The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-06-27
Chas. Morse is ill at his home today.


ga yesterday to visit with his nrother,
Fl . E. Mottelor, who returned yester
lay from business trip to Seattle.
Mrs John Parsons left for Seattle
TODAY TO visit for a month with
friends aud relatives
Miss Elva Stephens left on the noon
train for her home in Cashmere where
she i'll spend the summer
NJ O Tibbits returned to his hume
il Cashmere today after spending sew
eral days here on business
Miss Josephine Miller lett today for
Seattle accompanies by Miss Julia
Argus who has been visiting with
Miss Miller They will go to Anacor-
ties, the home of Miss Argus
Up-to- date auto mobile supplies bi
cycles repaired. all work gusranteeu,
Catchall Store, Phone 424.
S. NJ. Brown and daughter Jessie
came down from Chelan yesterday OH
business and pleasure tip.
Fred B Grinnell passed through
here today on his way from Oroville
to Spokane. Mr.. Grinueil owns a
large amount of the townste of Oro-
vile.
DR.. Blake performed surgical op-
Grafton this morning on Mis-. Clara
Mari, at her home l06 Mission street
She rallied nicely from tie chiorofo1m
aud is resting as we'll as could he ex-
pected. Drs King and Culp assisted
with the operation.
Bixler's Stamp Photo Gallery open
Juls Fourth. Bring your family and
friends and get as many fine photos as
you like. 6 80
The ". c. T U. wishes to thank
Mr.. Calender of the ULion Tea Go
for the beautiful cut glass rose jar lie
so kindly presented to the reading
rooms
Mrs. Harvey Reed is quite ill at the
home of j. A. Shotwell, where she
is staying. Miss Martha Davis. her
SISTER. came up from Malaga yesterday
to stay with her during her illness.
The residents of semilt Hill and vi
city will celebrate the Fourth of July
by holding big picnic il Mason's
Grove on that day. A big basket din
ner will be held and in the evening,
dance will Re given at the home of
A. L. McMullen. A good time is as
sure1 to all who attend, and everyoDe
is cordially Invited.
The WeDatchee high school will
play the Waterville hi gh school team
series of three games 1T the fair
grounds next Thursday and Friday.
One game will be played on Thursday
afternoon, and two on Friday. Some
good games are expected, as the local
team has been dong some good prac-
tice work tbs year. and the Wateryille
team is i'll fine trim. so that there will
be some fast ball played.
The jolly Matrons club was enter
tanned yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs Henry Grass on Olondo
avenue The afternoon was spent in
rendering a literary program, after
which refreshments were served Those
present were Mesdames, H. G. Lit
tlefield. Dora Jones, M. E. Henry,
John Cuip. A. p. Clayton, Gale. Nc
GUN. G L. Packard, and Henry
Grass.
Joe B. Biyler, the we'll known deaf
photographer who was In business 10
WenatUhee last year. has returned
from Seattle, bringing his family.
They have decided to locate in this
city permanently, believing that We.
natchee holds out the brightest pros
poets for the future. Mr.. Bixier's
work is we'll known and his friends
and former patrons will be pleased to
know that he will again engage in the
Photographic business in this city. He
will make arrangements to operate a
stamp gallery.
There are still few old fashioned