The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-24
CITY NEWS

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R. F. Holm returned last nigh
from Spokane, where he has been OF
business.
A. Z. Moburg, newcomer from
Ohio, purchased a tract of fruit lanl
in Sunnyslope yesterday, where hi
will take up his residence.
Buy your window and door frames
from the Wenatchee WOODWORKING
Co., phone 1872. Cheaper and better
than can be made by hand. $50
Box paper and envelopes at cost
Economy Drug Store. 80.
The guild of the Episcopal church
met today in the church. The meet
ing was strictly a business one, after
which services were conducted by
Rev. Hyatt
Ida Ringstedt and Bernice Can
non came home from Entiat yester-
day.
E. Rothenberger, who has been at
tending business college, left this
morning for Indiana, where he will
make his home.
Mrs. Tom Groves, Mr.. and Mrs.
Judge Palmer AMI Miss Palmer, of
this city, left today for Cashmere,
wher they will attend a birthday din
ner given in honor of Gordon Pal
mer, of that place
Combs, tooth brushes, hair brush
es, below cost, at Economy Drug Co.
The tickets to the sacred concert
to be given Friday night are nearly
ali gone, and as a result a packed
house is expected.
Last night, at the Wenatchee the
atre, considerable excitement was
caused when one of the spectators
fell in a fit. The man was taken
from the building into the fresh air
and soon recovered.
Miss Helen Thompson is i'll at her
home
Talcum powder, perfumes, soaps,
etc., at cost. Economy Drug Co. ***
Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Widney and
daughter, Dorothy, left on the after
noon train for a weeks visit on the
Sound
VIM. Cressell returned from Sc
attic last night.
Elmer Reichenbach, of Seattle,
trustee of the Columbia Valley Fruit
company on the east side of the Col
umbia river, is spending a few days
in town on business.
o. G.. France and family arrived
from Long Beach, Cal, last night.
where they have been spending the
winter.
H. L. Morse, of Coulee City, is in
town and may decide to purchase
land on the east side of the Columbia
river
Hubert Reniley, secretary of the
Valley Power company, is down from
Cashmere.
Syringes and all rubber goods at
cost. Economy Drug store. ***
Homer Betty leaves tonight for
the Sound, and will also take in Yaki-
ma while gone. AS a result of lit
tie advertising in the Daily World
he is covered up with applications for
land across the river.
The offices of the Valhalla Orchard
company are to be moved this week
into the basement of the Columbia
Valley Bank building. The walls of
the Office are being retintei. and the
Office will be made very attractive,
T. M. Widney and family left to-
day for. Everett, where they will visit
for several weeks.
Fred Kemp has returned from En-
tiat, whcy ne went to prosecute some
men for shooting deer.
Mrs B. B. Holcomb entertained
the ladies of the Baptist Ladies' Aid
society this afternoon.
Mr.. Evans will arrive here tomor-
row to assist his wife, who is drilling
the men who are taking part in the
minstrel show, which is to be given
the first part of April. Rehearsals
will be held every evening at the
Commercial club rooms.
Mrs. Evans requests that all the
members of the minstrel show be
present this evening at s o'clock, as
this will be the last evening to re-
hearse the chorus.
The men of the Methodist church
and congregation will meet tonight
to perfect the brotherhood organiza-
ton which was launched some time
ago. The meeting will be held in the
church parlors.
For the last few days an almost
continual cfrinc of toamc hos haoc