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

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mason and Miss
Stark returned to Cashmere yester-
day. They had been visiting some
! friends here.
Mrs. Charles. Reed and daughter
returned to Malaga today. They
came to attend the Eastern Star
lodge
Mrs G. E. Healy and baby return
| ed to their home in Quincy yester-
day They had been visiting Mrs.
Hea1e's mother, Mrs. Damberger, for
few days.
Charles B. Reed was exhibiting a
| two years cold storage apple today.
| 1t was perfect in color and had a de-
! licious taste Mr. Reed expressed a
box of apples to Hartford, Connec-
ticut, yesterday. They had been in
cold storage three months.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Williams re-
turned to Quincy today. They had
been visiting friends here for few
days.
Mrs. Louis Mullerleile returned to
Cashmere today. She succeeded in
getting a house on First and c SITS.
Mrs. B. J. Thompson, who had
been visiting her sister, Mrs. j.
Charlton, returned to Seattle yester-
day.
New School District.
A new school district has been
formed between Entiat and Lake
Chelan. The district will be No. 61.
The board members have not yet
been named
Carl Christensen went to Seattle
yesterday afternoon for the purpose
of receiving treatment for defective
hearing.
The ladies of the w C. T. U. will
meet at the residence of Mrs. Ather-
ton, 227 South Chelan street, Friday
afternoon, February 5, at 2 p. M,
for a short business session.
Louis Wetsel went up the Entiat
today on buying trip.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Sinclair, Mrs. D..
D. Martin, J. F. Miller and S. Miller,
a brother from Redwood Falls, Min
nesota. drove to Malaga yesterday
and are visiting Mrs. Sinclair's
/ father, T. E. Walton
J. F. Cowes, of Seattle, was in
town yesterday. visiting some old
time friends This was his first trip
to Wenatchee.
Frank Mowrey and George Wilson
brought down two loads of hogs to-
day from Lakeside, for the Little
Wetsel Company.
A. " Readon, cousin of Mrs. A..
Sinclair, arrived from Morgan, Min
nesota, this week, to make Wenat-
chez his home. He has secured a
position in Wells & Morris hard
ware store.
Two carloads of mules arrived
from Missouri yesterday They be-
long to Mr.: Mclean, of Waterville.
Four died on the way, the trip was
so hard. Mr.. Mclean will let them
rest here for three or four days.
Mrs. M. Hatton and daughter ar
rived home this morning. They had
been gone five weeks, visiting in Sc
attic
Mrs. E. c.. Bowersox and children
returned yesterday from Chelan,
where they have been visiting for
the past few weeks with Mrs. Bower
sox's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. H.
Hopkins.
The Pleasure Club was entertain
ed this afternoon by Mrs. w. I.
Reeves.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Page entertain
the Chatter Club and their husbands
tonight. at their home on Wenatchee
avenue north.
Miss Lillian Kinsman went to Lea
venworth on business yesterday. =
; Mrs. Durand returned to her home
in Leavenworth yesterday, after
spending a day with friends.
J. Grant, of Leavenworth, returned
home today.
F.. T. Spencer. c. A Houston. A
A. Wright, F. A Patton, F. w. Slime
E. NJ. Miller, N w. Martin, Gran;
5 Patton, W. B. Patton, o. C. McManus
and c. B. Clark all came from Cash.
mere today to attend the meeting oil
tho Erusy