The complainant did not appear. Judge Palmer warned the youths that fighting is wrong and cited a Roosevelt like stance on defending oneself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D
Hamilton
R. .H. Hamilton
C. W. Saylor
Palmer
Hold Farmers Institute Moves to Cashmere
The Daily World reports R W Thatcher acting superintendent of farmers institutes says the institute planned for Wenatchee will be held in Cashmere on November 2 and 3. He aims for a general Wenatchee Valley roundup with delegates from Leavenworth and Wenatchee area growers attending in Cashmere.
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The
Daily World
R. W. Thatcher
Farmers’ Institutes
Wenatchee
Cashmere
Pattison to Speak Tonight in Wenatchee
Hon John Pattison of Colfax democratic candidate for governor will address a Wenatchee theater meeting on current issues. He arrived from Waterville after speaking there last night and continues a tour of eastern Washington.
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John Pattison
Colfax
Wenatchee Theatre
Pattison
Waterville
Washington
Roosevelt 50th Anniversary Work Stays Busy
Washington reports tomorrow marks Franklin D. Roosevelt's 50th anniversary in office. He will not take a day off, remaining at work in the White House. No family celebration is planned, though Mrs. Roosevelt may host a dinner surprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Names Across Cleared Listings Spotted in Olympia Notice
A list of individuals and locations appears in a Olympia notice, including residents of Seattle Spokane Entiat Long Beach Odessa St Paul Whitefish Trinidad and nearby communities. The fragment names many people and places connected to a regional notice printed in the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chewawa
W. A. Roundy
Entiat
J. A. Campbell
Seattle
W. C. Anderson
D. H. Anderson
Spokane
John J. Ehringer
C. M. Kelly
Long Beach
Cal
A. M. Bowen and Family
J. L. Warn
St. Paul
R. Insinger
Louis Laumer
Odessa
Edward Owens
K. J. Hunter
R. Hargreaves
Olympia
Rosenthal
M. T. Schmitt
Minneapolis
C. W. Lobaugh
Spokane Co
A. Pearsall-McGregor
Iowa
R. J. Byers
J. B. Skyle
Whitefish
Moht
E. W. White
Trinidad
Wash
Trappers Plan Winter Camp in Cascades Near Entiat
Veteran trapper R. J. Byers joins adventurers Putnam and Bennett to establish a winter camp thirty three miles from the Entiat mouth. They will live off martens lynx and other game valued at fifteen dollars per marten and five to eight dollars per lynx plus a five dollar state bounty. Byers, seventy three, moves with the stamina of a much younger man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Nimrod
Cascades
R. J. Byers
Messrs
Putnam and
Bennett
Byers
Putnam
Entiat
Burke Denies Hold Up Letters Amid Roosevelt Clash
Edmund Burke the attorney named in the New Mexico land grab case defies Roosevelt and Sherman to produce any "hold up" letters. Burke denies dictating any interview and claims he gave no statements to anyone at any time. He asserts the World interview was not spoken in his presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Edmund Burke
James S. Sherman
New Mexico
Roosevelt
Sherman
United States
Patterson
Colorado
Burke
Washington
New York World
Denver
Thomas W. Patterson
Bourne
Wyoming
W. J. Thomas
Estes Valley Orchards sells two land tracts
Two more parcels in Estes Valley Orchards were sold. Chas R Morris of Wenatchée bought five acres for 1500 dollars. A Seattle man, Mr Rinehart, purchased lots 17 and 18 totaling 29 acres with five acres in fruit for 11200 dollars. Also note an ad offering a coupon for a Daily World item and a back ailment cure claiming Chamberlains Liniment cures lame backs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estes Valley
Chas.r. Morris
Wenatchée
Mr. Rinehart
Seattle
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Columbia Valley Bank
F. H. Brand
Olympia Hotel
Palouse Street
J. M. Duffy
R. Bellew
George Watt
Frederick Heath
Tacoma
Sam Sumner
Peshastin
Miss Fern Campbell
Wellington Deitch
William Kirkhope
L. Dixon
New York Central Railway
A. A. Piper
Claude Wood
Hammond Milling Company
George A. Hauber
Nellie Handley
M. Furrer
Mabel Fairbanks
Mrs. Rosenthal
He Sams
Okanogan Street
Captain Boland
Lakeside
W. H. Little
M. O. Merrill's
Mission Street North
Acme
F. C. Myers
Little Son
Westminster
F. W. Hoffman
Baby
Mrs. F. M. Shutt
T. H. Heiman
J. F. Walker
Salisbury & Saterlee Co
Thomas’ the Jeweler’s
Justin
Thomas, the Jeweler’s
Palace
First National Bank
Harry
Wier Clark
Missionary Circle of the Baptist Church
J. W. Turner
Miller Street
Mitchell Stevens
Ellensburg
Frank Brittain
Indianapolis
George Rayl
Mr. Brittain
H. R. Parshall
Fred Kemp
Chief Ferguson
R. L. McPherson
E. A. Thompson
O. G. Fisher
E. Williams
Quincy
E. White
Kate Hanigsman
Mary
George White
Dr. Wilhelmy
Cincinatti
Ohio
J. W. Proctor
Michigan
Mr. Proctor
James A. Grant
Chiwaukum
J. H. McDonald
May
Jessie
Ephrata
H. McDonald
Gilchrist Hospital
C. C. Ward
Rosenberg, Block
Walter M. Olive
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Church
M. R. McMahon
S. W. Roderick
Aid of the Baptist Church
Mesdames Parshall & Cox
D Street
J. Wallace
Mr.Wallace
Farmers’ Institute
Eni
Estes
Daily World Office
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