The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-02-20
CITY NEWS

mates at the University of Washing
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs o. S. Sampson will
leave tomorrow for a months visit
to their old Gentry county home in
Missouri, from which they departed
more than 26 years ago. Mr.. Samp-
son has lived in Leavenworth nearly
four years. He is general manager
of the Leavenworth Mercantile Co.,
the largest general merchandise es-
tablishment in the town, and having
devoted himself to the management
of its affairs yer since coming here
he decided to take advantage of the
quiet season and have a vacation
Leavenworth Echo.
A. NJ. Coulter, recently from Can
ada, bought IS acres of land near
Monitor last week, Is of which was
planted to one year old trees, good
buildings and other improvements,
paying SIS, 700 for the tract.-Lea-
wentworth Echo.
The Horseshoe saloon was sold
Monday morning by Sheriff Ferguson,
under foreclosure by the Seattle
Brewing & Mating Co., and bought
in by Paul Weigand for the company.
The sale price was s250.-Leaven-
worth Echo.
Misses Cora Clark and Zoe Ward
have gone to patching" on Okano-
gan avenue. The girls were present
ed with a fine sunshine cake and
their patching" parlors have been
named Sunshine Hail."
Miss Mary Winans has organized
an elocution class amongst the ladies
and it will meet every week The wo-
men are making fine progress and
enjoying the study very much.
F. nj. Scheble was mere Tuesday
and completed the deal whereby he
sold his interest in the lumber yard
to A. L. Rogers The business will
still continue under the management
of P. R. Stairway who has been in
charge.-Big Bend Empire.
James Smith was in town today
buying supplies. He bought a COT
fee mill and will herafter grind
Folger's Golden Gate Coffee fresh az
he uses it. He used to ask the gro
Ger to grind it.
George Tyler. who went to North
Dakota to take treatment two
months ago, returned home yester-
day much better.
J. Burbank went to Cashmere yes
terday to spend over Sunday with his
folks.
C. A. Thombrue and family return
ed from Coulee City yesterday. They
will make Wenatchee their home.
G. B. Kepley, who has been attend
ing the Bible readings, returned to
his home in Missouri yesterday. He
will stop off at Fairview, Wash, for a
few days visit.
J. J. Bixler of Cashmere was a
Wenatchee visitor yesterday.
LIZ. Clipp went to Harrington yes
terday to hold revival services there.
Rev. Perdue and wife returned to
Cashmere today. They had been at
tending the revival services at the
Methodist church here.
Miss Dora Inscho went to Cash
mere yesterday to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Buttles returned
from Spokane yesterday. Mr.. Buttles
visited in Gooding, Idaho, also. Mrs.
Buttles' sister, who was quite i'll, is
some better
The Kilties went to Cashmere yes
terday, and gave a concert there last
evening.
HI. K. Olive of Cashmere was in
Wenatchee yesterday. He has just
returned from Los Angeles, Cal.
Mrs. Thomas Huff went to Wate--
Vile yesterday to spend few weeks
with friends.
Mrs. o. S. Sampson returned to
be home in Leavenworth yesterday.
She had been visiting her daughter.
Mrs. Will H. Little, for a day.
Miss Ethel Gavin went to Cash |
mere yesterday to spend a few days |
with her mother.
J. Gamble of Conconnuly was a
business caller here yesterday.
L. Garrison of Twisp passed
through here yesterday on his way
% Spokane.
Will Huff went to Cashmere yes
er6ay to spend few days with rel
atives.
Miss Mabel Beezley went to Cash
rc,a Yesterday RI visit a few dayS