The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-12-19

MIS-. r.. GdunC OF cashmere, was
shopping here yesterday.
/ D. S. Rice of Chelan was bust
ness caller here Friday
Attorney John Merritt of Spokane
was in Spokane Thursday.
Mrs. Howard Huff of Cashmere
was shopping here yesterday.
Mrs. L. West of Cashmere was the
guest of her friend, Mrs. j. F. Chase
/ Newton C.Gaunt of North Yakima
but formerly of Wenatcheee, is We.
natchee visitor today.
| Albert Herman left for Sugar City
Colorado,yesterda to pend the win
ter with his father, who resides al
that place. Mrs. Herman, his moth
er, will remain here with her daugh.
tiers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Brown return.
ed from their Eastern trip yesterday
They had been gone since October
The.,' visited all the big cities of the
East and West.
| Mrs. E. J. Nicholson returned yes
terday from Snohomish, where she
, has been visiting Mrs. Dave Finch for
seven weeks
Herbert Adams, who has been here
since August, returned to his home
in Kentucky yesterday.
| d. S. Rice, of Lake Crelan, was in
town yesterday shaking hands with
old friends.
w. H. Shipman returned to his
homein Spokane yesterday. He had
been visiting his brother, C. E. Ship
man, week.
E. NJ Golding arrived here from
Iowa yesterday to visit his daughter
Mrs. Bertha Golding, who resides in
this city. He will be here a week.
Mrs. A. F. Estes and daughter, Ell
sic, came up from Cashmere yester-
day to visit a few hours with Mr..
Estes, who is here on business.
Miss Adah Jones is quite i'll with
Lagrippe OF the home of her sister,
Mrs. Frisbie, on 331 King st.
Mr.. Snapp, Right-of-way Agent and
Tax Commissioner of the Great North
ern Railway, was in town yesterday.
Miss Sarah Chapman went to Spo-
kane yesterday, to visit relatives for
while.
Mrs. Judge Palmer returned from
weeks visit with her son Frank,
and family in Cashmere yesterday.
| Mrs. A. J. Honeywell returned
from a two weeks visit with friends
| in Seattle yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Dillon AMI fam
! lily returned from Leavenworth yes
terday, where they have been for
some time.
| C. E. McFadden came down from
Twisp Friday to spend few days in
looking around.
August Geisler of Albert Lea, Min
nesotaa, is looking over the valley
and probably will invest here.
The Little-Wetsel Company have
their meat market prettily and taste
fully decorated in evergreens, green
crepe streamers and large red bells
Charlie Flanagan was the artist.
Over three hundred boxes of ap-
Piles are being sent East for Christ
mas presents to eastern friends by
/ Wenatchee people.
The Olympia Cafe is very fortu.
nate in getting G.. w. Alger for its
manager He was formerly with the
well known Brauer Cafe of Chicago
Mr.. Alger expects to have everything
in fine shape and first elias order in
week He has had many years ex
perience as manager of restaurant.
in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Friese stopped
her yesterday for few hours to lool
over the valley and call on their ole
friends, Terry Ross and Mrs. F. D
Case. They have been on the Soun(
for three weeks and are on their wa!
home to Richland Center, Wiscon
sin. They left here yesterday.
DR.. Culp was called to Entiat or
Tuesday to dress the wounds of Loui!
Miller, who had his head split by {
falling log. The last reports were
that Mr.. Miller was improving.
John Olson and ]. Hunter of the
Chelan-Butte district called on Fran
els Little today.
Mrs. w. Mckenzie, who lives six
teen miles down the river, is suffer
ing severely with a felon on he
thumb. She drove in Friday and DR.
Culp lanced the sore member. Thi!
is the second time he had to cut i
and the doctor fears the thumb ma!
have to come off.
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the home of Mr.and Mrs. John Quinn
who was born Tuesday. Mother an(
child doing we'll.
DR.. Kaupp reports ten-pou1d CIR
born Friday to Mr.. and Mrs. M. John
son, on Wenatchee avenue south. AL
are doing nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Simmons re
turned from Spokane Friday, wher,
they have been for two weeks.
Misses Mabel Burbanks and Saraf
Gavin returned to Cashmere Friday
after spending several days here il
the city
Z. M. R. Knickerbocker went to Leav
enworth Friday.
Mrs. ROcherburger went to Che
halls to spend the winter.
Mrs. c. F. Parker went to Leav
enworth Friday, to visit her sistel
for several days.
The Bigelow brothers, who hav,
been looking over the vally for two
weeks. went to Portland Friday, bu
will return here later
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