The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-06-04

not able to work this week on account
of rheumatism.
j. II. Hol len of che Holden mine of
Chelan. passed through Wenatchee to.
day on his way home from business
trip to the sound
G. ". Stetson was in Wenatchee
Saturday and SUNDAY, returning to
Seattle ON the Sunday night train.
While here he purchased the five acre
fruit ranch of J. Dougal for $4,000.
The lauch is set to one-y ear-old fruit
trees.
A. a. Piper, agent for the Great
Northern in this city, returned Satur-
day with his family from "trip to
Ohio where the family Was called by
the illness of Mrs. Piper's father, who
died before Mrs. Piper's arrival Mr..
Piper will resume his duties ar the
Depot in few days.
F. " Taylor, who has been very ill
with typhoid fever, is able to be out
again, although still very weak.
A new carrier route for the accomo.
datlon of the subscribers to the World
has been established. The route W ill
cover the territory south of the coart
house and will furnish papers to many
who heretofore have had to take them
through the post office.
Rev. Edmunds, a Sunday school
W orker from Portland, occupied the
pulpit at the Baptist church yesterday
forenoon and evening. This afternoon.
a meeting was held at three O'Clock,
and this evening another meeting will
be held mt the church to which all are
cordially invited. The children of the
Baptist Sunday school met this after
noon at the home Of Mrs. W. W. Gray
to rehearse the ChIldren's day pro
gram to be held next Sunday at the
church.
The Children's Day program was
given last evening at the Christian
church, and vas highly appreciated
by ell who were present. The sing
ing Of the little girls was especially
good.
Miss Maud MacNeil left for Seattle
en- the noon train yesterday 70 attend
the GraLd Assembly of the order of
Re bekahs now in session there.
The high boo.,baseball team left
town yesterday tor Waterville, where
series of three games will be played
with the Warsrville high school base.
ball team. The team secured largo
rig from the Jack O'Connor barn to
take them up. The Wate1vi!le team
will probably plsy return game here
during the summer. The Wenatc"ee
High School Athletic A ssocIation has
secured complete set of suits, and
the boys are preparing to have some
rousing good games this summer as
there Is no town team now organic
ed. The line up of the team is as fol
lows: Clary, c.; Williams, D.; Wits
nand. IS. E. Johnson, 1b. N. Lake,
and. b.; g. Martin, 3rd b.; B.
Lake, Q. f.; E. Thompson, |. f.; T.
Tomlinson, I. f.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
J. f. Porter last Friday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. K. H. 0ber will 4save
in a few days for Mount Baker where
they will spend the summer. Mr.
ODER has contract for surveying in
the forest reserve, and on mineral and
government townships They will re-
turn in November. During their stay
here they have made circle OF
friends who will greatly regret their
departure.
ID. @ Keith aud Miss Putnam Of
Dyer were married this morning at
1890 O'Clock at the Episcopal parson-
age by Rev. Hilton. The couple left
on the noon train fol- ten days stay
in Seattle after which they will re-
turn to Dyer where Mr.. Keith oper-
ates a wheat. rancl They are both
old friends of Allen Wetsel of the Lit.
tie and Wetsel market.
Allen Wetsel, who recently purchas
ed half interest in the Carton and
L IL e.. liz,