The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1905-09-07
PERSONALS.


the present day telegraph operator at
the Wenatchee depot. @. Carlson,
the former day operator is working
nights.
g. @. Thorn, baggage man at the
Wenatchee depot, has been appointed
ticket agent at Fernie, B. c., and will
levea today to take up his new
duties.
Get up-to- date job printing at the
Daily World office. New press, new
type, high grade work.
Parrish Millinery opens Sept. To-
Mission st. opposite Columbia hotel.
Born to Mrs. 7. Yocum, of Entiat,
yesterday, afternoon, daughter. DIR.
Cup is in attendance and reports that
mother and child are both doing we'll.
For Rent-Six room house. See
j. y. Gellatly.
For sale-30 tons A 1 grain hay
See Gellatly.
Ear Walton came home yesterday
to accept position in the depot.
Mrs. J. Gibbons, who has been pay.
ing short visit at the home of DR..
Gilchrist, left for her home in Ephrata
yesterday.
The work trains that have been dis.
tributing ballast between Wenatchee
and Leavenworth for the past four
months, will be taken off the schedule
today.
Since the first of May the Great
North4~nhas had a crew of 200 men
relayug steel and distributing ballast.
The work is about half done and when
con pleted will be one of the best
stretches of roadbei en- the western
end of thu line. The work being done
covers Al miles and will cost Sc, 900
mile, completed.
Get up-to-date job printing at the
Daily World office. New press, new
type, high grade work.
G. J. Olson, the ferryman, returned
from two weeks visit at the Port
land fair, the early part of the week.
E. Wagner, owner of 1acre ir-
rigated ranch on the Columbia river
near Entiat, was in the city yesterday
on business.
Fl. M. Treadwell. who has been
spending the Iast week at his sheep
ranch near Leavenworth returned to
Wenatchee yesterday.
Fl. Dodd steward of the steamer Sci.
kirk has resigned his position and will
take an active part in the managing OF
the Roosevelt hotel in the future.
Miss Gertrude Aholtz who has been
visiting at the c.. McCready home for
the past week left for Seattle on the
noon train
DR. A FL Burbank and dughter OF
Cashmere were in the city yesterday
On shorl visit
B E Carver has leased his fruit ranch
and will move to Seattle in a short
| time
G B Parks, Wenatc bee agent for the
Hayden Lumber company, left for
Spokane yesterday on short vacation.
A. Nelson, tailor il the shop Of
o. Caldwell, left for Spokane last eve
ming. Nelson bue recently arrived from
the east.
5. P Mesick, special agent and ad-
iuster OF the Pennsylvania Fire Insur-
anae company paid short visit TO L.
Y. Wells yesterday. Mr.. Mesick is on
his way to watervilIe on business trip.
Noble Streeter Is building a new re-
sidence on Chelan avenue opposite the
Methodist church. The building
though small, is of an attractive de-
sign ami is an ornament to that part
Of the city.
E. l.. Delano, owner of several irri-
gated ranches OH the Southside was in
the city yesterday Mr. Delano has
proven the quality of the land across
he river with 7-acre orchard that is
equal to anything on this side of the
river
The Great Northern Express Office
has been remodeled and made larger.
The former quarters were much too
small to handle the amount of business
that is transacted here.
J. Davidson, travelling freight agent
for the o. r. & N railway company,
in, tho citv fha anv1v MART of tbp