The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1908-06-27
Quincy NEWS

Elmer Gather was down from
Wilson Creek over Sunday.
The railroad gave a wonderful in
ducement to its patrons to attend the
circus at Wenatchee today if all the
stations got the same kind of ere
duced" fare as was advertised from
Quincy. The extremely low rate
for today is exactly. the same as it
is any other day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Thompson,
daughter and son-in-law of William
Spanjer, Sr., arrived the first of the
week on a visit here from their
home in Ritzville.
While NJ. G. MOCK was doing some
trading in the store of E. X. Modem
& Son, Saturday, his team, which
was attached to a light wagon out
side, took a sudden notion to give d
free exhibition of their running e.
pacity ana made a whirlwind dash
down the street. Turning north
over the vacant lots they ran into a
telegraph pole, and got free of the
wagon, being shortly after caught
in the suburbs. No one was hurt
and only some minor breakages and
big scare was the result.
in the East End livery barn to his
partner, James Burrows, Saturday.
Mr.. Nash has not yet decided what
he will again engage in.
1t is rather amusing to watch a
stranger on horseback who has not
been in an Indian village for a long
time, pass down the main streets of
Quincy. Before he has gone very
far he will have collected the usual
condemnation of big ana little
dogs who will follow along and yelp
at his horses heels. He will have
about as many as the street can COM
fortably hold, while others will be
standing around on the outside
ready TO re-enforce. Some riders
lose their complacent look in the en-
joyment of ride, and becoming
angry dismount for a handful OF
stocks or stones, increasing the fun,
while others get used to it and pay
no attention.
The combined harvester belonging
to Frank Young, who is working the
Emick place west of the city, was
brought in from Harrington the first
of the week.
Miss Richards, the fourteen-year-
old daughter of Mrs. Burmaster, ar.
rived the first of the. week from Eng-f
land to be with her mother. 1t IS"
ten years since Mrs. Burmaster last
saw her daughter. and the meeting
was a most joyful one for all Con
cerned Miss Richards, while ikrie
county of Cornwall, England, wed
with her fathers relatives, and re-
lates many interesting events in her
English life. She was three weeks in
making the trip, having a calm, s.
DAYS trip across the ocean. She
will spend the holidays with her
mother in Quincy, arranging later 10
take up her school studies either in
this city or Spokane
Word has been received in the city
that P. S. Lacy, who moved to Cali
fornia from here several months ago,
has left that state and moved up to
Oregon.
Earl Nash disposed of his interest
Mr. Mccormick, whose card APP
pears in this issue under paid adver-
tisement," has been a resident of
Douglas county for over seventeen
years, being deputy in the auditors
Office for nearly three years. He
claims to be familiar with every
part of the Office work and would
work to the best interest of the tax
payer.
Two more candidates come before
the people this week, G. F. Charlesss
of Coulee City, for Representative
and T. Claud Bennett, Of Hartllnc,
for Auditor. Both are good men.
Keep your eye on the paid adyer-
tisement" column.