The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-05-18

J. q. Eakle il today moving his
family from apartments above Dun
can store to house on South Wenat
chez avenue.
A want ad. acts as your agent IN
the market place in the Daily World.
The reading room If the W. @ T.
U. has received forty new books from
the State Library.
DR.. Almeda J. Mccall Osteopatbic
physician. Office over Wiester's store.
Mr.. g. A. Sterling's daughter, Gar.
RE, is just recovering from the whoop-
ing cough.
First GLASS cotton covered rubber
garden hose. with sprayer and nozzle
free only 10 aud IL cents per foot.
Catchall Store.
Archie Allanbaugn who has been
sick with scarlet fever is up and
around again.
Why wait for your friends friend
to come and look at your house week
after next? You can sell it with q
want ad. in the Daily World.
E. I. Mauck. who has been in the
city for couple of days. returned to
his Ianch at Enti,t this mo ming.
M M. Foote and Mr.. Blakeney re.
turned to their homes in Cheian on the
morning boat.
He that makes one basket can
make hundred. And if you have
had one want ad. success you can have
hundred, too. on the same principle.
After the show, go to the Palace
Bakery and Cafe. First class meal,
union help.
A. W. Jones OF the Pioneer III
surance company was in wenaschee
this week looking after this interests
here and comforting with the presi-
dent of the company, T. A, Davies
He had just returned frnm the town
of Berlin which was destroyed by
fire few days ago and had adjusted
the insurance wirn parties there.
Mrs. Judge Palmer is entertaining
her Sunday school class in the park
this afternoon.
G. A. Bower returned to Wenatchee
Yesterday from a several days pleasure
and business trip through the Enlist
valley. Mr. Bower states that the pms
poets for a good fruit crop in that val
ley are exfellest. Fruit Of all kinds
is looking fine and there will be more
fruit shipped from that section this
year than ever before. Orchard land
is p, iced very high and ranoners are
not anxious to sell their holdings.
4. ". johnson, restaurant man
from Seattle. was i'll Wenstchee this
week trying to secure location for
first class restaurant. He was mn
able to find anything suitable but if
quarters can be secured later he will
return to Wenatchee and open up bust
ness here.
Grant S Savage of Leavenworth
is business visitor i'll this city today.
J. NJ. Tompk ms of the Farmers
and Merchants bank left for Seattle
last night on a short business trip.
Mrs. Pogue entertaius the Needle
club at her home this afternoon. This
evening she will entertain number
of other friends
Mrs McNesl is entertaining at her
home this Afternoon.
Arthur Gum. today placed the
property Of the wenatchee DEVELOPMENT
company Oh the market with the ex-
cepion of Grand View addition.
The property on sale includes sevsr-
al lots on South wenatchee ave. and
OIL Oolumpia street near the mill, and
"a large number of residence lots in
various parts OF the city. The proper
ty has been off sale Tor three months
and has been placed on the market at
a price considerably in advance OF that
asked last fel ii.
Services at the Presbyterian church
will be held at the usual hour Sunday
morning. Rev. Frederick ToDge of
the EirsE PrashVta l ian Churoh of PuV.