The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-04-06

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the teachers in the public schools.
Money to loan On farm or chattels.
John a. Gellatly.
@. W. Harris returned to Wenat
/ chez yesterday from an extended trip
through Douglas county.
FIRST class table board at % Cnelan
Ave. North.
". r. McManus of Cashmere was
business visitor in the city yester
day.
Palace Restaurant the best place to
eat, open all night.
| J. L. Hughes OF Trinidad is il
the city transacting business.
First class table board at % Cheian
Ave North.
| G. r. Farr, general manager of the
Skykcmish Lumber company, was il
Wenatchee yesterday.
Try Central Market for good meats
and quick delivery. 1:lbin Meat Co.
Fl. c. Calent,n of the CatchalI store
states that he will begin work on his
new 80 ton coal bunkers in a few
days.
For the best dry or fir wood call
at Wrights Storage. Al
Owing to the scarcity of laboreIs
/ in the wheat districts very little OF
last year S crops still in the hands of
| tie farmers, is being hauled to MARKET
! While some wheat is being shipped
/ it Is expected that it will be two
months before all of last year 8 crop is
marketed.
Wood by the lick cord CIR car at
WrIehts Storage. C :
The passenger traffic on the river
steamers is unusually heavy this time
of the gear Every boat up the river
il carrying from 40 to so passengers
and down-Iiver boats report almost
as many.
The Ladies of the ". c. T. U. will
serve a New England Dinner at the
reading room next tomorrow, April Z.
from l II. IN. Till p. III. come and
eat good dinner Everyb body GENE,
/ the proceeds 60 to tile benefit of the
! library fund.
The funeral of A. NJ. Nelson who
I died at his home in the north part Of
/ the city yesterday. was held this alter
noon from the family residence. Se1-
vices were conducted by Rev. Kufus
R. n. Goodwi. one OF the rancbers
of the Clockum, was in the city yes
terday.
Major DIR. Dawson of Seattle was in
the CITY few hours yesterday on his
way to Watervilie. The doctor was
major doctor of the Washington reg,-
ment il the Philippines of which S. G.
Nc Cready was member. During his
stay here he took drive over the val.
ley with Mr.. Nc JIeady.
A special train bearing party of
Great Northern officials passed
| through Wenatchee yesterday on a
general inspection tour of the road.
The party stopped about an hour in
this city and looked over prospective
improvements here. The patty con-
sisted of Division Supt, Hood, A G.
P. a. Yerkes Asae. Traffic Mgr. Ad-
ans of Seattle Travelling Freight Ag-
emit Graham, Gen. Agent Blair of Spo-
kane and Asst. Gen. Supt. Kennedy.
West bound passenger train No, to-
day contained thee extra coaches to
accommodate the large number of home
eseekers coming to Washington. The
same train Yesterday carried two extra
coaches. The heavy travel will con.
tinue until the teuth when the home.
seekers rates will end.
W. H. Middleton of Baker, Skagit
county, Wn., arrived in Wenatchee to-
day to look after his business Interests
hebe and meet his many friends, Mr..
Middleton moved to Baker from We
nntchee three years ago and was one
of the old res idents of the valley,
He has returned t, enatchee everv
spring and this time he states that
it is mis- intention to sell his business