The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-05-21
Local Briefs


J. E. Clarke, the Cashmere drug
gist, and wife spent Sunday in Wenat-
chez visiting with friends.
A congregational meeting will be
held at the Pres. church Wednesday
evening May 23id. at 8 O'Clock rels-
tive to the call of a pastor. Refresh
ments will be served at the cl Sc of
! the meeting. All interested are asked
! to be present. c53
Mrs. U. G. Pogue enterta inad
| the Needle club at her home Satur-
qay afterno on. 500 was played. Those
present " ere as follows: Mes
ames Palmer, Bousquet, Buttlss,
N ichols, Dick Scheble Jones, F, Case,
Tumble, Jacobson. Manchester, Biz.
low, Crollard, Rarey and Miller. Til:
club will meet next Saturday afternoon
wi tn Mrs, T. j. Groves.
Chas. B. Reed is in receipt of let
ter from his son, q. Will Reed who
left Friday night for Seattle on his
way to Alaska. Mr.. Reed states that
preparations for the journey are com.
plete and that he expects to call for the
north on Tuesday on the steamer P.
~. Adler. He is ftockholder in a
company organized recently for the
purpose of trading and mining in Alas.
ka The other mem bers of the com
pany are Bert Courtway, q. s. Order
and j. Duncan of Wenatchee. T. Lake.
ly, John Green and Capt. Bolland of
Chelan and two Seattle men.
Prof. Riste, who has been suffering
serious trouble with his teeth for sew
eral days, was reported somewhat bet
ter yesterday but his condition today
is rather worse as rhuematism has set
10 and he will probably be confined to
his bed for some time.
Messrs. Gilman ami Topper return.
ed on the early morning train today
from Spokane. where they had been
on a short business trip.
DR.. MartiD, the osteopathic physic-
ian who recently entered into partner
ship with DR.. Mccall of this city, re-
turned to WaDatchee Saturday from
short visit with h is family at Elens
berg
Glen Wells sprained his ankle Sc
verely yesterday while playing ball.
He was making sensational slide for
second when the accident occurred
and was so badly hurt that he was IN
able to proceed with the game. DR..
Mccoy was called and dressed the in
jured member and today Glen is rest
ing quite easily.
Mrs. Mae Challifeu of Leavenworth
died Saturday at O'Clock of epilepsy.
Undertaken Hall of this city took
charge of the remains and shipped
them to friends in Spokane where they
will be INFERRED.
MIS- E. P. McFall of Everett, is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. R. l.. Bartlett in
this city.
Mrs. Harry Woods and NJ. Albert
Thayer of Cashmere were entertained
Sunday at the home of l.. V. Wells in
this city.
Mr.. Pearl Green arrived in the city
a few days ago from Kansas City Mo-,
and i 8 visiting at the home of his sis
ter, Mrs r. L. Bartlett. Mr.. Green
is plumber and expects to locate in
Wenatchee.
H. Heidenhain, the we'll known
poultryman of this city has written
an article for the Reliable Poultry
Journal for which he received $40 and
was highly complimented by the edi-
tor of the Journal. HIS subject was
1.-The Practical Laying House. Adapt.
ed to Ali Climates, and dealt piinci.
pally with the fresh air supply fea-
ture.
For Sale-6 room house and 2 lots
fine location ON Okanogan ave. Furni
iture goes with house, All tor $1,000 |
Wanted-position by good book keep |
er apply box 364. Wenatchee, Wash
524I