The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-03-20
MALAGA INTER-
ESTED IN CLUB
NEW BUILDING PLANNED ON LOT
DONATED BY MIR. DERIEIELD.-
MALAGA MAIL CARRIER MET
WITH SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
CIDENT.

The citizens of Malaga met at the
Malaga school house Wednesday eve
ming and organized the Malaga Com
mercial club. The house was called
to order by J. H. Richardson. G. B.
Reed was made temporary chairman.
Mr.. Reed gave sort of explanatory
talk on the object of the meeting,
setting for the advantage and benefit
it would be to the people, both social
ly and financially. George Farwell
of Wenatchee gave talk on what the
WeEatchee Commercial club had done
for Wenatchee, which proved very in
teresting. s. Gagnon of Wenatchee
also gave very interesting talk on
the benefit derived from club organ
ization. Also E. T. Balch and some
others gave a few good short talks
that were very interesting.
After the speechn1aking was over,
they proceeded to organize by elect
ing Chas. B. Reed president, J. N.
Johnson vice president, j. H. Richard
son secretary and William B. Dodd
treasurer.
President Charles B. Reed appoint
ed four committees, one on bylaws,
which was composed of J. N John
son, j. H. Richardson and William
B. Dodd, and membership commit
tee, viz, F. E. Kingsbury, Col. Joe
Green and s. r. Hanan.
Finance Committee-Willia B.
Dodd, I. F. Lee, and Harry Wyker.
Printing and Press Committee-E.
Oswald, G. H. Graves and o. G.
Perry.
The membership fee was placed at
one dollar, and the monthly dues at
fifty cents month for the first six
months. By motion before the
house the committee on bylaws was
instructed to place the same in the
bylaws.
The matter of building a club
house was talked very thoroughly,
and it was decided that one would
be built Immediately. President
Reed Informed the society that I. M.
Derifield would donate lot to the
Malaga Commercial club. Besides
several of the citizens Of Wenatchee
offered helping hand to help to
boost their infant sister club along
that was born on st. Patrick's Day
In the evening. The first thing pub
licly that the Malaga Commercial
club did was to send President Chas.
B. Reed as a delegate to the con-
vention held at Wenatchee on the
18th of March.
After all the business was trans
acted the meeting adjourned to meet
Tuesday evening, March %. After
the meeting was adjourned, S. Gag
non, photographer from Wenatchee,
took a flashlight of the new club or
ganization, which included about so
members.
The machinery for the pumping
plant at the Valhalla orchard tracts
arrived Wednesday and was being un-
loaded Thursday.
Harry Garrison is the first man to
put up a building on the new town
site at Malaga.
Since Col. Joe Green bought the
peach crop of H. 8. Simmons, the
Malaga peach orchards are coming
out with a decidedly healthier look
and color.
Our mail carrier, Robert Dormer,
had quite an accident Wednesday. His
team became frightened while coming
down Stemilt hill and began to run
and kick. Mr.. Dormer was thrown
from the rig and dragged some dis
lance beneath the buggy until the
pole broke loose. The school chill
dren at school No. As saw the team
running away and succeeded in stop
ping them. Mr.. Dormer was scratch
ed up quite badly but not very seri-
ously hurt.
The winter snow has about disap-
peared and action of the plows and
harrows has begun The ranchers
find the ground in first-class condi-
ton. As what frost there was In
the ground was drawn, and the melt
ing SHOWS nearly all went into the
ground.