The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-03-16

night as In the middle OF the daJ
for the streets are brilliant. Il would
like" said Mr.. Mooney, TO see 4
string OF arc lights lining Wenatchee
avenue" He further stated tina,
throughout the Big Bend 40 1t is seen
from the Great Northern railway,
farmers are blowing and discing
and the snow has almost entirely
disappeared.
Lou Tichenal of Cashmere is bus
mess visitor to Wenatchee today.
R. A. Brown drove down from his
home at Monitor today and is trans
acting business in the city.
B. M. Chapman of the Rome Beau
ty ranch at Monitor is in the city
today on business.
Joseph Platter, manager of the H.
J. Shinn & Co. ranch on the Entiat
was in the city today buying teams
and supplies preparatory to starting
spring work on the ranch. He ev
poets to start about April LIST.
Miss Erma Misel of Dry Gulch,
who has been teaching school at Bar
ron's Landing this winter, is down
from that place visiting with her
parents.
L. H. Belser, who has been SER
iously i'll with pneumonia, is conval-
escing and will be able to be out by
the first of next week.
H. A. Graham of Ballard is in the
city, having come over from the
Sound yesterday. Mr.. Graham has
been at Portland the past week at
the home of a sister, Mrs. Bennett,
who has been seriously ill. He
stopped at Olympia on his return trip
and visited the legislature
DR.. w. M. Coy will move from his
present quarters in the Ellis-Forde
block to his new offices in the new
Columbia Valley bank building to-
morrow.
Yesterday Dr. w. NJ Mccoy traded
his 10-acre Millerdale tract valued at
$1,000 to w. A. Saunders for a bust
ness lot on Wenatchee avenue adj
joining the Arrow livery barn. The
lot was worth $4,000 and the differ
ence was paid in cash. The deal was
M do hu h0 foto Of
er & Nowlan.
c. A. Bower bought five acres of
Burch Flat fruit land yesterday pay
ing $4,000 for the tract.
A. B. Phillippi bought two lots on
Chelan and Poplar streets today from
Bower and Nowlan, paying $3.50.
Mrs. E. M. Baker, proprietor of the
of the cottage house, has two French
cooks in the culinary department of
her hotel. They are freshly imported
from Paris and are expert artists in
their line.
The local Yeomen lodge will give
a basket social at the Ellis-Forde hall
on next Wednesday evening. A num-
Der outside the lodge will be invited.
The ladies will bring baskets of
lunch and these will be sold at auc-
ton. The proceeds will lbe used by
the social committee of the order.
R. H. Nowlan bought two lots on
Chelan avenue yesterday from w. A.
Thompson for $1,000. Mr.. Nowlan
has let the contract for the building
of couple of modern bungalows Or
the lots. The houses will be very
neat and attractive residences cost
ing $1,000 each. Work on them will
be started early next week. Mr..
Nowlan will occupy one of them and
rent the other, but they will both be
for sale.
Bower & Nowlan sold two lots on
3rd street north today to Williams
& Grimshaw for $500.
G. E. Whaley. the pioneer mer-
chant of Chelan, passed through
town today on his return from Cali
fornia, where he spent the winter.
Allen Wetsel returned today from
a beef buying trip thorugh the Met
how valley. He met with fine sue
cess, securing Is head of excellent
beef cattle.
John Corr is up from his home at
Malaga today transacting business in
the city.
Wilson Brothers have opened up
an office at the corner of Wonatohoo