The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-03-21

Lnem OlT0CIIy TO nIb place.. ne uoD
contract with the brown men to work
for several months. These are tho
first Orientals to be introduced into
this valley.
Earl Thompson left today for
Irby, where he is taking couple Of
draft teams for work on the ranch
of Judson H. Cornish.
Mrs A. T. Kaupp's music pupils
will give piano recital Friday even
| ing, March 29th, at the Baptist
church under the auspices of the
| Baptist Ladies Aid. All who at
tended the recital given by the pupils
of Mrs. Kaupp in the theater last
| year, will remember the excellent
program, and even better one is
promised this time.
The w. c. T. U. meets at the
home of Mrs. Joe Albin Friday after
| noon.
Mrs. A. D. MacNeil entertained at
a spring opening at her home Tues
day afternoon. Each lady carried
home her new spring bonnet. Thirty
guests were present.
A missionary tea will be given at
the home of Mrs. John Clapp- on
Friday afternoon, March %, at 2:30
o'clock. All members of the Baptist
Missionary League are especially re-
quested to be present as there will be
an election of officers After the reg
ular business Rev. Jessup will give
one of his interesting talks on China.
The Wenatchee Milling company
| is considering plans for Improvement
in its mill which are necessary to
keep pace with the steady increase
| in it's business. The company ex-
poets to add new machinery some
time next month which will increase
the capacity of the mill to limited
extent
L. w. Bloom is Leavenworth Wis
istor in this city today.
Tom Garry and family, who have
been in Leavenworth for several
months, returned to Wenatchee yes
terday and will again locate here.
Garry will be remembered as the
former hot tomato man.
| A polo game will be played at the
roller skating rink tomorrow night
between the regular Wenatchee polo
! team and a picked aggregation. The
regulars will be lead by Capt. Evans
and their opponents commended by
Capt. Dipple. One of the best games
] of the season is promised.
| House builders should read the
Hayden Lumber Company's ad in
this issue.
F. G. Meilike was down from Lake
Chelan this morning and secured
hunters license from Auditor God
frey.
County Superintendent E. Riste
left yesterday on tour of inspection
among the schools up river. He will
return in a couple of days.
| Assistant Superintendent of
Schools E. c. Bowersox inspected the
Leavenworth schools yesterday.
Miss Edith McDermott, the domes-
tic science instructor and lectured.
addressed the students of the high
school yesterday on the subject of
dollar dresses" Her talk was both
interesting and instructive and was
highly appreciated by the students.
Mrs Milo Camp has been seriously
i'll for a week at her home on Chelan
avenue.
Patches of new turned sod are be-
ginning to checker the Southside dis
trict, as spring work is just getting
under full Roadway across the river.
The Ellis-Forde company pur-
chased two lots with a 100 foot
front on Douglas street yesterday
from Chas. Cunning and will erect
a barn there for the stabling of their
| delivery teams.
w. F. Cannon and his son-in-law,
| S. E. MOrical, who were in town yes
terday trading with the local mer-
chants, are the owners of fine ranches
in the favored Entiat valley. They
| reported the crop outlook for that
section to be most encouraging.
SEEDS-Wells and Morris for your
garden seeds.
A marriage license was issued
yesterday to Edwin M. Scott and
Blanche V. Hauser, both of Quincy.