The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-06-14
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Joe ShOtwell was down from
Cashmere yesterday visiting friends
in the city. He recently purchased
ten acres of land from Louis Judd
an Indian. The tract lies in Warne
flat and the purchase price wa
$225O.
John Baker of Findlay, Ohio, ;
member of the bar in that city, ha
opened offices for the practice of hi
profession in Wenatchee. Mr.. Bake
has taken Offices in the Rosenber.
building. He expresses himself a.
delighted with Wenatchee and tn,
prospects of the city, and will max,
this place his permanent home.
Frank Fehr, a young man from
Tacoma, arrived in Wenatchee thi
week and will locate here perma
nently.
Mrs. Charles Stohl was given j.;
delightful surprise party last night
in celebration of her natal day. Sh,
was the recipient of many appropri
ate birthday presents and the goot
wishes of her friends.
Rev. Graves will preach at tn,
Christian church next Sunday morn
ing, the regular pastor, Mr. Adams
being booked for a morning servic,
at the Christian church at Monitor
In the evening Mr. Adams will oc
cupy the pulpit of the local church
as usual
The Red Apple Real Estate com
pany reports the sale of 10 acres o
land adjoining the H. w. Otis p!ac,
to Harry Carriker of Wenatchee
The land was the property of Gilber
& Haskins of Peshastin, and brough
$1,000.
l.. J. Nelson, the Leavenworth at
torney, accompanied by E. G. Spenc
er, a G. N. engineer of the sam.
place, are in Wenatchee today.
H. A. Graham of Chelan was il
the city yesterday, returning from /;
trip to Spokane.
Mrs. Riste and her daughter Mis-:
Grace Riste, mother and sister O.
County School Superintendent Riste
returned this week from Nighthawk
where they have spent the past year
They a-e to remain in Wenatche,
during the summer.
c. E. Lynch of Rockford, super
intendent-elect of the Cashmere
schools, was in Wenatchee yesterday
Mr.. Marsh, for several years con
nected with the board of education
in the Philippines, is in Wenatchet
for a few days, visiting his old frient
Sam Sumner. Mr.. Marsh arrived il
Seattle, via Japan, one the S. S. Shaw
NUT, few days ago, accompanied
by his wife. He presented thu
World editor with a Manila cigar
the first he'd enjoyed in many moons
Frank Dallam, Jr., and wife arr
expected to arrive in Wenatchee Sun
day next.
Mrs. w. J. Hayne OF Southside lief
town yesterday for an extended visi
with relatives in Boise, Idaho.
DR.. ]. H. Graham has returned
from his ranch and has opened of
fees in the Ellis-Forde block for tn,
practice of his profession.
Although the weather has been de
lightfully cool for the past ten days
many people are planning to tax,
to the hills as soon as the hot blast
strike the valley. There are indica
lions of considerable exodus to thu
Lake Chelan country during Jul,
and August.
Mrs. lie Cont and son, who hav
been visiting with the family of L
0. Hall, left yesterday for tn,
coast. Mrs. LeCont is taking he
son to the coast for the benefit of hi
health, as he is slowly recoverin,
from the effects of a case of diph
iberia.
Last night Mrs. L. o. Hall enter
tanned several members of the Roya
NeighbOrs at an informal social. Re
freshments were served, an i'm
rromptu program rendered. ant
those present report an enjoyabl.