The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-11-14

Money to Lean on city and farm
property. Jno. A. Gellatly.
A self appointed committee Of the
fair association stockholders consist
ing of G. Stohl, Walter Olive +.
III. Scheble and D. A. Beal,
are meeting the producers of the
valley and trying to get them interest
ed in the fair grounds. The liza is
TO sell each rancher OF the valley
sma II amount of stock so that more iu
teress will be taken by them in the
county fairs each year.
City election Dec 5. Are You regis
tered? Registration books CLOSE Tues
day Nov. IA, Mt 3 p. IL.
John England is building modern
hou Sc. L. d. Writers is Going Il g
work.
Smith Miller, who has been across
the mountain for the past six weeks,
recovering from an attack Of fever, re-
turned to Wenatchee yesterday He
will be employed at his oil position as
book keenar nt the Columbia River
Lumber Co.
City election Dec. ). Are you regis
tered: Regis tratiun books close Tues
day, Nov II. at pm.
G. il. Morton, the comDfrn'le, oi
the Great Northern railroad. arrived
in the city today on the noon tain
His visit TO Wenatchee is on business
OF the road.
City cleo ton Dec. 8. Are you regis
tered? Registration books close Tues
day, Nov. l4ss', at o p. M.
Dick Halland, T.-o Cozart and F
Leeby left for Aberdeen Sunday 10
spend the winter
Preparations for Thanksgiving day
exercises are we'll along at the school.
The graDmer rooms will each give
selected program and the two literary
societies of the high school, the Alpha
and Olympiln, are arranging elaborate
programs.
City election Dec. 5. Are you regis
tered? Registration books close Tues
day, Nov. IA, at 9 p. m.
g. ". Harlan, the impersona' or,
|gave program at the high school
last evening under the auspices of the
Boys and Girls Athletic Assoc iation.
A low price admission was charged
and the assembly room OF the school
was crowded. Every one enjoyed the
witty and interesting program that
was gwen
City election Dec. 5. Are yol regis
tered: Registration hooks close Tues
day, Nov. il, at p N.
L NJ. Hull and wife returned from
two weeks visit to Seattle yesterday.
Conductor Brewley, of the Great
Northern railroad, states TINT the
weather on the mountains is something
very unusual this year. snow has
fallen Only on the highest peaks and
none at all along the line of the rail
road. The weather across the mo mt
aims is dry and warm. Very little
rain has fallen as yet.
The family of James Graham, enc
of the former owners of the Lail and
Graham Transer Co.. left last night for
Seattle where they will reside in the
future. Mr.. Graham will engage il
bu siness in that city.
Sheriff Webb states that the criminal
work of his office las been very light
during the past few months. The
arrests for some time have averaged
only two or three month.
One hundred and ten voters register
ed yesterday. The total number regis
tered up 10 noon today was 2i5. At
the rate the voters are coming IN the
registration will fall considerably
SHORT of that of last year when $40
voters vera enrolled.
J. D Goldsmith of Wilson Greek
:. is in the city today.
Fer the first time in many days the
CITY jail is empty and deserted. Not
a single drunk or disorderly F." Is