The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-04-02
CITY NEWS

INC Aooi iSt CiuD IuiS dltC1 uOOu.
F. w. Smith, of the Columbia
River Lumber company, returned to.
day from Bridgeport, where he has
been several days on business.
R. G. Johnson went to Leaven-
worth today.
X. T. Fern and wife arrived today
from Orville, Kansas.
A. B. Kirk and c. F. Anderson, OF
Hartline, arrived today to spend Sun.
day with friends here.
Anna MacKillip commenced work
at the Wenatchee Milling company
yesterday as stenographer.
R. L. McNerney, of Spokane, is in
the city.
Special Sunday dinner as usual at
the Olympia Cafe, to 8 o'clock. ***
C. G. Hall went to Seattle Wednes-
day night, to purchase furniture for
the Elk club rooms.
Brigadier Jenkins and Major Mer-
riweather, of the Salvation Army, of
Seattle, conducted meetings here last
night, returning on the morning train
to their home.
See the menu of the Sunday eve
ming dinner at the Olympia Cafe. 1t
is advertised in this ISSUE $40
c. C. Camp and family, of Topeka,
Kan, arrived last night. They are
looking over the valley today with
the intention of buying land.
R. NJ. Lane, of Butte, is in town.
Mrs. Emma Peterson went to Sc
attic today.
Flora Mercer went to Cashmere to
spend Sunday.
The Sunday evening dinners at the
Olympia Cafe begin at o'clock and
continue through the evening. Price
SO cents. $50
Arthur Washburn, of Newton,
Mass, arrived here this week to &C
cept the position in the grocery de-
partment of the Ellis-Forde company
store made vacant by the resignation
of j. N. Bullock, who has decided to
try the simple life on his acreage
tract recently purchased on Sunny
slope.
J. R. Insinger of the Hypotheek-
bank, Spokane, is in the city today
for the purpose of investigating the
city and valley with the idea of in
vesting some money here.
R. P Wright has been appointed
deputy fruit inspector by County In
spector P. S. Darlington, to take the
place of T. A Wright, who has re-
signed to take charge of a large or
chard at Alfalfa for the Columbia
Canal company.
Edward Bird, who is now making
his home in Spokane but is large
owner of Wenatchee property, is in
vesting considerable money in or
chard lands adjacent to Kettle Falls.
He recently purchased 10 acres for
which he paid $4,000. A number of
Waterville people are also investing
in land in that section.
J. N. Parker, of Mt. Vernon
Wash, who has been in the city the
past week, left last night for Mon,
tana, where he will buy cattle.
J. A Kendel, of Everett, arrived
last night to spend several days in
Wenatchee.
Allen Campbell, who has been here
ON business from Seattle, returned
home last night.
c. S. Pierce went to Seattle this
morning
G. M. Eba, wife and child arrived
from Portland yesterday.
L. B. Garnant, of the Red Cross
Pharmacy, met his wife and son JEFF
ferson, from Seattle, yesterday, who
have come to make their home here
and will reside at the corner of Sec.
;. Ond and Chelan.
R. Insinger, of Spokane, is in the
city looking over the valley.
The employees of the county treas
urer's Office are very busy now max
ing out the monthly report
Frank Crum, of Entiat, came dowr
this morning.
John Nichols returned from Seat
tie this morning
The male quartet from the Uni
versity of Puget Sound left this morn
ing for Waterville.
w. T. Fay, of Jeerson, Wis. i.