The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-05-28
l-n.;at News.

I Mr.. AM Nix Sammy DR. Ian ana
children came up from Malaga FIJI
day, the fui raer to spend 4 few da.'s
with T. w. Cowan; the latter to
spend three weeks with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Cannon.
C. E. Preston just received large
consignment of galvanized pipe to be
used in conveying water to his home
place for irrigating his fine young
orchard, lawn and garden. Sour
dough will probably soon be Danish
ed from the brown house on the hill.
Ira Thomas was in the valley a
couple of days last week gathering
data for George H. Gray & Son.
Mrs. T. A. Wright started Monday
for Nebraska. where she goes to be
at the bedside of her mother who is
very low.
Rev. J. A. Graves was down from
Naterville Saturday and Sunday fill
ing his regular monthly appointment.
Elder Pine, of Dayton, Wash, the
corresponding secretary of East
Washington Missionary society, came
down from Chelan Saturday and Sun
day. He gave a talk at the Christian
church on missionary work. In the
evening, he occupied the pulpit and
delivered an interesting sermon to
fair-sized congregation. Monday
morning he went to Wenatchee by
boat.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. King spent
couple of days in Wenatchee last
week on business.
Mr.. Organ has supplied long felt
want In this valley by opening a
blacksmith shop. He is an expert
enced man in the business.
Prof. E. w. Emmett on last Fri
day closed very successful term Of
school in the Gaines district. Tie
day was spent in merry-making, eat
ing ice cream, cake and sandwiches.
In the afternoon a literary program
WAS rendered by the scholars of the
school.
Hon. A. L. Rogers was over from
Douglas county few days of last
week with a civil engineer, surveying
piece of land which he has sold to
the Entiat Power Co.
w. NJ. Windham left Saturday for
Seattle and Everett, where he will
spend few days buying material for
a couple of residences he VIII build
near Spokane for ]. J. Browne Be-
fore he left he delivered his spud
crop, consisting of $50 sacks, 10 the
Wenatchee Produce Co.
The Entiat baseball team went to
Waterville aturday and met the
high school team of that place in a
game of ball. The result was de-
feat for Entiat by a score of 4 20 0.
NJ E. Church of Waterville is MAX
Ing weekly visits here.
The Forest reserve has started to
construct a trail from the upper En-
er side into Railroad Creek, thereby |
connecting with Lake Chelan at Lu-
cerne, on the banks of the lake at |
the mouth of Railroad Creek.
J. A. Macarthur returned aturday |
from his trip to Davenport. Owing |
to the fact that he was sick the last
few days of his stay at Davenport he |
did not go on to cattle to be present
at the reception to the fleet.
Mr. and Mrs. c. l.. Harris and Miss
Audra returned Monday from their
trip to the sound where they had
been combining business with pleas
ure. G. A. was inspecting some saw
mill machinery, and the ladies were
doing some shopping and seeing the
sights.
Henry Sanders spent a couple of
days in Wenatchee last week on bust
ness.
Miss Mary Parr is clerking for Mrs.
F. E. Knapp this week. 1t is house
time at Crystal Spring ranch
o. Rude, civil engineer of Water
Vile came down last Wednesday to
do some surveying for William Bran
nigan. Ernest and Chas. Organ have
been assisting him in the work.
Mrs. w. F. CannOn's many friends
are glad to learn that she is again
able to be out after her recent illness.
The Entiat Entertainment club
will give a social at the Woodman
Hall Saturday evening, May 80,
when a musical program will be rem
iered, after which ice cream will be
Everybody is invited to be
present to assist in having a good
lime.