The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-03-23

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/ hsS fnSfifdtgd against the fdgoft5
there. Fred Reeves went up on the
same train to aid the defense.
B. w. butcher. who is teaching
school Is miles south Of Wenatchee
is visiting In town for q couple q
days. Mr.. butcher was formerly
superintendent OF schools for Douglas
county,
Miss Madge Cushing is now chief
deputy in the county treasurer's Of
fee and Miss Marie Mahoney is as
sistant chief.
Lou HOFFMAN is here with two car
loads of fine beef cattle which he
brought down to dispose of.
Mr.. Uhlman, formerly proprietor
of the Palace Meat Market at Spo-
kane, is in the city on business.
Mrs. O. s. Sampson, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Will Lit
tie for several days, returned to her
home at Leavenworth today.
c. H. Freese, an agent of H. F.
Norton & Co., dealers in hides. IS in
the city looking up the hide market.
John Dymant is in town from his
home at Rock Island trading with
the local merchants.
j. A. Bumgardener and and Ell
Ball are two well known Badger
mountain residents. who are trading
in town today.
A slight snow storm last night COW
cred the ground in the valley with
thin veil of the beautiful. On Badger
mountain it is reported that snow fell
to the depth of five inches.
o. G. Flaley was in town today
from his home in the Columbia VAL
ley district.
L. ]. Coonan was among the South
siders who were trading in town to-
day.
Dance Monday night at the theater.
You are invited.
F. w. Whalen, formerly of this
city, is back after having spent the
winter in South Dakota. Mr.. Wha-
len will take a chair in the Palace
barber shop.
G. F. Slocum has just completed
library table for the Office of Pros
ecuting Attorney Grass, which is a
credit to the constructive ability of
Mr.. SiOcum as worker in wood.
Miss Carol Card entertained at
her home yesterday afternoon in hon.
or of her fourth birthday. Those
present were Mildred Garrett, Elan
Penrod, Melvina Adams, Meta Ping
and Raymond Graves, Ferrol Titus
and Guilford Penrod. After admir-
ing the many pretty presents and in
dulging in various games a delicious
luncheon was served by Mrs. ]. w.
Card, after which the little guests de-
parted leaving their best wishes for
little Miss Carol.
Fred e. Taylor, agent for the New
international Encyclopedia, left
today to spend Sunday at his home
today at spend Sunday at his home
in Seattle.
Mrs. Geo. H. Ellis entertains this
afternoon in honor of Mrs. Jas. E..
Forde. Mrs. A. 2. Wells, Mrs. Bow
er, Mrs. Guy Brown, Miss Nan Law
renee and Mrs. Cameron will assist
the hostess.
Everybody is invited to the dance
at the theater Monday night.
j. o. Naslin was in town from his
home IL miles up the Columbia to-
doy on his regular weekly visit.
Mr.. Naslin owns an excellent fruit
farm ON the east side of the river
and irrigates 80 acres with spring
water. He states that spring work
is just commencing in his neighbor-
hood
Williams & Grimshaw's new quar-
tiers in the Fuller & Mechtel building
are very handsome. They are oc-
cupying suite of four rooms which
are neatly finished and finely fur
nished
E. Lutte, recently from Oklahoma,
is one of the new arrivals in the val
ley. Mr.. Lutte is an old acquaintance
of A. ]. Linville, having known him
in Oklahoma. He is thinking OF
taking up his permanent residence in
the valley.
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