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Wenatchee Daily World

Location

Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1908

Page

3

Real estate transfers in Wenatchee area including Nob Hill and Peachey adds

A sequence of property transfers recorded for Wenatchee region. Transactions list buyers and sellers such as Mary Richardson, J H Geyer, Eva Garland, and others with parcel descriptions, hires and prices from $400 to $9 1000. Notable entries involve Nob Hill, Peachey add, Fair grounds, Prowell's addition, and Wenatchee city properties.

Mary Richardson Herbert Carson J. H. Geyer J. B. Holmes Nob Hill Wenatchee Eva Garland Gehr J. Wesserling E. C. Long Prowell Mission E. R. Caster Jno W. Hawkins Peachey C. H. Merritt A. L. Maltbie R. P. Webb W. A. Thompson E. A. Wyman City of Wenatchee Fairgrounds I. W. Reeves Ed. S. Russell Co. C. Cole Norman D. Austin G. E. Wells A. D. Wells W. T. Simmons B. A. Wyman Car

Property Transfers and Deeds From Lake Park and Entiat Areas

A series of land transfers include Carl Jones to Isom Irby for 6500 in the E percent NW percent SW NEY eight nine twenty date, Chas Johnson to T R Gibson for 225 in Lake Park, T R Gibson to B L Haight for 175 Lake Park, B L Haight to Thomas Pattison for 175 Lake Park, D W Foster to J R Bailey for 500 in NEY S December 26 1917, P B Packwood to A H Barker for 10000 in Entiat Fruit Lands L1 2 3 4 B2, and A L Maltbie to S B Littleton for 1000 in L2 B1 Peachey and Wenat.

Carl Jones Isom Irby Chas Johnson T. R. Gibson Lake Park B. L. Haight O Thos. Pattison D. W. Foster J. R. Bailey

Train Breaks In Tunnel On Great Northern Run

A January incident on the Great Northern route between Wenatchee and Seattle saw an eastbound passenger train split in two inside a tunnel. Passengers described a fifteen minute stop with stifling air as the head and rear engines failed to operate in unison and a coupling pin broke at a curve, delaying service until the connection was re-established.

Great Northern Cascades

County Sunday School Convention in Wenatchee Assembly

County Sunday schools plan a convention in Wenatchee on the 16th of the coming month. Superintendents coordinate plans and expect to publish the full program in the Daily World within days.

Wenatchee Daily World

Ladies' Aid reorganizes and plans chicken pie social

In Quincy the Ladies' Aid met with 15 members to revise by laws and appoint a committee to host a chicken pie social to fund church lighting. A new secretary was chosen and the next meeting set for October 1 at Mrs. Neese's home.

Moore Mesdames Nash Stewart Morrison W. F. Sapp Mesdames Gregory Campbell Ragless Thompson Keigley Scheuerle Neese

Hotel Arrivals at the Chewawa North Carolina

List of guests arriving at the Chewawa hotel includes Faulkner of Seattle George Lintz and Paton of Cashmere J M Francisco and I W Stein both of Cashmere H L Christiance San Francisco and many others from Seattle Missoula Chicago Oshkosh and Spokane Mrs Sally Fisch of Oshkosh Wis c C King Entiat and more with travel from Kansas City and Missoula destinations.

Chewawa N. C. Faulkner Seattle John J. Cape Cashere M. M. Hickey Grant Paton Geo. Lintz J. M. Francisco I. W. Stein H. L. Christiance San Francisco William D. Clark Kansas City John Scott Chicago C. P. Wallace E. C. Kilbourne Sally Fisch Oshkosh Wis C. C. King Entiat C. P. Bird Missoula Mont W. H. McKay A. Heathhorn Spokane B. W. James

Forest Reserve Policy Attacked by Pacific Delegates

Pacific coast delegates assail the National Forest Reserve policy and Chief Forester Gifford Pinchot at the opening of the sixteenth National Irrigation congress in Albuquerque. They denounce what they call Pinchot's Unwar ranted Czarism, while Midwestern delegates remain less hostile. The article also notes theatre tonight and local notices.

Pacific Coast Gifford Pinchot United Press Service Albuquerque N. M National Forest Reserve National Irrigation Congress Pinchot Midle West

Crossing the Bar Poem Fragment Reflecting Sea Voyage

The excerpt presents Tennyson's poem about seas, tides, twilight, farewell, and hope to meet the pilot face to face after crossing the bar. It evokes longing, duty, and farewell themes with maritime imagery and reflective tone.

Tennyson

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Wenatchee Furniture Co Florsheim World Printers Cascade Tunnel County Sunday School Convention Natchee Quincy News A. J. Ternent Quincy Valley Congress Dickinson’s Hall National Irrigation Meeting Louis Delivak Quincy Valley Irrigation Association W. V. Caswell A.J. Ternent F. T. Campbell Ternent New Mexico Ephrata Quincy Lee Willard Sol Smith Russell J. A. Graves The First Christian Church of Waterville M. O. Merrill Wenatchee Department Store M.O. Merrill Arthur Bond Eagle Livery & Transfer Co Mj. Aimmeel South King Street W. M. Rice Leavenworth Liveryman Chelan County Rice the Liveryman Orondo Ave Wenatchee Avenue Walter M. Olive Armstrong's Hood River Oregon Briggs|Ament Land Co
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