The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-10-31

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yesterday to look after business
interests there.
J. .. Fields, of Waterville, is a city
visitor today.
John Claypool. son of Chas. Clay
pool, of Walla WaIla street, fell and
broke his arm yesterday. DR.. Mccoy
is In attendance.
Mr.. @. G. Cooper and family will
leave the latter part of the week for
Long Beach, CAL, where they will
spend the winter.
The cannery is coming to the front
as one of the largest fruit shipping COM
panies 10 Weratchee. Two cars of ap-
Piles day were shipped by them every
day last week. This, however, is a re-
cord, for owing to the shortage of cars
at this station and other causes they
will not be able to duplicate the per-
Torrance this week. One shipment of
apples amounting to 5000 boxes, that
was sent to New York will be sent TO
England as soon as it arrives in the
eastern city.
E. A. Wyman, of Seattle. who re.
Gently purchased the D. W. Dow place
will arrive IN the city tomorrow with
his wife and family to make Wen
atchee his home. Mr.. Dow will give
immediate possession of the ranch
and will move to cattle in short
time.
Nj. Davis and W ife of Entiat, are in
the city today.
Miss +. Gamble, of Pittsburg, mr.
rived in the city on the afternoon
train yesterday to spend a few weeks
at the home of her cousin, Mrs. Fl. L.
WEBSTER.
n. F. Hedwick of Quincy is guest
at the Hotel liberia.
Mr.. N. D. Tichenal, one of the
ranchers of the valley, brought one
of the largest Jonathan apples that has
ever been seer in this city. The apple
is a perfect specimen and measures
1924 inches in circumference.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Browne arriv-
ed in the city yesterday from week s
visit with Mr.. Brownies mother in
Spokane. They will visit Mr.. an
Mrs. H. G. Littlefield for few days
and will then leave for their future
home in Oroville.
Wanted-Ironers and mangle girls
1t Wenatchee Steam Laundry.
The mill of the justice court ground
slowly but exceeding many fines this
morning. T. Barnes, P. Mckinley, J.
swanson, j. Morse and 0. Brant were
brought before Judge. Palmer this
morning charged with being drunk
and disorder'y. All were assessed SIS
each and costs. None had the money
with which to pay their fines. The
quintet is now helping Commissioner
Sanders grade King street.
Mr.. G. A. Harris, an Entlat ranch
er was in the city today doing his
fall trading at the Wenatchee stores.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Ward of South.
side returned yesterday from visit
to Portland and other coast cities.
Mr.. E. 9. Long, of Cashmere, is
visiting in Wenatchee today.
While the youngsters of the town
are engaged in making people miserable
their elders will be celebrating Hal.
lowe EN- in another way. A number
of Halloween parties will be given
this evening. There will be private
dance at the new Bowen and Bower
hall. The Episcopal church will offer
a program of games aud music. Miss
Doris Packard will wilt entertain a
party of young people at her home.
Miss Duff and Miss Milliner will enter
tain the school teachers at the home
OF Miss Duff. This afternoon Mrs.
and Miss Dishon will give matinee
party to few friends.
Mr.. L. M. Hull and wife left on
the afternoon train for Seattle where
they expect to rem ain for about ten
days.