The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-04-07
Personal Mention and
City Neus II, Brief

For artistic signs go to Russell. 3 81
A. @. Jonson WAC is interested in
the land which was homestead ID in
the recent rush at Quincy, came down
from Waterville yesterday and left for
Quincy on the local last night.
Money to loan on farms or chattels.
John A. Gellatly.
Z. r. CLARK, OF Cashmere was in
WenatcEee yesterday.
First class table board at % Cnelan
Ave. North.
W. Dwight McCaughey and wife
leave this afternoon for Seattle and
from there will 90 to California. The
move is made IN the hope of benefit
ting Mrs. McCaughev' health.
Palace Restaurant the best place to
eat, open all night.
Harry Patterson came down from
Leaven woi tn on the local last night.
Fnst class table board at % Cheian
Ave. Moth.
At the meeting of the Commercial
club last evening it was decided to
let the nigh school track team have
the use of the baths in the gymnasium
free of charge providing that they fur.
nish their own towels etc. The boys
will greatly appreciate this as the ap-
preaching warm weather makes bath
necessary adjunct of the track work.
Try Central Market for good meats
and quick delivery. 4lbin Meat Co.
Mrs. A. D. Bowman of Sunny slope,
died at her home yesterday at five
o'clock. of COMPLICATION of lagrippe
and quin,y. Mrs. Bowman was a
highly respected member of the Dunk
ard ccmwunity. and the loss is sad
one. She leaves hubsand and two
young sons to mourn her loss. The
family will leave this evening for their
old home i'll Hagerstowp, Ind, where
the remains of Mrs. Bowman will be
inferred.
For the best dry or fir wood call
at virgins Storage. e Al
Wood by the rick cord or car at
WrIghts Storage. ca
The Athletic Association of the nigh
school feld hare and hounds cross
country race Friday afternoon. The
hares were: b. Lake, n. Lake, and
NJ. Johns )n. They we've given six
minute start and then about 20 of rhe
boys started after them. Paper
was scattered for trail and the race
extended about A miles. The hounds
did not catch the hares, but were. III at
the finish minutes after the hares
fl finished thus losing the race by ?
minutes. Chas. McNerney led the
hounds throughout and was first at
the finish, During, the race uum-
Der of the boys climbed to the beltry
of the Stevens building to obtain
view of the runners and while climb
ing down, one of them accidentally
stuck his foot through the ceiling Of
the assembly room,
AT the meeting of the trustees of the
Commercial club last night the follow
ing were voted in as resident mem
bers of the club: Geo. r. Fisher, +.
A. Rogers and Rufus Woods. Non
resident members, Ihos. O'Meare, j.
p. Holmes, J. D. Atk inson, A. P. Kis-
er and Michael Daily. On April Is
there will be a general meeting Of the
Commercial club to which all of the
members are invited, Matters of gen
eral interest to the club and to the
city will be Diseased. President
Browne decided unon the second Mon
gay in each month as the regular date
of meeting for the trustees.
Mrs. q. G. Hall returned to Wenat-
ohee last night from an extended visit
with relatives in the east.
Deputy Sheriff Evans retur ned
from Leavenworth yesterday with E.
F. Albrecht who was bound over to
the superior court few days ago by