The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-06-24
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

will give free with each dish of ice
|scream or Zoe drink purchased at our
store a coupon emitting you to one
vote for Goddess of Liberty. Wenat-
|ehee Drug Co.
w. NJ. Emerson, the Chelan attor-
ney, spent couple of days in Wenat-
chez the latter part of last week.
He went to Cashmere Saturday to at
tend the doings of the Odd Fellows
lodge at that place.
H. c. Camp of Lakeside passed
through the city Saturday on his
way to Bellingham, where he will
|tbe married in a few days to Miss
Pauline Jacobs.
John Walsh and family have NOV
ed to Wenatchee to make their home
in the future. Mr.. Walsh was down
two weeks ago and purchased a fine
$500 home in the county seat, and
the family went down Wednesday to
occupy it. Mr.. and Mrs. walsh We're
among the very first settlers of this
community and they have lived in
the immediate vicinity of Chelan
continuously for the past seventeen
years. By their departure the Che
Ian valley loses one of its best fam
ilies.-Chelan Leader.
l.. Mclean returned to his home in
Spokane Saturday. A. Van Holder
beke, who has been in the valley
for the past two weeks returned with
him to the Inland Empire metropolis.
G. R. Fisher of the First National
bank and Guy c. Browne of the Co.
lumbia Valley bank returned yester-
day from Spokane, where they at
tended the State Bankers convention.
]. A. Van Slyke and wife of Che
Ian returned from Spokane Saturday,
where they attended the State Bank
ers' convention. They continued on
to their home on the boat Sunday
morning.
Joe Darnell of Lakeside is in town
attending the session of the county
commissioners.
Flocks of Wenatchee people went
to Monitor yesterday. The livery
stables were emptied by one p. M,
and not even a delivery wagon was
available.
Mrs E. A. Kinch returned to Sno-
homish today after a pleasant visit
with her sister, Mrs. H. A. Shepard
of Wenatchee.
Yesterday Mr. and Mrs. Terry
Ross and Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Scheble
drove up into the Mission creek can
yon on a picnic excursion. They re-
port an enjoyable time but believe
the fish had been advised in advance
and were mot at home"
Mrs Guy c. Browne has returned
| from Spokane.
The Ladies Prayer Circle will meet
for Bible study and prayer at the
M. e. church on Tuesday afternoon
at 2:3O. Everyone is cordially in
vited to attend.
c. H. Willwater, meat cutter for
Little & Wetsel, will return tonight
from a few days vacation at Van
couver.
Allen Wetsel left today for trip
up the Entiat. He will buy beef, and
fish a little if they're biting
Mrs Will Little, who has been i'll
for some days. is convalescent.
Levi Richard has purchased two
carloads of beef cattle, which will be
shipped to Snohomish tomorrow.
John Doneen of Southside also ship
ped car of cattle last Friday, ac-
companying them to Seattle.
Don't forget the Royal Neighbours
dance on Saturday night, June %.
Music by Orchards orchestra, dance
to be held i'm the Bower Hall.
D. S. Croft of Fairbury, Neb, is
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Clapp on Chelan avenue north. He
is accompanied by his wife and will
remain here until August list.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. McIrwin are
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. F. w.
Smith