The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-07-16

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Merritt on camping and fishing trip.
Judg Steiner arrived in the city
today OH The down river toaJ.
Homer S Mohr will leave tonight
{ for Cashmere on a short business trip.
Fl. n. Swartwood of Orondo spent
Saturday in town.
The library at the reading rooms
will soon receive shipment of new
books.
N. Incsho's family and Mr.. and Mrs
Greve are camping in the Squilchuck
this week.
Mrs. l.. B. Derby, formerly of this
place but now of Twisp, is in town,
visiting with number of her friends.
Mrs. J. ". Ferguson and J. NJ.
Jack returned from the camp at Mer.
rift this morning.
Fred DreIba7, who is managing the
sale OF the Cascade orchard tracts,
came down from Leavenworth last
night and returned TODAY.
The libral ian at the reading rooms
would be very glad if some one who
has sweet peas or roses would trIng a
bouquet for sick lady.
Miss Benson sister of night operator
Arthur Benson at the Cascade tunnel,
came down for visit " it'll Miss Grace
Willhoite, at this place Friday, and
returned saturday night.
A party consisting of Messrs Lloyd
Tanner and r. T. Burkev and Misses
A la Grant and Bessie Fisher drove TO
Peshastin creek yesterday for an out
ing.
". J. Kruger and Charles Lees went
to Merritt Saturday night and spent
yesterday at the H. e. Gray camp at
that place, return ing home this morn
ing.
Mrs. J. WhitefieId and son Joe
Carpenter returned Saturday from Ore
gon, where Mis-. Whitehead has been
on a visit and where Mr.. Carpenter
has been working.
f. X. Bingham, who has been at
WaterviIle in the interests Of the Pac-
| ifc States Telephone and Telegraph
company, came down from that place
yesterday and left for Spokane this
afternoon.
F. ". Clark, superintendent of the
western division of the Great North
ern Express company, made trip to
the wreck last evening, returning this
morning.
Joe KiImer ard w S. Belts. who
have been visiting with the Vaughn
family at the Ro osevelt for the past
few days, left on the early morning
train today # heir home in Spokane.
The Armour company which Mana
ger Ferguson Of theWenatchee theater
had secured for next week will not ap-
pear here as announced ewing to the
sickness of the lending man, Mr..
lyman. They will be booked to appear
later in the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. G. Pogue and Mrs.
Pogue's mother. Mrs Green and Mr..
and Mrs. N. N. Brown are oamped
at Berne all are thoroughly enjoying
their camping trip. They have been
able up to date to catch all the flsh
that they wanted to t. A. W. Camp
was entertained at dinner at their
camp yesterday afternoon.
A party consisting of Percy Scheble.
Harry Jones, M. P Spencer, David
Gellatlv aud Terry Ross, went to the
Cascade tunnel Saturday night and
fshed on Miles creek, near there, re.
turning OIL train No. 2. They were
in the wreck but were unhurt. Harry
Jones and M. p. Spencer walked the
seven miles from the wreck to Leaven
wor tn and came home ON the local last
night. The rest of the party returned
this morning The members Of the
party were very successful in catch.
ing fish.
J. G. Harrington, representing the
Railroad News company of Chicago,
is busy fitting up the fruit stand and
| lunch counter at the depot this week.