The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-07-11
Wilson Creek News

Haying is now on in the valley
south of town.
Mrs. S. Mattox of Soap Lake is in
the city this week, visiting with
friends.
Miss Ella Shield returned Sunday
morning from a TWO weeks visit
with friends at Wilbur.
r. H. Lee and Donald Urquhart
drove out to the Finney ranch Tues
day afternoon on business.
Contractor r. Parlett returned
Tuesday evening from trip to Spo-
kane. Occur d'Alene, Medical Lake
Mr.. and Mrs F. G. Smalley went
to Seattle Monday. They will make
their future residence in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. McAllister left
for Mt. Vernon Monday evening.
where they will make their future
home
Curtis w. Bance, an old time prin-
ter, spent a few days in the city this
week. He has a homestead near
Coulee City.
The Big Bend Chief suspended
publication with its July issue and
arrangements are being made to
move the plant from the city.
C. A. Peterson of Krupp was in
town Tuesday. His father-in-law. w.
A. Lord, returned to Krupp with him
Tuesday evening, on business.
The weather has been extremely
warm here for the past few days.
The thermometer registered SO in
the shade Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Jennie McCracken and chill
dren left for Seattle Monday evening.
After visiting some time there they
expect to .go to Montesano to make
their permanent home.
w. H. O'Larey. Of the local Office
of the Big Bend Land Co.. lost one OF
his best driving horses Monday. The
animal was badly cut on a wire fence
and it was found necessary to end
its life with gun.
The case of Douglas VS.. Carver.
on a charge of attempt to do bodily
harm. resulted in the acquittal OF the
defendant. H. S. Davis OF krupp
was attorney for the defendant, and
r. B. Southland for the plaintiff.
Miss Mae Yaeger purchased fine
upright Pease piano from Mrs. Jen-
ME McCracken Monday. The instru-
ment was placed in the dining room
at the Broadway Cafe, of which her
brother, T. E. Yaeger, is proprietor
A social dance will be given on the
lower floor of the new Osborne build
ing tonight The floor space is As
by 12O feet. A large crowd and a
good time are anticipated. Music
will be, furnished by Bluhm' S
concert OTCuSStid.
and Odessa, at which points he is
Supervising the construction OF sew
eral residences and business blocks.
Nr. Parlett also has the contract for
brick building at Ephrata. and
work will be commenced there as
soon as brick can be secured.
C. Lewis of Port Hill, Ida, was
in the city several days this week.
looking after matters regarding his
property in this locality. He says
his farm in Idaho is covered with
three feet of water, caused from
melting snow in the mountains. He
has about 800 acres of hay land in
the valley near Port Hill.
Gus Snyder and family took the
evening train for Mt. Vernon Mon
day and will make their permanent
home there Mr.. Snyder traded his
Big Bend farm for property in the
suburbs of that place He is car
penter and mason by trade and ex-
poets to follow that line of work
there
B. E. Butler, the popular barber
and matchmaker here was married
Tuesday at Spokane to Miss Pearl
Wadsworth of Ephrata The bride
is the accomplished daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. D. B. Wadsworth of Ephra-
ia, and was formerly teacher in the
public schools here. Their many
friends extend concentrations.