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Wenatchee Daily World

Location

Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1908

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Wenatchee Heights Local Builders Prepare Homes and School

Messrs Tabor Mead and Ragsdale visited a sawmill Monday to fetch lumber for a new schoolhouse to be built this week. Silkwood hauls lumber for his new home. L V Wells showed properties, Donegan digs a house foundation, and Fred McCoy with family return to Seattle. Dave Gellatly collected fruit for exhibition, Adrien Vollmer visits from Lake Chelan, and Wenatchee Business College gains second floor quarters in the Griggs block for the year with roomy rooms for the institution.

Wenatchee Heights Tabor, Mead and Ragsdale Mr. Silkwood L. V. Wells Heights Mr. Donegan Fred McCoy E. L. McCoy Wenatchee Business College Griggs

Olive favored asChelan county unite behind Walter M Olive

A Chelan county political note urges consolidation around Walter M Olive as the best choice for the legislative ticket. Olive has strong support in Cashmere Wenatchee and Entiat and is praised for his work on the bridge project and potential to push the free bridge bill. The piece calls for unity to defeat rival C B Reed and secure Olive’s election.

Wenatchee Olive C. B. Reed Successfuly

Town Notices and Personnel Moves Highlight Wenatchee Chronicle

Auntie Smith of Everett visits Wenatchee to meet old friends at the Salvation Army hall. Ethel Peterson transfers from Sherman, Clay in Seattle to the local Sherman, Clay & Co. office to assist Lem Ward. F L Clarke of Great Northern Express visits from Spokane. Ladies Aid serves dinner and supper at Bowers Hall on Tuesday. W L Glass of Great Northern Railway discusses local business. E F Sprague returns from Seattle after undertaker lectures. Frank M Dallam, ex Daily World, now governor Mead's secretary, is in Wenatchee to vote tomorrow.

Mr. Beightol J. J. McAllister Pendleton Ore Israel Putnam Hughes Epworth Spokane Ethel Peterson Seattle Sherman, Clay & Co Lem Ward F. L. Clarke General Western Great Northern Express Company Aic The Christian Church Bowers’ Hall Frank M. Dallam Daily World Governor Mead Wenatchee

Tulip Social Planned by Royal Neighbors at Woodman Hall

The Royal Neighbors announce a tulip social at Woodman Hall next Saturday night September 12. Everyone is invited to attend and enjoy the event.

Woodman Hall

Seattle Restaurant Sold to New Sole Proprietor

Ed Stauffer sold his interest in the Seattle Restaurant to Arthur Bond who will operate the eatery as sole proprietor. C Will Shaffer, wary of Wenatchee owners, says he acted as attorney in a big suit. S. G. Daley, Iowa City, Iowa, arrives and plans a move to the Ok anogan region.

Seattle Ed Stauffer Arthur Bond C. Will Shaffer Wenatchee Ss. G. Daley Rb City Iowa S. G. Daley Iowa City Okanogan

Tacoma Pair Seeks Permanent Move From Chelan Region

Mr. and Mrs Thaddeus Hill and Mr. and Mrs C M Wetherald of Tacoma travel home from Lake Chelan. Mr Wetherald loves the Wenatchee country and considers settling here permanently.

Thaddeus Hill C. M. Wetherald Tacoma City Lake Chelan Mr. Wetherald Wenatchee

Spencer's Land Sale Near Spokane Promises Irrigated Suburban Town

Real estate deals near 60 000 dollars closed by S E Hege Co led by Martin P Spencer of Wenatchee. About 300 acres two miles east of Spokane will be irrigated and sold in small tracts to form a suburban town. An irrigation plant will cover up to 500 acres. Spencer and his sisters Mary and Sue hold parts of a d Idaho parcel. Payments extend over three years with reinvestment planned in Wenatchee and Chelan county.

Spokesman-Review Martin Spencer S. E. Hege & Co Martin P. Spencer Wenatchee Spokane Ir d'Alene Cyndis Iella Spencer Spencer Mary Sue Spencer Chelan County

Otis and Estes discuss Chelan County road funds

A letter to Chelan County voters from A F Estes defends his record and challenges H W Otis. It cites apportionments to road and bridge funds, costs of Peshastin Creek bridge, grading near Otis property, and county spending under the present board. The exchange urges voters to consider Estes for commissioner and notes disputed fund definitions.

Chelan County A. F. Estes Leavenworth Peshastin Creek Otis Ee Creek Board of Commissioners H. W. Otis

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Dave Gellatly Adrien Vollmer Lake Chelan Ranch Wenatchee Electric Co Angerous Puente D. Wise Columbia Valley Bank Washington F. H. Brand M. D Bankers’ Reserve Life Company of Omaha Nebraska Manent Brewster Chelan CO Bishop Hughes Kittitas County Kittitas Walter M. Olive Cashmere Entiat GIY News W. L. Glass Great Northern Railway Wilt & Adams E. F. Sprague Chicago I. A. Navarre Spencer's Pammissioner Ois Ures Mission Creek Nahahum Olala Estes Canyon Estes Peshastia Bridge Craig's Otis Ranch Newland
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