The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-02-03
TICKET SALE
VERY GRAFT
FLYING
MET WITH SIGNAL
SUCCESS YESTERDAY IN DIS
POSING OF THE RECEPTION
AND BALL TICKETS.

The soliciting committee handling
the tickets for the dedication recep-
| ton and ball on February II met
with signal success yesterday, and
though only short time was en-
ployed 1874 tickets were sold. The
committee will continue the canvass
and it is expected that the 500 tick
cts printed will be sold.
There seems to be an idea preva-
lent that the ball and reception is
to be a full dress affair. The COM
mittee wants it distinctly understood
that is not the case, that dress con-
siderations will not enter into the
matter at all.
The news of outside attendance is
continuing gratifying and both Spo-
kane and Seattle are vieing with each
other to see which will send the
largest delegation. The Spokane
Chronicle of last night has the fol-
lowing to say regarding the excur-
sion to this city:
| Spokane business men will storm
| Wenatchee on February IL. Accord
ing to action taken by the trustees
of the chamber of commerce this af-
ternoon an excursion will be organ
lied to swoop down on the home of
the big red apple on that date, the
occasion being the dedication of the
new $4,000 home OF the Wenatchee
Commercial club and grand ball
in the evening. Secretary l.. G. Mon
roe has been instructed to organize
the excursion, and it will not be
solely for members of the chamber.
Any business man of the city can
go along"
The committee on entertainment
has in view plans for feeding the
visitors and 1t is likely that some of
the benevolent or church societies
will be asked to provide meals for
the visitors while in the city. Most
of the visitors will come in private
cars, consequently the sleeping ac-
cOmmodations will be provided for.
The following is the list of those
who on yesterday purchased tickets,
and as the tickets are sold the addi--
tional names will be added:
! w. S. Gehr, j. A. Seaman, E. Van
Tassel, d. U. Utter, H. j. Lyle, j. F.
Weber. DIR. Schiltz, r. Hotchkins,
H. B. Cassidy, G. H. oyer, G. s. Mer-
RAM, e. Frank, Elmer Thayer, H.
Thomas, F. l.. Jones, C. H. Arm
strong, Frank Reeves, Lem Ward,
Little & Wetsel, HI. Harris, John
Mooney, Farmers & Merchants bank,
Mrs. c. e. Lillis, A. 2. Wells, Arthur
Gum, Capt. v. p. Smith, DIR. Culp,
j. r. Snider, J. NJ. Duffy, j. J. Griggs,
c. e. Owens, r. F. Holm, w. o. Parr,
Charles Becker. Gunther Carlberg.
D. N. Gellatly, G. III. Whitson, Percy
Walker, N. w. Ball, H. j. Ogilvie, C.
F. Ogilvie, e. l.. Mann, P. s. Darling
ton. M. G. Russi, George Burge, ].
E. Eikelberner, Sam Sumner, C. c.
Ward. J. Fl. Miller, T. E. Young. J.
E. Ferguson, T. Gagnon, G. Fisher,
A. Baptie, Walter Olive, Ed. Boeh-
mer, w. T. Clark. I. d. Ware, w. NJ.
Gill, DR.. Blake, C. B. Halbert, Stark
Bros, E. B. Norell, Kilborne- Clark
Co., L. M. Hull, Louie Kettler, T. C.
Godfrey, F. Robinson, Carl Christen-
son, Fred Reeves, DIR. Hutchinson,
H. L. WEBSTER, Louis Mullerleile,
Bliss Electric Co., l.. III. Breese, H.
w. Soldering, DR.. Whitaker. E. M.
ITupper, H. F. Schade, A. C. Dallach,
D. L. Pratt, DR.. Haskell, L. F. Buck.
Ira d. Edwards. DR.. Mccoy, L. ".
Wells. H. w. Russell, T. M. Wildly,
w. Knapp, Daily World, T. Groves,
Judge Grimshaw, e. J. Hallenbeck.
Percy Scheble, A. A. Piper, Howard
Finch, e. H. Miller, E. A. Nichols.
r. Etzkorn, d. C. Town, r. A. Sche-
BILE, A. q. Wieland, A. B. Sourtway,
B. w. Jones, Earl Thompson, Leroy
Wright, H. e. Hardesty, e. v. Mar
tin, ]. A. Gellatly, Harry Taylor,
Henry May, ]. A. Stearns, r. c. Lit
tlefield, Clark Cox, j. Fl. Ferryman,
L. r. Gillett, Lamb-Davis Lumber
Co.. E. T. Balch, e. Dennis, F. c.
Lemon, A. A. Bousquet, ]. A. Van
Landingham, w. w. Gray, H. c. Lit
tlefeld, d. B. Tewkesberry. Terry
Ross, John Wilson, E. r. Sprague.
PROF. A. L. Brown. Conrad Rose. p.
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