The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-12-22
SHORT NOTES or
LOCAL INTEREST
THE DAYS EVENTS ABOUT THE
T0WN-lNTEREsTEgG BITS
OF LOCAL GossIP--WHAT
PEOPLE ARE DOING

Mr. and Mrs. David Wells of Mon
itor are in the city today transact;ns
business.
A. j. Watts of Chelan was pas
senger on the boat to this city this
morning.
Jas. West arrived on the boat this
morning from Methow and is regis
tered at the Roosevelt
S. B. otto and j. Otto of Leaven-
worth came down from mat plact
this morning on business.
Mrs. Kathryn returned this morn
ing from Leavenworth after meeting
her music classes atsthat place.
G. R. Wilson had on display at
the Poultry show thoroughbred
Plymouth Rock rooster which ne had
shipped from Findlay. Ohio.
Miss Gala Van Cleye, who has
been teaching school in Columbia
Valley is spending the holidays with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. X. Van
Cleve at this place.
The principals OF the Monitor a1c
Beacon schools are arranging for a
debate to be held 1T Monitor school
house on January IL between the
students of the two schools.
Miss Axle Maltble passed through
here today on herNway to Watervilie
to spend her vacation from her
studies at the state University at Sc
attic.
Frank McMullen made trip to
the Stemilt canyon on Thursday
bringing back a load of about fifty
Christmas trees which he sold about
town.
Mrs. A. L. Smart is critically i'll
at her home at Malaga. She contract
ed a severe cold while washing
clothes and the attending physician
has been compelled to Keep her un
der the influence of opiates.
Mrs. Crollard secured a rig and
drove to the scene of the breakdown
of Engine No 1872 this morning and
brought her sons, Louis and Fred,
to this city, after hearing of the de-
lay to- 49, train this morning.
w. L. Provo of Okanogan county
yesterday purchased the o. NJ. Holt
property on Miller street. The prop
erty consists of residence and three
lets. Mr.. Provo will make his home
here. Mr.. Holt is undecided as to
whether or not he viii lremain in
Wenatchee.
Orchards orchestra returned SIS
morning from Leavenworth where
they played for a fancy mask bali
given at that place last evening.
Fred Crollard of the state University
came over as far as Leavenworth yes
terday and played in the orchestra
last evening, coming horne with them
today.
w. e. Gamble, county superinten-
dent of schools of Okanogan county,
passed through here today on his
way to attend the state teachers con-
yention at Bellingham. Mr.. Gamble
is county clerk-elect of Okanogan
county, and will be transferred from
one office to the other at the first of
the year.
Traffic on the line of the Great
Northern was somewhat impaired
this morning by the disabling of a
light engine on the main line about
three miles west of town at an early
hour this morning when a rock slide
coming down broke journal on the
tender. The work train came down
from Leaveifworth but did not sue
coed in getting the engine on the
track until about eleven O'Clock this
forenoon. Train No. was held at
Monitor, and train No. 3 at this
place until the disabled engine was
brought down to the yards here.
Mr.. and Mrs S. j. Dillabough and
family came down on the boat from
their home at Colconully and left
on train No. / for al extended trip
to the several cities on the sound.
They will Visit with daughter, who
is attending the University, and will
visit with friends in Seattle. Mr..
Dillabough is taking with him some