The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-07-13

TO-DAY for LAKE Wenatchee for camp
ing and fishing tip
Miss Edna Finch returned Wednes
day from Waterville, where she has
been for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Prowell and
family left for Merritt today on
camping and fshin tiip.
M. O. Tibbitts came down from
Cashmere yesterday afternoon on
business.
The infaDt child of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Rose is 80 very ill that it is not
expected to live the day out.
F. D. Case returned yesteJ day after
noon from a business and pleasure trip
to Seattle. Mrs. Case is at present 10
Seattle visiting with friends.
Miss Della Darby. sister of Mrs
Henry Grass arrived here Wednesday
afternoon from Salem, Oregon, for
visit with htr sister.
The work of lay ing the brick on the
Rosenberg BLOCK was completed ebay
ana the work of finishing tse building
will oe carried on.
j. A. Graham left yesterday noon
for Mason Greer. where he will visit
with the family of Elmer Brooks, and
spend some time in fishing.
A party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs.
Grass, Miss Darby, mr. and Mrs. W.
". Gray and son Lynden left today for
Merritt, where they will spend some
time in fishing and hunting.
A. A Bousquet and family and Mr..
Bousquet.s mother and brother. who
arrived in Wenatchee a few days ago
from Springfield, Mass, Will leave
Monday for Merritt on camping trip.
Mr.. Washington arrived in Wenathee
few days ago to take the place of Mr..
Thompson of the Western Union rele-
graph office. Mr.. Thompson is spend.
ing a short vacation Oil his ranch at
Orondo.
Undertaken Hall returned today
from trip to Dyer where he had gone
to conduct the funeral services of
Samuel Packwood. While at Eyer
Mr.. Hall made Tip to his ranch
lew miles fre m there
D. A. Beal and son. Glen. an Ora
Hall left on the noon train today for
Chiwaukum. From there they will
go to Lake Wenatchee to camp and
fish until the hot weather is over
Mrs. Beal will jcin her husband in
few days
Mrs. W. H. DibbIs arrived here
Wedne day from Minneapolis and will
make this her home. Mir and Mrs
Oibble conducted a lodging house
here three years ago, but have been III
the east for some time
Judge Palmer returned last night
from q visit to bis daughter, Mrs.
Wickersham who is very ill at her
home in Spokane. Mrs. iekershan,
is slightly improved. Mrs. Palmer
and Mrs. Groves will remain with
Mrs. v ick ersham for some time.
Nj. E. Fisher has just purchased
the George Blair ranch near the
White school house and is moving 20
his new home today The place coz
tains l-2 acres OF bearing orchard.
Mr.. Fisher has disposed of mis- resid-
ence property in the city.
Mrs II. A. Norman county manager
OF the Pacific States Telephone com.
papy, and F. Il. Bingham, division
contract agent, left for Waterville
this morning to take up tine work Of
improving the telephone service there
ana installing lines to tho smaller
towns on the river.
Five sales OF tracts in Millerdale
were made tins week through the ageD
oy of Fuller and Russell. The deals
were all closed on Tuesday and Wed.
nesday and the purchasers tracts sold.
and prices received are. j. H Gey-
er, five acres, $4,000. 90. W. Bird. five
acres, $4,000. 90 and Ed 8. Russell ten
acres, $4,000. 90 G. Victor Martin five