The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-03-18


veyors at this place for some time.
left Saturday for Newport. whore he
has secured Job on some railroad
construction work.
Frank Palmer, manager Of the
Ellis-Forde company's store at Cash
mere. visited with friends in this city
yesterday.
Mrs. John Godfrey left Saturday
evening for Seattle. where she was
called to attend the funeral of her
brothers little child.
Fresh garden seeds. All kinds.
Wells & Morris.
The eyes of the residents of this
city and valley were greeted Mon
day morning by a fresh mantle of
snow which had fallen to the depth
of about two inches during the night.
1t is very pretty, but people are sat
lated with winter and find it hard
to enthuse over this latest gift of
nature. 1t would have been far more
appropriate at this season and more
respectful to the memory of st. Pat
rick if spring had doned the green
instead of backing off in favor of
old Borias.
Flower and garden seeds at Wells
and Morris.
Mrs. Crollard and sons wish t,
thank the many friends who were 81
kind during the recent illness of the
former
DR.. Mccoy wishes to announce rnat
he has removed his Office and place
of residence to the new Columbia
Valley bank building. Office hours,
to A p. m. Z to 8 p. m.
Wells & Morris have fresh garden
seeds in bulk of package.
j. H. Cornish, manager of the We
natchee Planning Mills, returned last
night from five days business trip
to Irby.
A marriage license was issued to-
day by the county auditor to Ira G.
Farmer and Miss May Wetstein, both
of Leavenworth.
Ira Freer, of the real estate iirm
of Freer, Maxwell & Ballenger of Sc
attic, was a visitor in town TODAY
from the Sound city.
DR.. w. M. Mccoy has moved into
his new Office rooms in the Columbia
Valley bank building. He is occupy-
ing a suite of three rooms on the
second floor facing Orondo avenue.
and a sweller set of Office rooms
cannot be found on the coast.
The Red Apple Real Estate COM
pany are now occupying their fine
new Office rooms in the corner of the
Columbia Valley bank building.
Marvin Chase returned last night
from two weeks trip to Billings.
Mont, and into Wyoming.
]. A. Siddell and wife came down
from Peshastin Saturday evening and
are visiting at the home of j. S.
Mooney. Mr.. Siddell recently sold his
ranch at Peshastin.
l.. G. Olds of the Wenatchee Can
ming company, returned yesterday af-
ternoon from a business trip to Seat
tie
Fred E. Taylor, representative Of
the International Cyclopedia with
hno In o1fn 10 Sc 10, o;k
Nat Ament and mother, Mrs
Ament, returned from Moses Coulee
Saturday morning.
Fourteen barrels of paint for the
new Columbia river bridge were re-
ceived here Saturday. Mr.. R. J.
English, the constructing engineer of
the huge structure, states that aside
from delay in receiving freight that
the work is progressing satisfactorily.
The work of piling the steel at the
bridge site is being continued One
slight cause for delay is the fact that
the parts of the bridge to be first
erected do not arrive as soon as som,
of the material for late use. Some
steel shipped in December has not
yet arrived while some shipped the
first of March is now here.
Lem Ward, representative of the
Sherman Clay piano house of Sc
attic, is in the city.
Captains McDermott and McMas-
tiers, who went up the river last week
for the purpose of raising the steam
ers Pringle and Enterprise, succeeded
in raising the Enterprise and that
boat was brought down to the docks
at Wonatohoo todav Tho Enfor1r;co