The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-04-01
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


wish to return many thanks to the
ladies Of the Presbyterian Aid Socie-
ty for the beautiful bouquet Of Easter
lillies sent by them to the public
reading room. and wish to say that
they very much appreciate the same.
r. p. Wright, recently appointed
Deputy Fruit Inspector, is in town
from his home at Chelan.
Mrs. Charles Miller is visiting her
parents at Cashmere.
Miss Padoshek, who has been Wis
iting in Seattle for the past month,
returned home Sunday.
]. H. Miller of Cashmere was in
town looking after his interests here.
Mr.. Miller owns ten-acre fruit
ranch near Wenatchee.
H. e. Carr of the Lamb-Davis
Lumber Co. of Leavenworth, bought
a team of driving horses from 1. N.
Hunt of Waterville in Wenatchee on
Saturday. The price paid was $275.
The Farmers Telephone company
has completed it's line to Peshastin;
it has six phones installed there at
present, and will have ten more in
few days.
Miss Corey Knowles, accompanied
by her father and brother, returned
yesterday from Waterville, Iowa.
Miss Knowles was formerly employ
ed in the dry goods department of
the Wenatchee Department Store
and will resume her old place.
Mrs. Will Little went up to Cash
mere Saturday, and is visiting with
her sister.
M. J. Higley, "Blue" Green, and
A. H. Macarthur of Chelan are here
with herd of horses which they
have brought down to dispose of.
The G. & o. steamer Enterprise,
Captain Fred McDermott, came up
the river Saturday night. The
steamer will be ottftted here, pre-
paratory to going north on the
Okanogan with the high water.
Captain George McMasters, who
has had charge of the work of rails
ing the Pringle, came up Saturday
night on the North Star Though
every effort was made to float the
sunken Pringle it was impossible,
with the facilities at hand, to do
more than give her some temporary
support awaiting the coming of high
er water.
Mr.. Wyman, of Philadelphia, a
cousin of e. A. Wyman of our city,
is visiting here this week. Mr.. Wy
man conducted meat market in
Philadelphia for number of years
and is making a western tour, look
ing over the business field.
Miss Mabel Lawrence of Tacoma
arrived Saturday and will be in this
city for an indefinite stay.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church and their friends will be. en-
tertained by Mrs. E. B. Lane, We
natchee avenue south on Wednesday
afternoon.
John Ringsted and wife, OF the
Entiat valley, were visitors in town
Saturday.
Jack Overdorf resigned as city
marshal Saturday and ]. E. Fergu-
son was appointed in his place.
Fred Pflaeging, an old-time and
widely known resident of Chelan,
was visitor in town Saturday.
Joseph Darnell, who has been en-
gagged in the hotel business ever
since water was first turned into
Lake Chelan, is visitor in town to-
day. He is attending the meeting
of the county commissioners of
which he is member.
H. c. Keller was visitor in We
natchee Saturday from Lake Chelan
c. G. Cooper was compelled to
shoot fine riding horse yesterday
as the result of an accident. He was
riding the animal after cattle and in
crossing small bridge the horse
stepped through hole and fell and
broke it's leg.
]. j. Brown arrived in town Fri
day evening and is visiting at the
home of his son, Guy C. Brown. Mr..
Brown is one of the builders of this
state, having located in Spokane
among the first settlers there and
helped to make it the city that it is
today. He believes in the future of
Wenatchee and is deeply inter ested