The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-12-02

B. T. Duncan has moved his family
to the rooms above his store on the or
ner CT Wer atchee and Orondo avenues.
E. Allenrer. teacher of the Stemiit
VALLEY school, is in the city tosday.
/. M. Derifald aud his min law
Virgil Vim, are in the city today.
Mr.. Derifield will leave this evening
for Spokane to make arrangements
for taking his wife, who has been vely
i'll for some time, to hospital in that
city.
Miss Sadie Camp left this afternoon
| for Malaga to visit for q few days
with friends. as4a
The Presbyterian Sunday school
officers have decided not to give the
cant tn, Grandpa's Christmas, " tie
Christmas time as originally planned
1t was discovered that the oantata was
very similar to one given by another
church compile Of years ago
As the time to Christmas is too short
10 secure another cantata the officers
hag, decided 10 abau0on 5na proJeot
4. +. PC5aan, cat5it buyer Tor q e
FRYE Bru!n 20. passed through the
city Yesterday on his way from Seatt c
to Ohanogan county On 4 cattle buying
trim. The !'1ya Brain people have
been hnyng a great many caGtI. IN
/ OkanoGan and Ferry counties and cat
! tie ae present are higher than they
/ have been for The PAST few year,.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ray Cooper. of Gar
held, who have Deen in the city fey
the past few days. left Oh the morning
boat for Na.erville to assist in tie sat,
Ting up Of Mr.. Cooper's fathers
estate.
The members Of the Wenatchee foot
bail team and three substitutes were
awarded their ''W'' yesterday. Those
who secured the emblem were: Will
iam., Collier, Godfrey, Harris, Tom
linslon, Lail, Barnhill, NJ. Johnson.
n. Johnson, B. Lake, n. Lake, Smith,
E. Knowles and b. Knowles
Mrs. Goodsoe, the nurse Of Mrs.
0. s. Sampson, made a trip to this
city today. She states that Mis-. Sam
pson recovering from her accident
as rapidly as may be expected.
J. B. Holmes, the county assessor,
who has been very ill, is recovering his
health very rapidly. He has risen
| from his bed and is able to be about a
little.
4. A. Fuller, l. n. Simmons. L. G.
CQonan, well known resi- dents of
Southside, left on the night tr ain for
Moses lake on a two weeks hunting
trip. Uncle DicR." G;blin, OF Chi
waukum, was visitor to this city
| today.
W. E. Stevens bought ten acres of
the G. E Stohl place yesterday. The
consideration was $4,000.
G. ". Buxton, the painter, bought
two lots on Mi ssion street yesterday.
$1,575 was the price paid
J. W. Doneen and NJ. CLARK. of
Southside, were business visitors to
the city yesterday.
Walter Mapes. formerly night operat-
or at the Wenatchee depot, who has
| been purser of one of the G. and o.
| freighters for the past few weeks, left
for Seattle on the night tain yester-
day where he will begin to take up
the work of telegraphy.
r. F. Richardson, of Wilson Creek,
made short busine So trip to this city
yesterday.
James Harris of Chiwaukum, spent
Yesterday in Wenatchee.
| The trains still continue to be late.
No. 3, the westbound night train,
was ten hours late today, arriving i'll
Wenatchee at half past ten this morn
| ing. No. |, the afternoon train, was
reporthed five hours late at three
O'Clock this afternoon. The east
bound trains were not having any
trouble between Seattle and Wenat
chez and are arriving on time Or neal
= ,o Tha o.,co of tho delay of the