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tain the vigllant Circle d Kings IS
Daughters on Friday evening at her
rooms in the Watson hotel
4 Ell Poudfe suaaestIOn.

A suggestionhas been made by ne
patronesses Of the Bal Pcudre, which
takes place tomorrow night, which e
carried out will add greatly to the
picturesque effect Of the ball. In ads
ditIon to powdering the hair, which
is expected Of both ladies and gentle
men, 1t is desired that the men have
the lapels Of their dress coats faced
With silk or satin, the color to match
the.predominatlng color in the ladys
costume. It IS Of course taken Tor
granted that the young ladies viii
take pleasure In facing the coats
which will be the work Of but q few
minutes. This suggestion will no
doubt be compiled with by all wao at
tend. VII
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.SOC }. j. !. Y

Enjoyable Birthday Party.
Miss Ada Talklgton was at home
to number Of her friends last even
ing at her home on Locust avenue. The
occasion was the hostess fifteenth
birthday and her friends Joined with
much enthusiasm IN the celebration.
Miss Emsie Mason and Miss Daisy
Hildebrand rendered excellent music
and Miss Susie Humphreys gave some
pleasing recltatlons. Delicious re-
freshments were served to the guests,
a color scheme in green and white be-
ing carried out eifectually in tie Ia
BILE decorations.
The following we're present:
Misses Minnie Lynch, Georgia
Bowman, Estey Yost, Alta Huffman,
Maude and Ada Frankenberry, Flo
Yost, Laura May Huntington, Martha
Brown, Minnie Hamilton, Maude Bon
ham, Dawn Smith, Matte Patton,
: ~ d. Q i.
Daisy Hildebrand, Beulah Lake, Car
RE Levelle, Kelcle Brown, Eva De-
garmo, Marie Boehm, Flossle Cunning
ham, Lucille Tough, Nell Wiley, En-
sic, Mason, Susie Humphreys, lisa jack
son, wayie DeBerry, ocle Dean, Liz
zie Davis, Ella Davis, Mrs. 7. ].
Humphreys, Messrs. Howard Bartlett,
Ralph Gailmard, Floyd Bonham, Rus
sell Durham, Clyde Bonham, Isan
Hawkins, Arnold Mason, Harry Nep-
tule. Charles Redic, Edgar Smith,
Leslie Cunningham, Roy Huffman,
Frank Amos, Lawrence Hamilton.
Edgar Amos, Spray Yost, Earl Knight.
Will Griffith, n, H. Talkington and
Joe Hughes Of Mcclellan.
~ 4 4
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ExplaininE His Condition.

sand you tell your wife everything
A'Wcll, yes"
aid youtell her that | brought you
h0me the other night when you couldn't
remember your street or numbcr?'
Il didn't have 10 tell her that. She
looked out OF Tie window and saw
you;%
And whit did you tell herr
II told lcr that you had one Of The
worst cases OF contagious lntoxtcatlou
had ever been exposed to.~--Cleye-
land Plain Dealer.
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THE Sla-T E,t t4IslTs AT TIE
NORM OF DEEM
VIII BE coNTINJEp.

The arr exhibit at the Normal tsclis5ot
has been 70 uccesstul and So. many
have attended that MISS Ridgely has
decided to continue the exhibit On KFi-
day and Saturday afternoon between
tie hours Of three and FIVE. The PIC.
lures are drawn from nature objects
and consist Of flowers, fruit; fish, land-
scapes, done in oil and water cclors.
sketches from life in charcoal, hgures
and heads and two female heads ot
plaster Of paris in bar relief. These
are ali very artistically arranged hi
The art studio.
u The work Of the students consists
Of free hand drawings from objects
and sketches from Bartholomew stud.
les. The drawings made BY them are
OF very high grade and show that
they hayebeen carefully trained, The
class Is taking great interest in the
work and is increasing in numbers.
Miss Ridgely win soon start q private
class in the work in which she aas IN
charge, giving lessons in ceramics.
Modelling in clay viii be taught bythis
department in connection with the
training classes under Miss Dayen.
port.
Miss RIdgely is graduate and has
finished the post graduate course in
the Maryland Institute, School Of Art
and Deslgn,ot Baltimore, Md. The
art course in this institution covers
four years and gives its graduates a
thorough training.
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Entertained Bridal Party.

Following the rehearsal for the Hem
nsn.cochran wedding last evening the
guests were delightfully."- entertained
at the home Of Miss Jean Flerlng on
on First street and Virginia avenue.
A delicious luncheon was served. To-
night Miss Cochran will entertain the
bridal party and Dowden's orchestra
at her home on Barney street follow
ing the final rehearsal at the Peoples
Temple. In the wedding party are
Misses Edna Trlckett, Jean Fleming.
Ethel Fleming, Edna shirn and
Mayme EIennen, Nlessrs. Earl Hen,
men. VIII Engle Guy Cochran Roy
Hardesty and Frank CLARK. Of New
Martinsvllle,
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iMorqantown Events.

MoRGANTowN, Feb. 2O.-aIrs.
Virginia Fast and Mr.. and Mrs. J..
H. McDermott gave dance at Phil
lips. hall last evening for their guests,
Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Williams, Miss Davis,
Miss Johnson, Miss McClinton, Miss
Wells and Miss MecLane, Of steuben.
vile, o.. and Miss Harden. Of Wells
burg. This is the first social event
OF a week that Will be unusually
strenuous in society circles, Last
night the Ben Greet company present
ed Twelfth Night" and Tuesday
evening Macbeth" After the per.
Torrance Mesdanes Frazer and Pat
terson received Informally. This af-
ternoon Mr.. Greet will lecture at
Commencement Hall, Wednesday At.
ternoon Mrs. Z. M. Grant will receive
for Mrs. S. NJ. Whlteside, and in
the evening several entertainments
are planned. Thursday afternoon the
Phi Psls viii keep open house and
Thursday night occurs the military
ball. The Music club meets the same
evening, and Miss Mildred Price will
give party for her little friends.
Friday evening the D. A, R. reception
will be held at the home Of Miss
Maude Mcvicker Tuesday afternoon
Miss Grace Bidllo will give a recep.
ton. A great many smaller enter.
talnments Of. a social character will
be held during the week.
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Entertalned ThlmbIe club.

Mrs. ]. w, Polling entertained the
sicillan Thlmble Clui, yestsrday after
noon at her home on Main street, Eff
teen membersof the club wore press:
ent and a delightful afternoon was
spent. Dainty refreshments We're
served. The next meeting viii be held
at the home Of Miss Gertrude Waters
on Wednesday the twentyteighth at
two o'clock.
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4And MINI lid ro,r IAN herg-,


"Isn't this hazlng something dread
fulGr Aaid tho SOLICITORS parent.
"Weli." answered Farmer CorntOs-
sci, "you must consider tint the boy
that's ut school stanlln' on bis head
or dom exercises to expand his chest
amt plowinrcleven miles day in The
hot sun nor gcttln' bllstcrs on his hands
with a scytic, Washington Star.
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Riggs Can you recommend a fist
class skin doctor?
Dlggs Yes Go to Dir. SOkcin.
Riggs Is he a skin specialist?
Illggs You bet lie is. Just got q
I'LL from him This morning Detroit
Trtbunc,
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Went 10 wheeling.

Miss Anna Martin went to WheeltnF
yesterday afternoon to attend the
concert Of the woman's Musical Club
given under the direction Of her broth,
or. James Stephen Martin, Of Pitts
burg. Miss Martin Is the guest Of
Mrs. Harry Clayton, Of Woodlawn.
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paternaI IntcrcNt.

Miss Prettyun-Papa seems to DO
very much Interested in your'healtI.
Mr.. Staylato- Indeed! 81.
Miss Trettyun-Y Yes; lie asked me tic
other morning IL you were troubled
with insomnia, Chicago News
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risie6u fIms dunn Nc always iooss
lloesnt le over try TO looR on Efe
bright sldo Of tiilpgs
Egberi OBJ yesi he tries loi bur- you
eel he's fcniulll cross eyed lonkels
ALnLl.mnn.
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WIN Entsrtaln q Cards. !

Mrs, Richard Ely will entertain g
number Of friends at cards on Thurs;
day evening, February the twenty
second, Invitations for the event were
issued By phonetosday
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Military BAH Programme,

MoRGANTowN, Feb. 90 The
committee Of four captains who arc
arranging for the military ball has
announced the programme for the
evening. There Will be "a dances,
u regulars and six extras. The IN.
Permission viii be between the 18th
and 14th dances. This Is a slight ds
parture from the programmes Of for
mer balls, there having been 80 dane
es heretofore As sfhes prog Fanme3
we're Il too long tosBe Inishe tisl
ttt / N e sIlHlt ssFss
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DIED

Hupp-on Monday, February 10th,
at tho home of Mrs. ]. H, Nahum, Mr..
George w. Hupp aged 50 years,
Funeral services at tEo o'clock
wednesday afternoon at homo Of FL.
Nuzum,
Wltsou-on Tuesday, February 10th,
at the home of his brother, Thomas
Wilson, on Madison Lane, Lee VII;
son.
Funeral arrangements have not yet
been completed.
UNDERWRITERS.
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SPECIAL MONTHLY AND YEARLY RATES.

fORSRENT0ne seYen:room house.
Two tour:room cottages, two fats. All
modem conVenlences. Good locations.
Sc saain, Peoples Bank Building. (
FOR REM Furnished or unEurnisa-
edlrooms at 500 water street, First
ward
WANTED Girl for general house.
work Some one to work during the
day and sleep at home preferred. Ap-
piy3 either noon Or evening at S26 Gas
ton avenue
LosT-A chattelaine watch, Roman
sold with dog head on back. Return
tothis once.
Utl & Basement room, 'front.'
Ing On Parks avenue, under Citizens
Dollar Savings Bank
FOR RENT "a few choice Office rooms
inthenew Peoples Bank building. Ap-
ptIaaksltt6H fsSVp41S 1o9uh'
FOR RENT-A six-room house with
bsthSat 413 Washington street. Pos.
session At once. Apply to ]. W. Halt
q Co.'S Office, Main street.
iW.ANTED-Girl for general house
work az 715 Fairmont avenue.
y.
FOR RENT-A tenEoom house at
2O7 "a street, South Side.
WANTED-To rent a four to six room
house, with few acres of ground,
9ithinone to three miles Of Fairmont.
gu street car line preferred. Write
A. q. 3, care West Vlrginian office.
FOR RENT-A number Of fine Office
rooms for rent In the Geo. M. Jacobs
building, Monroe street. Inquire Of
Geo. II. Jacobs, County Clerks office
FOR sALE-Bed dayenport-good as
neR+-will sell cheap. Gail Kenyon
Hotel, room 81. 81
WiANTEb-To borrow for years the
sums Of s1,7OO.and $4,000 respectively.
Loans secured by first liens on best
improved city real estate. For parttcu-
lars address Loan, care Of West Vir-
gtniani 81
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NTED- Girl for general house.
work, Apply Mrs. 4. W Sterling 427
Merchant street.
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WANTED-To rent d four to six room
house, with a few acres Of ground,
9ithinone to three miles Of Fairmont.
gu street car line preferred. Write
q. B, care West Virginian Office.
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WANTED-Girl for general house
work at us Fairmont avenue.
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FOR SALE jersey COW. Inquire at
.tA Al office. x
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WANTED-To borrow for years the
sums q 200 and $4,000 respectively.
Loans secured by first liens on best
improved city real estate. For parttcu-
,lars address Loan, care Of West vir-
'gt lllg =
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FOR sALE-Bed davenport-good as
nov VIII sell cheap. Gail Kenyon
Hctel, room 81. x
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FOR RENT "a tenroom house at
y2O7 "a street, South Side.
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FOR ERENT-A number Of fine office
rooms for rent In the Geo. M. Jacobs
building, Monroe street. Inquire Of
Geo N Jacobs, County Clerks office
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SyvANTED-AR experienced colored
ifl Tor general homework. Apply
la12 Walnut avenue. *
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E0R REM Furnished or unfurnisn.
ed rooms at 500 water street, First
ward.
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FOR sALEA fine Jersey COW, four
years old, gives over two gallons OF
milk per day. Apply to F. NJ. Waldo,
nos Virginia avenue, Fairmont.
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FOR IRENT-A six.room house with
bath sat 413 Washington street. Pos.
sessionat once. Apply to j. w. Hair
q COS office, Main street.
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LOST A chattelaine watch, Roman
sold With dog head on back. Return
.tosthis ONCE.
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the school board and general discus

No. 8064. Treasury department..
Office of the comptroller of the cur
lency, Washington. d. c., Jan. &c,
1906.
Whereas, by satisfatcr DRY evidence
presented to the undersigned. it hs
>been made to appear that the First
National bank of Wenatchee, in the
city of Wenatchee, in the county of
Chelan and state of Washington, has
complied with all the provisions of the
statutes OF the United States required
to be oomplied.with before an..associa-
ton shall be authorized TO commence
the business of banking;
Now. therefore, I, William 3. Ridge
ly, COMPTROLLER of the currency. 90
hereby certify that The First National
bank of Wenatchee, in the county of
Chelan, and state of Washington, is
authorized to commence the business
of banking as provided in section fifty
one of the revised statutes of the Unit
ed States.
In testimony where of witness my
land aud seal of Office, this 26th day
of January, 1906
William B. Ridgely. Comptroller of
the Currency.
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EDUCATIONAL MEETING
At THE HIGH SCHOOL

An educational meeting will be
held in the high school this evening
at 1870 o'clock. All ace invited to at
tend. There will be music ana the
following program: Topic-"The
Practical School" Discussion leo by
Messrs. F. B. Utter and ". a. Thomp-
son. General discussion topic" More
School Room-What Shall we .do?"
Discussion led by Messrs. J. A. Gel
latly and B. C. Collier. members of
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The Baptist church will hold the

The Baptist church will hold the
following services Sunday: Sunday
slchool at 10 a. m, morning service at
l and evening service at Z 80 in the
evening. Rev. Tanner will conduct
the services.
Miss Bessie Smith, of Waterville,
was visiting friends in the city yes-
terday.
@. W. Meredith was city visitor
Thursday.
w. s. Van Slyke, OF Trinidad. spent
yesterday 10 the city on business.
William Dunn. of Waterville, was
in town on business Thursday.
j. G. Langville. Newport, was in
the city today looking over real estate.
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The Eagle livery barn is going to


add an extension onto the barn they
already have. This extension will be
40 so feet and will be built on the
rear of the present establishment. The
buildings that are in the way of this
addition will he moved.
Leave orders for masquerade cost
umes at Wenatohes Departm emit store.
Masque ball. Feb. IA. CO 10
Columbia Valley Bank issues drafts
all parts of the world
Miss Anna Hearl, who has been
quite ill for some time past, is able
to be cut again.
Notioe-Wiil the parties that Dor.
rowed my extension ladder, please re
turn the same at once to the place
from which they took it. and avoid
trouble. A. Greenfield. c-2-10
Send your money by bank draft
See Columbia Valley BANK ad fer
rates.
The Wenatchee Produce company is
about to construct a warehouse at
Cashmere the same las they have built
at Malaga. the structure will be a
frame building, so x 100 feet. and
will be built as soon as the material
and workmen can be obtained. G. r.
Wilson, of Wenatchee, will be in
charge Of the carpenter work.
Saturday and Monday you can buy
% Gordon hat for So so at The Knew.
Conrad Rose has contracted for 200,-
600 brick. to be put out by the Hobson
brick yard, of Wenatchee. 1t is
rumored that large orders have been
received :ty this yard and that the
work promises to be in such amounts
as to warrant the starting of another
yard.
Mrs. John Gibbons, an old resident
of the county, is in from Epthrata,
visiting with friends.
Two loads of lat hogs were receive d
from Wa.erville by Carton aud Little
this morning.
Leonard Fowler left for Seattle Oh
last evenings train.
Mrs. Dora Jones will entertain the
Needle club this afternoon.
William Briskey, of sshmere, is at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. ". T.
Raiey. Mr.. Brisksy is very i'll.
Mis-. Gerorge Beam, of Cashmere, is
in the city helping her sister. Mis- W.
T. Rarey, take care of her father.
There will be a party at Henry
Albin's residence st. Valentines eve.
The Wenatchee military band met
at rehearsal last evening. There was
full attendance and the practice was
thoroughly enjoyed. The matter of
the concert that is to be given on the
l6.h Inst, was brought up, and each
member was given six tickets to sell
for that nights entertainment, with
the injunction that they were not to
bring them back. but that they were
tc b. sold The band is reaching a
very com mendaple stage of efficiency
and by next summer they Will be
the best organization of their
kind in eastern Washington.
Mrs. Nellie Clark, sister of Mrs. ".
Il. Bigalow, returned to her nome in
South Dakota today. She will stop
over in Spokane for few days to
visit friends there.
Mrs. Stephenson returned from
Seattle last evening.
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3Loca al a n d Personals

r. M. Sanders, of Entiat, accom-
panied by his wife and son, came to
Wenatcbee Tuesday. Mr.. Sanders re-
turned home alone on Wednesday and
his wife and son went on to Spokane
to visit for month.
W. Dwight McCaughey, teacher of
music. Farmers phone 316.
Smith Miller returned from tend
ing the Retail Lumbermans' oonven-
ION being held in Spokane yesterday.
For sale-A six room house, two
lots. good location close IN. A snap at
$3.50. ADDRESS P. O. box 1854. eff
WA. Scott, owner of a large ranch
across the river, was in the city yes
tarday on business.
For longtime farm loans apply to J.
s. Mooney
Mrs. Judge Palmer, who has been
sick with rheumatism. is improving.
Have your watch repaired at Thorn
as, the man who makes watches 60.
Fine stationery 40 cents to so cent
per box. Wenatchee Drug Go.
Rufus Woods left yesterday for a
couple of avs visit in Quincy. He
will transact business there.
please advise your friends in the
east that the Great Northern will
make the usual daily, one way, col
onist excursion rates from the east to
Wenatchee at the usual low rates.
Rate from st. raul SO Wenatchae will
be s22.5O and correspondingiy low
rates from other eastern points.
Tickets will be on sale at our eastern
terminals February Is to April 10
inclusive. and from September l5 to
October 81, 1906, inclusive"
Money to loan on farms or chattels.
John A. Gellatly.
1--WE are pleased to announce that
train number 265 and 266, the new
local train between Spokane and
Leavenworth, will carry a buffet Sleep
er. The drawing room and the sect.
ions in this sleeper have been assigned
to Wenatchee. 1t will be set out at
Wenatchee by train number 265 west
bound, at midnight. This will enable
those who wish to go to Spokane, or
avoid waiting for the Oriental Limit
q ed at $40 a. M, to retire at 1880 p.
:, and awake in Spokane at 500 a.
m, where they can continue their
journey east o. stop at Spokane as
they may wish"
H. E Mottelor, president of the
board of education, visited the high
school yesterday afternoon.
Lost-A bunch of keys. Finder
please return to the Crescent.
We heve 25-foot basement rooms
to rent. Well lighted and good rooms
will finish to suit tenant.
Columbia Valley Bank issues drafts
on all parts of the world.
The Eagle livery barns have declar-
ed winter over and are storing their
cutters away for the summer.
Do you need hat? All Gordon So
hats SO SO Saturday at The Knew.
8. A. Chisholm to L. M. Herold
and Joseph Green, 80 acres near Nal
aga. for S., 500.
So. so buys SO Gordon hat Saturday
and Monday. The Knew.
The Wenatchee Cannery company
is getting ready for the erection of
cold storage and ice plant to take care
of the products which are bought in
the early summer. They are growing
and need more room.
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There was a total eclipse of the
moon at halt past twelve last night.
The eclipse started about ten
O'Clock and lasted until two in the
morning.
Thomas is the man who makes the
watch 60.
Fl. F. Maroon, Of Sedro- W oolley, is
visiting his friend A. A. Barthow, Of
this city. Mr.. Maroon will spend a
few days here looking over the city,
izing up the feasibility of starting a
paint shop here. He is paperhanger
also and with the great amount Of
building going on should find plenty
to do.
DR.. Almeda J. Mccall, Osteopathic
physician. Offices over WEBSTER sstore
Wanted-A lady roomer, use of
bath and piano. Apply at World
office.
P. l. Gilbert left for Leavenworth
this morning.
$7.75 buys a ton of clean full
weight Ros Ign coal. Catohall store,
SO Wenatchee Ave North. Farmers
Phone 424.
There will be no services at the
Episcopal church Sunday. Rev. Hill.
ton will leaye for Waterville tomorrow
aud will hold services there Sunday.
Just two days, Saturday and Mon
day, So Gordon hats So. 90. The Knew.
Leave orders for Masquerade Cost.
umes at Wenatchee Department Store.
Masque Ball. Feb. IA. CO 10
]. M. Williams, deputy state supreme
president of the Fraternal Brother
hood, was in the city last evening to
attend the meeting which the local
Lodge held There were three new
IN smbers initiated, Miss Almeda No
Call, Mrs. Lydia Gullet and Mrs.
George Beam. of Cashmere.
All voters in Wenatchee and Col.
umbla precincts residing in the city Of
Wenatchee, are hereby notified that
the registration books are now open
at the office of the city clerk.
A. A. Bousquet, CITY clerk,
All naturalized voters will be requir-
ed to present their natuIaliza ion GER
fcates or certified copy of the same
to the registering office, ami voters
that are naturalized by their fathers
papers will be required to present a
certified copy of their father GER tiff
cate.
A. A. Bousquet, city CLERK.
Miss Ruty Waugh came very near
having bad case of blood poisoning
through slight cut she received on
her hand about a week ago. Last
night her hand and arm up to the elbow
became swollen and physician was
called. He relieven the inflammation
and bangdaged the hama and told her
that she bad not beensa bit too soon in
summoning medical aid, that such a
thing spread rapidly and that in the
course of few hours might have
become dangerous.
Saturday and Monday a G ordon So
hat $3.50. The Knew.
sSend your money by bank draft.
See Colubmia Valley Bank ad fer
rates.
Leave orders for Masquerade cost.
umes at Wenatchee Deptment Store
masque ball. Feb. IA. CO 10
J. H. Alrath, fruit buyer for the
firm of Newton, Ryan and company,
Of Seattle, was in the city on. business
today.
Shoes mended, first class work.
Simpson quick repair shop. 81 We.
natche- ave. north.
G. B. Parks, manager ssof the Hay.
den Lumber company, returned from
Spokane yesterday, where he mas been
attending the retail Lumbermans' COR
vention being held there.
Go to the Palace Bakery for the
best and cleanest of everything in the
pastry line.
Oscar Pike, of Seattle, large land
buyer and real estate investor, Is in