The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-06-13

Money to loan Cd farm lanus or
cha.feIs. John A. Gellatly.
Mrs Clara L. Wise is building a
neat cottage on West Kittltas Street.
Wanted-Ironers and nangIe work
ers. Wenatchee Laundry. CT Is
J F. Barrager of Columbia Valley
made ab uisuses trip to town today.
Wanted Rcomers. 416 Douglas St.
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Ex-State Senator Tay lor of Tacoma,
who was in town yesterday as attorn.
ey in mining suit from Okanogan,
County left for his home last night,
accompanied by Mrs. Taylor.
Best materials, best cooking, salts
faction guaranteed. Paiane Bakery and
Cafe.
Mrs. W. G. Pendle ton ir., came
over from her home in Seattle sunday
morning aud is visiting her parents
Mr.. and .sars. j. A. Shotwell at their
ranch at Monitor. Mr.. Pendleton who
Owns a confec tionery store in Seattle,
was unable to accompany Mrs. Pen
dletou, as he has a severe case of blood
poisoning in his left arm.
DR.. Almeda J. Mccall Osteopathic
phr sician. Office over WEBSTER s store.
Train No l was reported 9 hours
late Yesterday ana was further delay
cd between Quincy and Trinidad by
the engine becoming disabled. maxi ing
1t necessary to coal an engine here
and send it to bring in the stalled
train, which did net arrive until ii 80
last night.
For cheap wall paper and turlap,
&C to Russell.
Bert MacGee, the Pacific States Tel
ephone Company's lineman, and F. R.
Bingham, the division contract agent
WHO left yesterday for All inspection
of the long distance line west of here.
found that large tree had blown
across the wires at point four miles
west of Cash mere, breaking two of
them. and wreckine the crossarms.
Ignes, an Indian was yesterday
granted a divorce from his wife, Ma
tilda Mason on the grounds of deser.
ton. Matilda ran off with handsom-
er Indian few mouths after her mar
riage with Ingnes and has not lived
with him since. That was about two
vearsa go and Ignes felt that he had
good reason TO ask legal separation.
The defendant allowed the case to go
oy default Sam r. Sumner appeared
for the plaintiff.
A nice liue of candies at the W.
G. r. U. reading room for sale try
them.
The Ladies Aid of the Baptist church
will meet at the home of Mrs. ". S.
Miner in Fairview addition ibis after.
noon. The afternoon will be spent in
sewing for the fair which hesAld will
hold In the near future.
The work of laying the brick on the
new Rosenberg block began this morn
ing. The building is being rushed as
fast as possible. The old interior is
being rapidly remodeled to suit the
requirements OF contract for the one
block.
Mrs. Lewis Noble of Leavonworth
arrived yesterday to visit with Miss
Noble today.
W. r. Prowell returned last night
from the Palouse country wnere he
has been on business for a couple of
weeks.
A. A. Macy Is doing some plumb.
ing today for the barber shop under
the postoffice.
Mrs. Milo Camp was entertained at
dinner today by Mrs. Nettie Haskell.
Gordon Boyd returned from Spok-
ane last night where he has just fin
ished course in the Northwestern
Business College. Jay Campbell who
has been attending the same college,
also finished his course, but remained
in Spokane.
How much time have you ever
"Iost" in answering want advertise
ments- enough to "change the ooun-
Cenauce of The clock ?''