The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-12-06

y handsome display of Christmas toys
for the young folks. The stole is
the first IN Wenstcnee to start the
Christmas season.
o B. Fuller re turned from a trip
to Seattle yesterday.
Mrs. E. G. Richardson, of the Clock
UNI. made tip to the city this morn
ing.
| Miss Edith Jackson, formerly high
school student Of this city, passed
through the city yesterday on her way
from her home in Chelan Falls to Spo-
kane, where she will spend few weeks
at the home of friends.
Mrs. W. M. Tee, Of Monitor, made
a shopping trip TO Wenntchee today.
George Pritchard and A. G. Bngill,
farmers of Quincy, were visions in We
natcbee yesterday.
The J. M. club met at the home of
Mrs. Crowl yesterday. The next meet
ing will be at the home of Mrs. Farms
worth week from next Tuesday.
A. A. Fuller and other Southsiders
who made hunting trip to Moses
Lake the latter part of last week, re.
turned to this city TO-DAY. They state
that the lake is completely frozen ever
and game birds scarce.
Mrs. ". o. Mari left yesterday for
Columbia valley, where she viii visit
for a week with Mr.. end Mrs. Tethe-
row.
Fred Miller and wife, ranchers of
Cashmere, were in the city visi ing
at the home of Mrs. Mil ler's sisters,
Mrs. Will Little
P. G. Parry, grain dealer of Tram
way, made business TIP to Wena:-
chez yesterday
S. H. Hopkins and wife, of Chelan,
are Ill the city visiting friends.
George Urquart. of Krupp, was a
city Visitor yesterday.
Crank johnson returned from a
week s hunting trip at the head waters
of Mission Creek yesterday. On the
short trip, he, with three companons,
secured three deer and large amount
of smaller game. The party had the
best luck of any Wenatchee hunting
party of the season
Five cars OF sheep were fed at the
Wenatchee stock yards yesterday. The
animals are enroute from Idaho 10 the
Seattle markets.
,Jonn Potts shipped nine cars of
cattle out of the city yesterday.
The Great Northern civil engineers,
who have been making this city their
headquarters for the past SIX months :,
are co npleting their wol and will
leave for Spokane the last of this week.
J.J Bagley, of Cashmere, made a
visit to Wenatchee vest erday.
DIR. W. H. Cummings. of Water
Vile, passed through the city yesterday
on his way to Spokane.
A. l.. Smart, of Malaga, drove into
town yesterday with load of farm
produce for the local stores.
L ]. Coonan and |. and A. Sim
mons, of Sout lside, spent yesterday
afternoon and evening in the city.
Eugene Page made business trir
20 Odessa today.
r. s. Richards, uperin.endent of the
| mechanical department Of the Repub.
| lie press, has resigned his position and
| will leave tonight for Seattle Mr..
Richards plans for the future are un.
decided.
W. T. Clark, president of the We
natchee Canal Co., arrived in the city
today from Billings, Mont. on bust
ness connected with tbs building of the
bridge across the Columbia.
The Hibbard brothers, of Chelan,
large land owners in that part of the
county, are il the city visiting at the
home of o. r. Chapman.
Miss Gladys Gamble entertained the
Y. G. l. G. club at her home last
evening. All of the club were pre-
sent and spent a verv pleasant even
ing. Refreshments were served and