The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-11-13
Money to Loan on city and farm

JACK Miller f6Gurn6u from HIGo0u
day trip through the Okanogan
country Saturday. During his trip
Mr.. Miller visited every village in the
county besides making short stops in
the larger towns of Douglas county
and few of the towns in British
Columbia. M. Miller states that
it will be three 1weeks before the Big
Bend ranchers finish theshing. The
rauchers of Okanogan county have
completed their work for the year and
are preparing for the winter.
City election Dec. 5. Are you regis
tered: Registration DO oks close Cues.
day Nov. Ia, at p. m.
Harold Mills, the six year old son
of W. H. Mills. of Cashmere, rode his
pony into town last evening to pay a
visit to o. F. Stewart. The young
boy left Wenarchee without informing
any one and his parents were almost
distracted. When finally located in
this city and questioned ABOUT the
trip he said, ma said that could visit
you soma day and I thought today
was as good as any,
H. L. Brown, Of Stratfo1d, paid
a visit to this city on Saturday.
r. Van Campen, who has been Ill
with the fever for the past seven
weeks, is conval escent.
Mrs. Dora Harlln who, went to
Seattle few weeks ago Co have her
eyes treated, had an oeration perform
ed Saturday. She wi return to We
natchee in about week.
City election Dec. ). Are you regis
tered Repatriation books close Tues
day, Nov. IA, at 3 pm. =
Forum Patterson Is III Grange willie,
Idaho, his old home. He has secured
a position in a store there.
aug. hEduso lids eOtu HIS puppy
on Kuvb Hill to Mrs. Lena Nelson.
of Wenatchee. Mr.. Krause left OF
the noon train for Spohomish.
Miss Versis Patterson will entertai II
her Sunday School class at her home
next Saturday afternoon.
H. W. Barnes, who recently lease d
his saloon to Seattle firm, left town
owing VIM. Brantor, a rancher north
of town, 800. Mr.. Branton had Mr..
Barnes piano attached to secure tire
amount due him.
$1,000 to loan for one yer on good
first mortgage. Bousquet & Holm.
MIR. and Mrs A. Holcomb a we'll
known ran cher of the Wentachee val
ley, were in the city this morning.
Phillip Miller drove into the city
this morning.
A number of Cashmere people at
tended the theater Saturday evening.
Among those that enjoyed the
play were: Mr.. and Mrs. Joe West,
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Fly, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Chapman aud F. A.
Patton.
City election Dec. 8. Are you regis
tered? Registration books close Tues
day Nov. l. :, at p. m.
Milt Ward, we'll known rancher
of Badger Mountain, spent the morn
ing in Wenatchee.
The Jolly Matron's Gu will meet
tomorrow afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. A. P. Clayton.
City election Dec. 5. Are you regis
tered? Registration books close Tues
day, Nov. IA, at 3 p. m.
The Sche ole Bros. have mel lntile
Happy Hooligan in their show " indo~
that is at tracing great deal of attent.
ion.
The wife of s. Ludwig, a Schulz
chuck rancher, died this morning at
$3.50 O'Clock of heart failure. The
funeral will be held tomorrow at 80
from Halls undertaking parlors.
SIR. and Mrs. G. w. Pack wood. Of
Buckingham are visiting at the home
and Me- Hall
Hone hundred and sixtythree voters
had been Registered at the city clerk g
office up to noon today. This is very
light registration according to City
Clerk Bousq net.
City election Dec. 5. Are you regis
tered Raoistration hooks close Tues-