The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-05-17
Local Briefs

where Miss Reeves will represent the
Wenatchee high schools of Washing
ton. Mr.. Reeves accompanied them
as far as Leavenworth, from whence
he will go to Seattle to be present at
the contest on Friday evening.
Cart and Mrs. Geo. McMasrers,
and son Ebert left this afternoon for
Seattle, where they will take the
steamer for Alaska.
Leroy Perine and CARL Dual of NAL
aga are in the city today and expect to
leave for Seattle tomorrow. Mr.. Per-
inc attended the high school here last
winter but dia not complete the years
WORE. He expects to enter the state
college at fnllmsn the coming term.
Why be more reckless of time than
money? To postpone advertising in
the Daily World is to be reckl less of
both.
1 Robert Hutchinson left for Cashmere
today to go to work Oh a ahouse which
sIuDder construction there.
Why wait for yourE friends friend
to come and look at your house week
after next? You can sell it with q
want ad.. in the Daily World.
Miss Margaret Little, of Lakeside
is in the city visiting her bi other Will
Little.
Frank Compton of the Squilcb uck
canyon was quite severely injured by
beinglthrown from horse yesterday.
In company with NJ. Carton he awas
rounding up some cattle in tnel hiils
when his horse suddenly started to
pucking and threw Compton to the
ground. He media,ely climbed OH
the. horse again, determlnac to ride
him but was thrown second time.
He was badiyabruissd and. shaken up
but in spite of this would have
mounted tie kcrse third time had
he not been prevented by Mr.. Gar
IL. .Che horse is one that. he has
'iddrn 'or save,al years and was
never known TO buck before.
Percy Walker has returned to We
natohee otter spending the winter.sat
Memph Tenn, and otber points in
the south.
DR.. c. Gilchrist was visitor at the
high school this morning and address
sed the student body in assembly.
c. Viii reed anu Dert CouItway
leave tonight for Seattle to take the
boa. for Alaska. They expect to sa il
for the north ON the Goth.
E.sA. Nichols is.home Da, ton Ore,
where he was called by the death of
his father about three weeks ago.
r. Z. Blakeney the leading butcher
of Cheian Is in Wenatchee calling OIL
friends and attending to business mat
tiers
All OF the high schoollboys WHO
went tn Seattle this afternoon were
fitted out with the large straw hats
which are now so much in vogue,
with the letters Nv. H. s." in the
school colors, purple and gold, on the
back of the hats and pictures Of the Dig
red apple on the front of them.
NJ. NJ. Fcote, a prominent real es-
tate man of Chelan, is in town today
OIL business. Mr.. FoCte states that the
prospects for a bumper crop of fruit
and produce at ChelaD, i: excellent,
and that this will undoubtedly be
= ear of great prosperity to the people
residing in that region. When inter
viewed in regard to the probability
of Fourth of July celebration at
Cheiap, Mr.. Foote stated that no def
ute steps had been taken IN that direc-
ton. The race track has been broken
w, as the original site had been gov
eminent allotment TO Long Jim, and
that the loss OF the track would hand
zap the people materially ID getting
upa celebration.
Mr.. Robbins who is auditing the
city's books states that he expects to
complete his work this week and will