The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-09-06

Mrs. DR.. Gilchrist will entertain the
Ladies Guild of the Episcopal church
at her home ON Thursday afternoon at
$3.50 O'Clock
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Mr.. E M. Holden, who has been
visiting at the home of W. G. Steward
for the past two months, left for the
east Monday. Mr.. Holden is delight
ed with this part of the country and
after a winter in Florida and Washing
ton, d. c., will return to Wenatc hee
to make it his permanent home.
". J Canton and R W Starr, two
prominent attorneys of Waterville
were in the city yesterday
The Williams Stock company will
open a week of repertoire at the We.
natchee theater next week.
Mr.. Fred Pobjoy and wife of Sank
county Wisconsin, are visiting at the
home of E F .Sprague. Mrs. Pobjoy
is a sister of Mr.. Sprague and they
had not seen each other for nine years
John Haden, travelling for the Park
Davis Chemical company of Spokane,
was in the city yesterday calling on
customers.
The baseball players will meet to.
night IN the office of Frank Reeves to
reorganize and make preparations for
practice for the games to be played
during the fair week.
Mr.. Charles Elfers returned ye ster-
day from a short hunting and fishing
trip to Leavenworth.
Mrs T. A. Davies returned yester-
day from a summers outing at Eag lie
Harbor
Nj Carton left for Lewiston. Idaho,
yesterday for a carload of stock
Capt. B. Gray is building a new
residence on lower Wenatches avemue.
The waters of the Columbia river
have been very muddy for the past
week. II is thought that the head
waters are rising and washing down
a quantity of mud from Jones Canyon.
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E. Riste, county superintendent of
schools left for Portland yesterday to
attend the meeting of county superin-
tendents to be held there this week.
Miss Eta Francis, who will be in
structor of MATHEMATICS in the high
school, during the coming year, alriv-
ed in the city yesterday.
Mrs. G. Victor Martin is slightly i'll
Two cases were tried in the police
court before Judge Palmer this morn
ing. Clarence Montgomery was sen.
fenced to en- days work on the streets
for vagrancy and Norman Mcdonald
was fined $40 and costs for drunken.
ness.
The Columbia and Okanogan Steam
boat company is installing two steam
winches at their Wenatchee docks. to
be used in ha ndliDg the wheat.
L. Thomas is filling the position as
agent for the 9. & o. Steamboat COM
pany at Brewster during the absence
of Mr.. Bacon, who has gone to the
Portland fair.
Capt. Bruce Griggs is on an extend.
ed bunting trip in the upper Okanogsn
country this week.
J. B. Holmes, county assessor is at.
tending the meeting of the state
board of equalization at Olympia this
week. He will return to Wenatchee
by way of Portland spending several
days at the fair.
g. g. Bacon, agent for the G. & O.
compa ny 1T Brewster passed through
here yesterday on his way to Seattle.
He will be joined there by his wife
and together they will visit the Port,
land fair.
W. H. Babcock of Walla Walla, we'll
known to residents in this part of the
state has sold has immense ranch of
1889 acres lying in Douglas, Kitti'
tas and Chelan counties, to the Coffin,
Babcock Land and Live Stock oompa
ny. The price paid was 1921, 500 and
is one of he largest tranaotions which
has been recorded in the Office of the