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

Fred Grover of Vulcan was in the
city yesterday on business Mr.. Gro
yer is the owner of a l60 acre ranch in
Moses uoulee, which raises as 1ne
quality of fruit, Mr.. Grover states,
without irrigation, as any ranch in
the Wenatchee valley.
DR.. Cameron, Dentist. Ellis Forde
block.
G. L. Holcomh left on the noon train
yesterday for Quincy on legal business.
He will be gone bnt short time.
Mrs. W. S. Gehr left for Soap Lake
yesterday afternoon. She expects to
bA absent week.
The funeral of Thomas Madden was
held yesterday at Iiail's undertaking
| parlors. Rev. Graves conducted tie
services. Mr.. Madden who was killed
at Harrington last Wednesday while
! trying TO board au east bound freight
train was we'll known in Wenatcnee.
Keith keeps kodaks.
Judge James II. Chase of Cashmere,
was in town Yesterday on business.
| Great saving in busi1g and franz
/ ing pictures for Christmas now. See
Keith.
Mrs. Ira Freer, of Cashmere, was i'll
town yesterday visiting friends.
/ John Miller left for Blewart yestar.
day to do assessment work on his min
ing claims.
For sale-30 tons \ grain hay.
See Geliatiy.
/ Frank radoshek retained from a
/ short vacation at Soap Lake yesterday.
! Mr.. E. r. Dennison, who has
been visiting Mr.. II. Thompson for the
past week, left yesterday for his home
in Ohio
For Rent-Six room house See
J. \. Gellatly.
Wanted-Messenger boy. Permanent
position to right boy. Manager ". U.
Telegraph company.
Fl. M. Adams, general western traffic
manager for the Great Northern rail
road passed through the city yesterday.
| MIR. Adams is on his way east from
Seattle on general tour of ins Jection
along the line.
Parrish Millinery opens Sept. ID.
Mission st. opposite Columbia hotel.
Mr.. 8. ". Phillips, of Rosedale farm
called at the Daily World Office today
and left some fine specimens of melons
which were grown ON his place. The
melons measured from three to four
feet in circumference and weigh from
40 to 80 pounds each.
Get up-to-date job printing at the
Daily World Office. New press, new
| type, high grade work.
Arthur Gunn. last night returned
!
/ from a week 8 visit to the Portland
fair.
B. C. Collier, who has been attend
| ing the photographer convention at
| Portland, for the past week, returned
yesterday afternoon.
! Miss Mary Pate, who has been visit
| ing her brother the past month,
left for her home in New York, We'd
nesday.
Alec Murray left a number of mani
9th watermelons at the office Of the
commercial club Thursday. The mel
ons average so pounds i'll weight and
are intended for the Chelan county ex-
! hibit at the Portland fair.
The knights of Pythas meet next
Monday evening, Sept. II. All mem
bers are requested to be present.
VIM. Goggins, chief engineer of the
G. & O. Steamboat company, return,
ed from Seattle last night Mr.. Cog
gins trip was accustomed by the break
ing of the shaft of the steamer Pringle.
Mr. r. A. Davies left for Seattle last
evening on business trip. He will
return tomorrow.
The Great Northern is installing a
passing track i'll front of the Wenat-
chez depot. The track is to be 5000
work will furnish employment for 100
men for two weeks.