The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-03-01

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E. r. Van Leuven has resigned his
position as deliveryman for the H. L.
WEBSTER department store and has
moved to his ranch a half mile west
of town. Mr.. Van Leuven owns a
10-acre ranch and has named it the
Avondale Fruit ranch
| John Corr and P. F. Peloquin Of
Malaga were business visitors TO this
city yesterday and made pleasant
call at the World Office Mr.. Pelo-
quin purchased the first OF the week
ten acres of improved fruit land near
Malaga. The land is part OF the
original c. A. Harlin ranch and is
valuable property. The deal was
made by Mr.. Corr and land was pur-
chased from John Brown, who now
owns the Harlin place. Mr.. Peloquin
is an old resident of Malaga az. will
make his home ON his newly ac-
quired property.
The Young Peoples club met on
Wednesday evening at the Wenat-
chez rink and spent most enjoy
able evening. This club will here
after meet regularly on Wednesday
evening. The skating was enjoyed
until II. Following are the names
of those present last evening:
Misses Edna Winchell, Maud Hay
den, Bessie Graham, Ella NJ Kuent-
eel, Irene Austin, Beulah Hastings,
Lillian Vaughn, Muriel Cameron, AL
vim Patterson, Mary Duff. Grindv
Thornhill, Daniels, Tedford and
Faun Wells, and Messrs. Charles
Fred Morrison, Karol Weeks, Fred
Berry, Ray Morrison, r. T. Rurkey,
Howard Clary, Frank V. Taylor, Ed
ward Johnson, Charles McNerney,
Ed Boehmer, Ross Phillippi, Sam R.
Sumner, w. w. Gray, Roy Zahren,
Forum Patterson, Paul Burkey, Rob-
ert Palmquist, Thayer Littlefield,
Ora Hall, John Morris, Earl Frisbie,
and Sam NJ Mills.
| Miss Amanda Palmquist, teacher
of the first grade at the Stevens
school, has been seriously ill at her
home in this city for two days with
an attack of la grippe
Miss Amelia Shill is i'll at her
home on Mob hill with la grippe.
Renaldo Baggott, the little son of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Baggott, is i'm
proving from an attack of la grippe.
Fred Kemp, a young attorney from
North Yakima, arrived Wednesday
to assume the duties of clerk in the
law Office of A. n. Corbin. He is
and has been employed for the past
year in the Office of Jno. Lynch at
North Yakima.
w. w. Downie, formerly of Daven-
port, Washington, recently county
clerk of Lincoln county, has accepted
a position as teller in the Columbia
Valley bank. This makes force of
five men in this institution.
Mrs. o. P. Bethel and Mrs c. E.
Andrews, both of Leavenworth, are
in Wenatchee today, registered at
the Roosevelt
III. f. Carr of Leavenworth is reg
istered at the Great Northern today |
WANTED-A list of your WANTS |
Daniel Gensinger, the East Wenat- |
chez Land Man, Room 10, Rosenberg
block.
r. L. Foster, formerly in the !
b,acksmithing business in this city,
returned from Seattle this morning i
after IN absence of several months |
Veal wanted, top prices. Little &
Wetsel market.
William Edmund. of the firm OF
Edmund G Tidmarsh, is in the city
today Mr. Edmund states that all
of the apples in that locality have
been sold and. there have been many
orders for carload lots which could
not be filed or account of the sup
ply having run out.
l.. H. Belser is confined to his /
home on North Mission street with |
an attack of la grippe.
For clean, pure, wholesome meats |
go TO the Little & Wetsel market
Bruce Yost of Leavenworth, has |
been in Wenatchee for several days |
past under the care of Dr. VIM Nc |
Coy, who performed a very successful !
operation on the young man the fore |
part of the week. His condition is |
now so improved that he will be able |
to return home the fore part of next |