The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-06-30

installing phone for j. Nj. Resek.
Rev. Gum of Cashmere will con-
duct the services at the Presbyterian
church tomorrow morning at which
three elders will be ordained and in.
stalled.
Mrs. Altha Courtway formerly Miss
Altha bile, came in from Ellens-
berg Thursday to visit her relatives
here. She expects to remain all sum-
mer.
T. 8. Burgoyne. the Lakeside
butcher, brought duwn load of
DIRE ssed hogs to the Little and Wetsel
market yesterday, returning home
this morning.
Captain johnson Of Lakeside arliv-
ed this morning from New York,
where he has been visiting with his
sister. He will leave for his home at
Lakeside on the boat tomorrow morn
ing.
Jack . Common has the contract for
moving the boiler from the wreck OF
the steamer Selkirk near Rock Island
He got as far as Malaga Thursday and
although he has seven teams on the
rig he finds that he is making haste
very slowly.
John Corr sold his last 20.scre tract
of laud Thursday to Mrs. Gray of ga.
teville TO IS. 900. Although the deal
is not closed Mr.. Corr Gays that it is
sold. He is reserviug the crop. Mr..
Corr bought this forty ares of land
last fall for $500 and has sold it all
out for $40, 500 besides this years crop
which is estimated to be worth $1,000.
There will be services in st. Luke's
| Episcopal church tomorrow morning
aud evening. At the morning service
| there will be celebration of the Holy
Communion and sermon at II O'Clock.
In the evening special musical ser
vice will be rendered by the vested
choir under the direction of o. S.
| Stocker. A patriotic address will be
delivered BY the rector. A cordial in
vitation is extended to all to attend.
The corner stone of the new Episco-
pal church ate ashmers was laid with
appropriate ceremonies by the Rev. T.
A. Hilton, rector of st. Luke's church
of this city, last evening. A large
number of people were in attendance
and music was furnished by the Cash
mere band After the exercises So
cial agthreing was held at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Burbank aud pleasant
evening was spent by all.
Fl. F. Hubbard, who owns the Col
umbia Valley Abstract company of
this city, was married Thursday after
non to Mics Anna NJ Grimes CT Pull
man at Spokane. The ceremony was
performed BY Judge Kenyon. Mr..
Hubbard and the judge are both mem
bers OF the state bar association. The
groom has been a resident of WeDatch.
ee for about a year and the bride is a
resident of Pullman and graduate of
the state kcollege. The happy couple
arrived here on the noon train Friday
and have gone to housekeeping at
THAR residence Oh Chelan avenre
E. H. Warren. veterinary surgeon
of Tacoma. has traded his ranch near
that place for the Parsons ranch just
above vhe Wenatohee bridge, on this
/ side of the Wenatchee river. Mr..
Warren il located at the Arrow harm
where he is prepared to do veterinary
| work.
]. j. Browne, presideu of the Col.
umbia Valley hank, arrived i'll Wenar.
chez last night from his home in
Spokane and will remain here for some
time. He wac accompanied by Mari.
orie Browne, daughter of Guy c
Browne, who has been visitinga the
home Of her grandparents for few
days.
Pope says to make each day crit
ique on the last''-and il we could 90
tbs for six months in advel Using q