The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-07-18
BIC WELCOME AWAITING
WENATCHEE EXCURSION
Party of Thirty Five Boosters Leavese Tomorrow Morn
ing on Three Day Tour of UP River Country
Will Be Made by Boat and Automobile for the Pur
pose of Getting Acquainted With Country.
Wenatchee 500 a. m. Tuesday+

Leave Wenatchee 500 a. m. Tuesday
Ar. Pateros 500 p. m. Tuesday.
Ar Carlton $50 p. m. Tuesday.
Ar. Twisp 500 p. N. Tuesday.
Ar. Winthrop 500 a. m. Wednesday.
AR. Twisp noon, Wednesday.
Ar. Okanogan 400 p. m. Wednesday.
Ar. Omak 500 a. m. Thursday.
Ar. Brewster 400 p. m. Thursday.
Ar. Wenatchee 1000 a. m. Friday.
Above is the schedule of the ex-
cursion which starts tomorrow morn
ing for the upper country. That the
event is fraught with great possibili
ties both to Wenatchee and the en-
tire territory to be visited is the ex-
pectation of all participants.
The assignment of seats in auto
mobiles is as follows:
With b. H. Schanck are A. E.
Wieland, F. L. Bliss, o. NJ. Thoma-
son and F. W. Smith.
Woodruff car-U. X. Lail, Lem
Ward, F. II. Delamater and Frank
Case.
First car to meet party at Pateros
j R. Snyder, H. c. Littlefeld, Gun
Their Carlberg and A. G. Morey.
Second car to meet party at Pa
teros-R. E. Tumble, Rufus Woods,
L. G. Olds and A. A. Piper.
John Mooney car-Dr. King, R. S.
Ludington, T. H. Atkinson and G.
w. Coburn.
A. Heron, DR.. G. w. Stryker, Fred
Raymond, G. H. Whitson and C. A.
Nutley have not yet been assigned
seats because one more car VIII need
to be secured. The committee is
confident it will have this car though
the owner has not consented def
nitely to join the jaunt.
A. z. Wells and a private party,
including Mrs. Wells, will accompany
the excursionists, meeting them at
Pateros. The Wells White Steamer
will go overland via Waterville, leav-
ing here early tomorrow morning
and crossing the Columbia at Pateros
on the ferry. The Woodruff and
Schanck machines will go up by the
same route.
That great preparations are being
made by the hosts of the up-river
districts to give much entertainment
is evidenced by the following ex-
cerpts taken from last weeks news
papers of that section:
Wenatchee's best citizens, or, at
the very least, some three dozen of
them, will be in the Methow valley
next Tuesday and Wednesday, July
10 and 20.
From reports that come IN at the
hour of going to press we are as
surej that the whole valley will well
come the delegation of southern
neighbors who come to this country
to study our resources, and who will
return, convinced that the glowing
accounts of Methow Valley that every
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ated. Many of the Wenatchee party
who are to be our guests next week
are already well acquainted with the
valley. They are boosters now, for
the country. They will see that the
entire delegation becomes boosting
organization, not only for Wenatchee
but for the Methow Valley; this, of
course, with the assistance of the
citizens of this section.
1t is unfortunate, looking at the
matter from one side, that the ex-
cursion could not have arrived here
this week, as scheduled. Still, the
delay of one week showed convinc-
ingly that a happy spirit Of accord
is to be a characteristic of the Met
how Valley. The hospitality of the
valley will not be that of Winthrop,
of Twisp, Carlton or Methow, or of
Pateros, but of the whole big valley
acting as a unit.