The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-03-14
Personal Mention. |.


several days. Mr.. Underwood is en-
ployed on the staff of the city engi-
neering corps of the city of destiny.
Harold C. Camp, who is located at
Lakeside. came down to the city Mon
days, and yesterday paid business
visit to the Southside district.
The Tourist club will meet tomor-
row afternoon at the home of Mrs
Blake.
"a small hurt in the eye is great
one;" and small leak in the purs~
may grow into ruinous one. Purse
whole people read the ads.
L. G. Odds of the Wenatchee Can
ming company left today for Seattle
on short business trip.
Mrs j. A. Gellatly received word
who went to Olympia in the interests
of the bridge bill, is suffering from
an attack of grippe. His condition
was not alarming however.
E. j. Kreigler, of the Kreigler-
Page Mercantile concern of Odessa,
and a gentleman from North Dakota
who is interested with him, are the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Page
of this place.
j. H. Cornish is expected back
from Irby today, where he went.
couple of days ago on a business Wis
it,,
A. H. Brett, the owner of consider
able wheat land near Hammond, was
business visitor in town today
D. c. Wolf, the well known En-
tiat fruit farmer, is visitor in town
today.
Harry Holden, the copper king of
Chelan, is in town on business. Mr..
Holden is interested in the Holden
mine near the head of Lake Chelan,
a far famed property to which the
Chelan country looks for much f.
ture prosperity.
Chas. Beymer and wife, who have
been spending the past three months
in Seattle, passed through town to-
day on their return to their home q
Waterville.
While doing some fancy stunts
with the boxing gloves the other day
Ed Preese, bookkeeper for the Ellis
FOrde company, stopped a pivot
swing with his nose, thereby so badly
dislocating that organ that an oper-
alton was necessary to replace it in
its natural position.
Harry Miller underwent a success
full operation Sunday and is rapidly
improving.
o. S. Stocker went down to Rock
Island on business trip yesterday
returning this afternoon.
c. E. Kuhlman of Southside was a
business visitors to town yesterday
Roy Thayer, who has been visiting
in Seattle and Portland, returned
home yesterday
S. T. Hayden of Louisiana, Mis-
souri,, is one of the new arrivale to
the valley this week. Mr.. Hayden
states that he is pleased with the val
ley and is here to stay.
Lincoln Neff, recently from Seat
tie, has purchased the Frisbie place
of 3 " acres which is located near
the North Wenatchee school and will
make this his home in the future.
The price paid for the place was
$1,000.
Thorsen Nelson has taken a posi-
ton in the Farmers and Merchants
bank. Mr.. Nelson has had banking
experience previous to coming to this
valley, having formerly held a posi-
ton in bank in Chicago.
F. H. Barron of Chelan passed
through the city this week on his way
to the Sound. Mr.. Barron states
that property in the lake country is
gradually rising in price. The lands
along the lake front are in more de-
mand than those of any other part.
E. G. Spencer and family, formerly
of Leavenworth, came down the river
Wednesday from Lake Chelan where
they have been visiting for the past
few days. Mr.. Spencer was formerly
located at Leavenworth but is now
engineer on the Vancouver Limited
running between Seattle and vancou-
yer, B. C.
Ed. S. Russell has in his possession
an old sword used by Colonel Unit
in the British Army in 1776 during
the war between the Irish and Rrit