The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-03-20


lumbia Flat, is trading with the To-
cal merchants today.
The latest arrival is a nine-pound
baby girl that came to the home of
r. A. Scheble last night.
Three cases of plain drunkenness
came up in the police court this
morning, and Judge Palmer doled
out a penalty of three days each on
the city streets and an extra day
for one who had been there before.
The men who will perform this
gratuitous work for the city are
Merit Blanchard, Pat sweeney and
Peter Hovelin The last named is
the one who does extra time. Robt.
Clark was also brought before his
honor on the charge of being drunk
and disorderly and using profane and
vulgar language on the street. In
consideration of these combined Of
lenses Clark was committed to the
city bridewell.
If you have some natural judg-
ment about real estate, few dollars,
and the lad watching habit" Yor
will soon be known to people as a
lucky real estate operator
B. w. Jones, one of the owners
of the C. & o. company, left yes
terday for Spokane to arrange for
shipment of coal, as his company has
only enough fuel of that kind on
hand to last about one week.
John A. Gellatly, who was in
hospital in Olympia for a week or
more as a result of severe attack
of grippe, returned yesterday from
the Sound accompanied by his wife,
who went over to Olympia when
she heard of her husbands illness.
Eyes, SOLD 1T NEXT DAY" sums
up the experience of the average
man who has advertised something
for sale.
Joseph Miller is among the recent
arrivals from the east who are look
ing for a place to make home and
has come here with the intention of
buying a fruit farm and casting his
lot with the residents of this valley.
Mr.. Miller comes from the Blue
Mountain district in old Virginia and
is accompanied by his wife and sew
eral children.
The inability of the railroads to
handle freight shipments from the
east during the past winter has been
a cause of great annoyance and hard
ship to the merchants throughout
the west Wenatchee business men
have suffered with the rest, and are
now just receiving shipments that
were started west last fall. Today
P. P. Holcomb received consigr
ment of merchandise shipped from
New York the first of last December.
Mack Whalen, who left last De-
cember for the east, returned today
accompanied by Jim Moonen. Both
are BARRIERS and will take chairs in
the Palace barber shop.
Today people are moving into"
houses and apartments that were
advertised for rent yesterday.
B. T. Lloyd filed complaint in
the justice court today, charging J.
r. Nelson with assault and battery.
The complaint is the outcome of an
alteration between Lloyd and Nelson
that took place on the street this
morning.
Bill Packenhan, butcher who was
in the employ of the Little & Wetsel
meat company last year, returned to
town today. Packenhan is a crack
base ball player and was the catch
er OF the star Waterville team last
season.
The motor car which was used nv
the Gehr party on their trip across
the continent has just been returned
from New York and is in commits
sion again, being used by the Fuller
q Russell real estate firm for the pur-
pose of showing patrons over the
valley and city. The Gehr party
shipped it back from New York. az
they decided to return west by the
way of Panama. 1t is in excellent
condition and shows no serious ef-
fects of the long run that was made
in it,
The family of M. P. Frisbie are
considering moving to Bellingham
next week to Join Mr.. Frishie. who Is