From "The History of North Washington" Published 1904

Transcribed by: Nancy Grubb (nancyg@theofficenet.com)
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FRANK WEATHERWAX 	
	Frank Weatherwax is one of the prosperous and well known business 
men of the valley. He handles a large butcher trade operates a hotel and a 
livery barn, while on the side attends to his farm and raises about forty 
head of stock. Mr. Weatherwax has made a fine success in the financial world,
owing to his executive ability and keen judgement in business affairs. His 
tireless energy and genial and affable ways have both gathered and held fine 
patronage with which he is favored in the various enterprises that he 
conducts.
   Frand Weatherwax was born in Illinois on May 13, 1869, the son of Henry
and Christiana (Anthony) Weatherwax, natives of Michigan and Ohio,
respectively. They are mentioned in another portion of this work. Our subject
received his early education in Sidney, Nebraska and after completing the
common school training, assisted his father until 1892, when he started to do
for himself. He had came with his parents to Stevens county in 1882, 
therefore was well acquainted with the country and its resources when he 
started out in business.
   In 1892, Mr. Weatherwax married Miss Blanch, daughter of J.D. and Olive
A. (Day) Slocom, natives of Illinois and the parents of  five children. To
Mr. and Mrs. Weatherwax three children have been born, named as follows:
Hattie,deceased, Helen, and Roy. Mr. Weatherwax is a good active Republican
and is ever on the alert to forward those principles which are for the wel-
fare of all. He is a member of the M.W.A. and a man of good stanging in the
community.
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