The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1909-01-18

q. Hayden returned from Spokane
today, where he had spent Sunday
with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Davis returned
to their home in Spokane today.
They have been here four months,
visiting their daughter, Mrs. w. T.
Reeves.
Harry Wicker, of Malaga, spent
Sunday here with friends.
w. P. Davidson, A. w. Owen, Paul
Donaldson, of Ephrata, spent Sunday
in Wenatchee.
NJ. E. LIE Beau, of Columbia Sid
ing, was a business caller here to-
day.
Charles Rubin, of Chelan, is spend
ing a few days here.
F. j. Cole, of Waterville, was a
business caller here today.
Mrs. Jacob Miller entertains the
st. Luke's Guild of the Episcopal
church at her home, at 119 South
Mission street, Wednesday afternoon
at $50 o'clock.
J. Aiken, of Seattle, is in town to-
day on business.
A. E. Lawrence went to Chelan
yesterday on business.
NJ W. Erdman, of Low Gap, was
in town over Sunday.
B. p. Heard, of Walla Walla, is
spending several days here looking
around
T. j. Sawyer, of Wilson Creek,
spent Sunday with friends here.
Mrs. L. G. Cooley, of Clifford, Ida
ho, is looking over the valley. She
arrived here yesterday.
Mrs. H. Williams and Mrs. G. Sack
nitz, of Waterville, spent Sunday in
Wenatchee.
E. Page went to Odessa on bust
ness Friday.
Walter Cogle, Of Harrington, is
here on business and will remain
several days.
Burton C. Purple, of Purple Peak,
Lake Chelan, was a business caller
here today.
F. J. Oeltjen, representing the We
natchee Orchard Bonds Co., is in the
city to present his proposition to
Davenport investors. says the Daven-
port Tribune. The unit system of
ownership that has enabled small in
vestors to become part owners of
high class business properties has
been adopted by his company and
their plan enables anyone to own or
chard property in the justly famous
Wenatchee valley and reap the large
benefits from such ownership with
out necessitating an actual residence
upon the land. When the bonds, or
| fractional deeds to certain property
have been sold, the company, $780,
| 600 corporation, becomes the tenant
! on the land and farms it on shares.
The bonds carry a per cent guaran-
| teed interest clause and half of the
net earnings of the orchards. The
other half of the earnings go to the
company as its share. AS an invest
ment it seems to combine the two
essentials, safety and large dividends.
The daily papers announce that
Frank M. Dallam, Jr., who has been
| private secretary to Governor Mead,
is to be secretary of the state rail-
way commission under Governor
| Cosgrove Frank made good in his
| first appointment and the last one is
just recognition of that fact. His
many friends in Okanogan county are
glad to hear of his achievements
Okanogan Independent.
| Ira Freer returned Friday last
from a business trip to Wenatchee.
He staged all the way, the steam
| boats not being able to run on the
| Columbia, and says he doesn't want
| to repeat the dose soon again. The
| trip from Wenatchee to Chelan was
made in the face of fierce. cutting
wind and ended about p. m. After
/ rest of two hours at Chelan and
change of horses, the journey was
continued to Brewster. arriving there
/ in time to catch the morning stage
| for Okanogan-Okanogan Indepen-
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