The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-01-02
3Local and Personals

7. B. Wrignt, an Entat rancher, is
in the CITY today.
f. p. Hopkil s, better known as
SIS, Hokpins, salesman for the
Richmond paper company, is visitor
in Wsnatchee.
Miss Nellie Culp and Miss Katherine
Miller entertained party Of young
people at the home OF Misc Culp last
evening. Progressive five hundred
was PLAYED earlier in the evening and
late: refreshmt Is were servtd.
Will Little, who has been in Quincy
on business for the last few days, re-
turned to Wenatchee on the afternoon
train today.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Ool bin entertain
ed Mir. Bert J. Williams ard Mr.. W.
A. Grimshaw at dinner yesterday
afternoon.
Miss Stevenson, of Seattle, has &C.
ceDted a Position in the Office of the
Republic.
Henry Kline, of Minot, North Da-
kota, is visiting W. E. johnson, of
this city. Mr.. Kline and Mr.. johnson
are very old friends.
". W. Stone, law book salesman
of ST. Paul, is in the city retailing
book to the attorneys of Wenatchee.
Lucien kellogg, formerly associate
editor of the Advance, has accepted
position in the mechanical depart
ment of the Republic.
The team of c. A. fletcher, a ste
milt creek .rancLer, ran saway with a
heavy load of wood yesterday morning
without upsetting the load or injuring
the sled particle. MIR. Fletcher had
left the team standing at the railroad
crossing south of town to help neigh
Dor who had become caught at the
crossing. Or returning to his team
he found that one rein had fallen to
the ground and while trying to recover
it the team ran away. Fortunately
the team kept in the middle of the
road and took several dangerous cross
ings without an accident. The horses
trotted into tom and were caught
without difficulty in front of the P. P.
HoIcomb store.
A. H. Smith has resigned his posit-
ion as clerk In the P. P. Holcomb
store aud will leave for Seattle in
day or two.
E. n. Burgers, barber of Leaven-
worth, is in the city today to attend
the examinations of the BARRIERS of
this vicinity.
A comparison of the amount of real
estate documents filed i'll the Office of
the county auditor in 1904 and ;905
shows that in the four weeks of Dec
EN- Der, 1904, 101 documents were filed
and that 1853 transfers of county real
estate were made il December, 1905.
The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal
church will meet at the home of Mrs.
Rev. Hilton this week to arrange wor k
for the coming year an" to elect new
president to succeed Mr.. T. J. Groves
who was forced to resign the office
on account of a press of other work.
The revival services at the M. e
church will be continued this week.
Today has been the banner day for
the county auditors Office. Up to 2
O'Clock this afternoon As Instruments
lad been filed and they are st ill COM
ing in q steady stream. A good
share of the instruments are deeds for
real estate IN Wenatchee and the
valley.
Pat Sherburne, the water commits
sioner, is engaged at present on work
checking up the names OF those who
have been supplied with street numb
ers and those who remain unfurnlshed.
Mr.. Sherburne states that 325 numbers
out of five hundred have been secured
by the resi- dents of the city. He wishes
to call attention to the fact that the
numbers are to be mad at small cost
at the office of the city clerK.
County surveyor l. A. Navarro re-
turned to Wenatchee today from