The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-01-13

F. Ogden, ACCOMPANIED bv Misses
Bird aud Raye, drove out to the power
house last Thursday evening to visit
Tom AID Zen Parrish and Casey
O'Brien.
Money to loan; no commission;
private party. Address postoflice box
1874 city. LIS
Little Frank Denis, whose condition
caused by severe ATTACK of tonsilitis
has been giving his parents much
concern. is recovering.
George Ellis and wife left for Chi
oago and New York on the afternoon
train yesterday on combined bust
ness and pleasure trip. MI. Ellis will
buy stock for his store in the large
cities of the east.
Mrs. E. Messerly was surprised
last evening by a number of friends
OH the occasion of Ter birthday.
Whist and FIVE hundred were played
and Later supper was served. The
members of the party were: Mr.. and
Mrs B, G. Collier, Mrs.J. T. Gamble,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Turner, Mise Gladys
Ga -uble, lite Messerly and A Messerly,
of Brewster.
Ralph Tharri,u was Surprised by
fourteen OF his ycnng fl lends last even
ing. Games were PLAYED and luncheon
was served ut ten O'Clock, and the
guests, happy in the belief that they,
I though yOurg, had eaten a supper
that would have staggered an Older
person and with tie most delightful
visions of interesting nightmares in
prospect left for their homes.
Clyde Mite, of Canyon No. 8, was
vi sitor in tie city To-Day.
Ms ". G. Malott is very i'll with
the grippe at her home.
John Elfers made business trip to
Cashmere yesterday.
Dave Morgan, a Sqnilchunh ranch
er, is in the city today OH business
Fl. Dillabough. owner of n livers
barn in Conconully. passed through
! the city today on his way to Spokane
for short visit.
E. 6. Patterson, of Waterville, is
visiting friends in the city today.
Lost-Large brown wool GAUNTLET
driving mitten. Finder return to A.
". Camp and receive reward.
Chester Levere, the athletic instruct
or of this city, who has been il Seattle
for the past two weeks having an eye
treated, returned to Weuatchee Fri
dav afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs. o. S. Sampson return
ed from trip TO Seattle, where they
had gone to consult specialist in re-
gard to Mrs. Samrson's illness. They
returned very much encouraged by the
report Of the doctor and believe that
Mrs. SIMPSONS recovery, though slow,
will be complete in time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Olive gave
a sleighilg party to friends lasteyeuing.
The party started from this city at
five O'Clock last evening and were
driven to the Ii. J. Olive residence in
Cashmere where supper was served.
After the supper the guess enjoyed
themselves till about midnight, when
the trip back to town was made.
The merrymakers were: Mr.. and
Mrs. John Seaman, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Brown, MIR. and Mrs. G. G. Griggs,
Mr. and Mrs. q. 4. Bower, Miss Nan
Lawrence, Miss Bertha Dishon. Chas.
Dishon, MI and Mrs. E. M. Topper,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Egbert Trask, of
cashmere.
E. j.. Hampton, a rancher of the
Squilcbuch valley, is n the city TO-
day.
Mr.. Hampton received word few
days ago Of tie death of his father,
VIM. Ham pton, of Linn county. Iowa,
at the age of so years. Mr.. Hampton
is survived by son and one daughter.
Jennie Goodwin, an ironer in the
Wenatchee laundry, suffered a painful