The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-11-21

IL. W. Otlls, VI CsiiostiE.
tri to Wenatchee today.
Get the habit of tracing at The
Krew.
Robert franklin, of this city. is
ill with the rheumatism.
Money to loan or city AMI farm
property. John A. Gellatly.
W g. Newland, of Peshastin, is
spending the day in the city.
Mems underwear at The Knew.
The ladies Guild of the Episcopal
church will meet at the home of Mrs,
Frank Reeves Friday afternoon instead
of Thursday afternoon as was annou-
need earlier.
Best selected stock of sbcoks art
goods, and stationary in Wenatchee at
David keith's.
The teachers and officers of the
Presbyterian Sunday school will hold
a business meeting in the church this
evening. Their purpose is to make
the finavl arr 'ngements for presenting
cantata christmas. The cantata
has been selected and is titled d" Grand
pa's Christmas. Tie first rehearsal
will be held next Friday evening.
Douglas shoes at The Knew.
IT ~ ;.+l-6old cola ton ,croC IF bic
ranch south of town TO Solomon Cad
man. The price paid was 1000.
The piece CT land bought by Mr..
Cadman adioins the ranch Of his bro
Their, E. ". Ca6man.
See those fancy knit vests at The
Knew.
F. Z. Ping, of Kooskia, Idaho, is i'll
the city making preparations for MAX
ing the valley his home. He bought
five lots on Knob Hill yesterday and
viii leave FIR his old home in a few
days to bring his family to Wenat.
hee.
Mems pants $3.50: to $500. The
Knew.
J. H. Holden, prominent miner OF
Chelan, passed through the city yes
terday ont his way home from bust
ness tip to Seattle,
Frank Mowery, of Chelan who &C
oompanied his family On their way to
California as far as Seattle, passed
through Wenatchee yesterday on his
way to the upper country.
J. G. Wagner, of this city, left this
noon for Willamette valley, Oregon,
in search + or new home. His fami-
" will remain in Wenatchee until Mr..
Wagner finds place to locate.
Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Benton will en-
terrain the Presbyterian ladies ut the
home of Mrs. Allen Wednesday after.
noon. -;
J. NJ. Storch, of this city. is in re-
ceipt of letter from .CJas. Benson,
who last year was principal OF the
whitman school. Mr.. Benson is prin-
cipal of a school at Douglas, Alaska.
ana likes the country very much. One
of the things which pleases him most
with the country is the fact that he Is
getting ST. per month. 80
Five convicts from Uonccnculiy
passed through tie city yesterday in
charge of two wardens from the peni-
Tertiary at Walla Walla. Two of the
men are sentenced to twenty years in
prison and the others have sentences
ranging from six monthsto five year g.
The Altar Society of st. ,Toseph's
church, will meet with Miss rowley
Wednesday afternoon. .,'
". s. &c hr sold the two lotson We
natcheee. avenue between the WEBSTER
department store and the Sche BILE Bros.
hardware store to J. s. Mooney for
S.. 900. Mr. Mooney Is undecided as
to whether or not he will improve the
property.
VIM Lee, a we'll known rancher
of Monitor, made business trip to
this city today.
Owing to the immense amount of
business being done by the Farmers
Telephone Co., the secretary, H. G.
Littiefield, has ordered fifty new
phones from an eastern electrical COM
pany.
]. Proctor of Columbia valley, made