The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-01-01

visiting ut tie home of DR.. Tozer in
Everett for the holidays, returned to
Wenatchse today on the afterno DON train
Attend the New Years dance at the
Wenatchee theatre tonight.
Homer Stevens, roprietory of the
Palace Cafe, made business tiip to
Cashmere today.
Mrs. G. r. Chapman, who have
been visiting relatives in CONGO I'd
Mich, for the past three months, re.
turned to this city on the afternoon
train today.
Attened the New Years dance at
the " enatchee theatre tonight.
Miss Carrie Mitchell returned yes-
terday from Warren, Idaho, and Spo.
kane, where she has been visiting
friends and relatives during the holi-
days.
Len Foley, who has been spending
his vacation in Seattle. returned to
Wenatchee Saturday and has resumed
his duties as pail clerk on the G. and
o. steamship line.
Miss Florence Wilhcit, wlro has
been visiting her sister, the day operat-
or at the Great Northern depot, left
this afternoon for Spokane where she
is attending high school
Chester Levere of The WenAtchee
gymnasium, who has been experience
ing serious trouble with one of his
eyes. left for Seattle this afternoon to
consult with PHYSICIANS of that city.
Mr.. Rurgoi:,e of Lakeside is in the
city to appear before the county COM
missioneIs tomorrow asking for
licenoe to operate ferry at Dick s
landing, between Chelan Falls and
Entiat.
The county commissioners will
hold their regular quarterly meeting
tomorrow at the county auditors
Office. Besides considering the regular
bills which will be presented, the
commissioners will open the bids sub
mitted on the rock work of the Col
umbi.. river. road, which were advertis.
| ed for recently. The matter of except
ing the new wagon bridge across the
| Wenatchee river at Cashmere will
also come up.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Holm yesterday
entertained number of their friends at
turkey dinner in their new residence
on King street. Those present were ::
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Gellatlv. David
Gellatly, A. A. Bousquet and family,
I and John Dilla family.
G A Battles, of the newly organiz-
ed Wenatchee Furniture company,
states that the lease Oh the bu, lding
to be constructed on Wenatchee avenue
by Jonn S. Mooney, has been signed.
Work on the building will be com,
menced at an early date.
S. J. Duncan, of Chelan, passed
through Wenatehee yesterday on
his way to the coast.
j. A. Wilburn, the Quincy well dig
ger, is business visitor in WeEatcIee
today.
j. M. Kelly, of Macedonia. Iowa,
who has been in the city for the past
few days visiting friends sand attend
ing to business interests in the city,
left on the noon train for Seattle to
spend few days.
L. D. Winters left on the afternoon
tain for Rock Island to begin the dig
ging Of awell on Dl. Saunders ranch
near that place.
The Wenatchee Canal company will
move into their new quarters in the
building on the corner of Wenatchee
and Orondo avenes tomorrow. Miss
Bernice Chapman has been engaged
by the company to act as bUokkeeper
and stenographer.
Earl Thompson and Niles johnson
will entertain party of young people
this Sevening at the home of Mr..
Thompson.
Miss Title ReuEer, who has been
spending the holidays at the home of
her brother in Cheney, WASH, return
ed to Wenatchee yesterday.
Mics Mary Parsons, who has been