Alfred Malcolm Wright
Kittitas Co., WA

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Contributed by:  Shelli Steedman 4/20/2007


AL WRIGHT SUDDENLY DIES TODAY.  PIONEER BUSINESSMAN AND CIVIC WORKER PASSES
THIS AFTERNOON.  [FRONT PAGE]

Al M. Wright, pioneer Kittitas county lumberman, former county commissioner
and one-time city councilman, died suddenly this afternoon [March 23, 1933]
at his residence, 1005 North Water Street.

He had complained of not feeling well and did not eat luncheon.  Early this
afternoon he went out to his workshop, and his body was found there shortly
afterward.  Leading a diversified life of business endeavors and civic work,.
Wright had a crowded life in Kittitas County.

Twenty-four years ago he operated an automobile factory on the present site
of the Record Press, making the Wright machine.  He later operated a lumber
mill here and when he disposed of that enterprise, he became a partner with
his nephew, Frank Westcott, in the operation of Cabin Creek saw mill.
[Interment at IOOF Cemetery]