The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-09-09

Mrs. r. s. Ellis, who has been Wis
iting friends up the river during the
summer months, returned to her
home in Spokane yesterday.
Miss Alma Laurgoard of Chelan
passed through here yesterday going
to Spokane to visit friends two
months.
It will cost you nothing to investi-
gate Peters school shoes. We have
the complete line. Schade & Par
shall Co. $40
Mrs. M. c. Gillette of Hutchinson,
Kas., arrived here yesterday by the
way of Seattle. Mrs. Gillette will
visit her niece, Mrs. A. Wallace OF
Mission street.
Lock Reynolds came down from his
home at Waterville yesterday, and
left this morning for Spokane, to en-
ter Gonzaga college for the coming
term.
Miss Merle Loving went up to
Cashmere yesterday to visit at the
home of Mrs. Hobeck and other
friends.
A new line of ladies' shirt waists
just in (the Geisha make). There are
none better. Schade & Parshall Co.
a**
Misses Halle and Monte Morrison
came up from their home at Columbia
sliding yesterday to visit their sister,
Mrs. Percy Scheble. for a few days.
Sol Cohen spent yesterday in Cash
mere on business.
Miss Sergia Fuller, saleslady in
Ellis-Forde Co.'S, returned yesterday
from a months visit on the coast with
| friends.
F. M. and Percy Scheble went to
Waterville on business this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Tregent, of
Vancouver, B. c., arrived in the val
ley this week. Mr.. Tregent is real
estate man of that place and came
here for two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Mary Oswald. of Davenport,
was in the city yesterday. While
here she visited with N. D. Rhodes
and family, who were old time
friends. She was on her way to the
Okanogan country to invest in some
land.
George w. Stetson, of Seattle,
owner of the Great Northern hotel
building, is in the city today.
The Young Mems Catholic club will
give an informal dance in Elks hall
Friday evening, after the band con-
cert, September 10. All are welcome.
Rev. Barner of the Baptist church
left this morning for Seattle where
he will spend the coming week.
A. J. Linville and family returned
yesterday from Seattle, where they
have spent the past fifteen days at
tending the fair. Mr.. and Mrs. Lin
vile were accompanied by eight of
their sons and daughters, all being
with them with the exception Of
their eldest son. The Seattle Post
Intelligencer stated that this was the
largest outside family in attendance
at the fair.
Mrs. Delbert Forde of Brewster
passed through here today, return
ing from a three weeks visit on the
Coast with friends.
Mrs. Williams of Chelan left today
for Seattle to visit the fair.
Harry Holden and wife of Chelan
passed through here today for visit
through the eastern states.
Louie Ward. who has been visit
ing friends in this city and Chelan,
left today for his home in Iowa.
T. c. Cantwell returned this morn
ing from a few days visit in Seattle
at the fair.
Miss Lucille Russ arrived here yes
terday from Linden, Neb. Miss Lin
den is niece of L. W. Smith of the
Suburban ranch, and expects to spend
this winter in the west. Miss Linden
will teach the school on Dry Flat
for the coming term.
Mrs. I. H. Garrett returned today
from a visit in Spokane with rela-
tives.
| O. F. Harris of Lakeside is spend
ing today in the city on business.
J. H. Anvil. formerly one of the
teachers in the city, but for the past
two years a teacher at Entiat, is
spending this week in this city at
tending the teachers institute.
J. r. Snyder of the c. & o. Muir
sery Co., returned last night from a
| business trip to Seattle.
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