The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-11-23
CLUB CELEBRATE
WINNING PRIZE

occasions when good fellows get tu.
gether for a common pnrrose
The meeting was hsid in honor of
the Interstate Fair Cn1nmitree COM
posed of Geo. H Fa'weIl. William
Turner end Cnas. f. Brown.
This is one of the committees au-
pointed by the club which got what it
went after. The meeting last night
was we'll attended affair and was
MIXED with the usual amounU of EN-.
thusiasn which has always oharacte r
ICED the Wenatolee Commercial Club.
Among those present We're pun.
ber of citizens of Ghelan who happen
ed to he in the city. Among them
were G. g. Campbell. OF the Ieadiug
hotel of that town. Barnett Stillwell,
and o. A. Hoag real g. tate men of
tha. section Attorney Rusk. Amos
EdmunGs, mayor of the city, all of
whom made talks and added interest
to the meeting The entire meeting
was one OF good fellowship and good
cheer. About two hundred were pre-
sept. all of whom voted the coca sion q
memorable tna. Mavor Fl. @. Little
field pre- sided over the meeting and
inti oduced the various speakers, frst
of whom was Senator Arthur Gunn.
Mr. Gum c1ept sew sral norches higher
In the favor of those present by q
| clear and logical presentation of the
free brilge question, some we'll chosen
remarks on the publicity campaign
about to be insugurated in this city.
| He commended Judge ThCmas Burke
OF Seattle, and ". F. Clarke OF this
city, for their pledge tc contribu &c to
the publicity fund an amount equal to
all that mighs be 50 absorbed by the
business men of the city. Ihe pro-
posed excursion of the Commercial
Club Of this city to Seattle he also
touched upon aud emphasized the
need of the Clab to establis h the most
intimate possible relations between
the club here and like organizations
On the SQUAD.
G. G. Campbell, of Chelan delivered
a short but atl3 address Oh the rela-
tions existing between this community
and the lake country and the desira.
b1llty of cooperation in all things
common to the two communities
At this junoturs a motion was put
and carried that an invitation be ex.
tended the business men of Chelan to
accompany the local club on lis excur-
| sion to the Sound
Geo II Farewell, member of the
cc mmit'ee sent by the club TO Spo-
kane to the Interstate Fair entertained
the assembly by disclosing How it
Happened The' way thessprize was
won and the work performed in p ut
ting up the exhibit was lr oidly ex-
planned
Other Speakers from Chelan were
o Fl Hoag, Belrier and Mayor Amos
Edmunds of tLat city Other local
speakers were f. NJ. Scheble, Walter
NJ nI;-o Cbo1 " Proupo oud CIV
G. Browne Following the addresses
a pleasant surprise was the appear
ance of Mr. Gerriok, of the firm Of
| Gerrick and Gerriok, of Seattle. who
will beg in Mt once the construction of
the bridge across the river Mr. Ger
ric was introduced In the course of q
few remarks he made 1t apparent that
the bridge would be built at once. and
finished by tie 10Th of March His
conclusion was the occasion for tremsn
uous applause Music was furnished
by tins iaeal band, by the Chelan Man
dolin Club. Professor Sydney Barker
and Mr. Tubbs. Cigars were passed
about and the place was soon filled
mot only with an air of democracy but
wish tobhcpo smoke Refreshments in
| the form of sandwiches and coffee
disappeared with rapidity flattering
to Ed. Boehmer, who acted as COM
mitree Of one TO provide the wants Of
| the inner man.