The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-04-21
Miss Ella Parker returned from
Seattle last night.

Seattle last night.
D Time Is money. Well, we lost
lot of time in getting our wall pa
pe.' here, so we are going to los.
money also. Come in and let III
prove 1t to you If you are intereste;
in good wall paper. Merrill, thu
wall paper man. go
i Mrs. J. Melvin Scott left for Seat
| tie today, to visit with her friend
Mrs. Dennis, for a week or more.
1853 acres of good wheat land fol
sale, cheap. Can take up $50 acres Of
government land adjoining; good wa.
ter and good soil. A bargain. Cal
on or write Rood C Pepper, Water.
vile, Wash. $50
Mrs. N. Parker, of the Perfection
store, is confined to her bed on ac
count of sickness.
Lawn mowers, best made, bal
bearing, 81 to 81, at the Bazaar. -
John Harm left for the east last
night to visit at his old home at An
derson, Mo. He will go to Grand
Rapids, Mich, and other places be-
fore he returns.
Harrington's Best -four for sale by
all merchants. $50
w. M. Krumholtz, of Minneapolis
Mimi, arrived in the city this morn
ing to make this place his home. Mr.
Krumholtz is barber by trade and
baseball player by profession, hav-
ing been connected with the North
Valley league in Minnesota.
The French Shop, for the next two
weeks, will sell entire stock of mil
linery at cost Am compelled tc
leave Wenatchee May /. Apartment
No. 1, Gehr Block. $50
Theodore Parker, the state man
ager of the American Yeomanry, OF
Yakima, arrived in the city yester-
day and will remain here for several
days.
The strong gluten f1our-Harring-
tons Best. 80"
Miss Fay and Louis Stinebaugh left
for their home in Skagway, Alaska,
after visiting with their uncle, John
Mooney, for several days.
800 will bring a Victor Talking
Machine to your home. Ask US how.
Sherman, Clay & Co. *"'
F. NJ. Stark of Seattle, represent
ing the Ganeville Fire Alarm Police
Telephone company, is in the city
today visiting Fire Chief Throw.
so it. ga in. hose and nozzle, guar
anteed 2 years, $3.50. At the b.
zaar. 80"
J. e. Graves and c. B. Halbert
went to Entiat yesterday to look over
some real estate.
FAIRBANKS, MORSE & CO., 20
Wenatchee Avenue North. *"*
T. H. Atkinson went to Entiat
today to be gone for a few days
The Wenatchee theatre offers a
complete change of program this
week. See announcement in the the
atre column.
Mrs. L. w. Bloom was in Leaven-
worth yesterday where she was look
| ing after the interests of her mother.
Mrs. A. D. Fisher left today for
Spokane and Yakima, where she will
| visit relatives and friends.
J. r. Snyder returned form Ephra-
ia last night, where he had gone with
a carload of fruit trees of which he
planted on his large tract of land
near Moses Lake.
A. l.. Smart purchased lot 8, block
1, of Walkers Home addition, for
$475 through the firm of Walker &
Widney.
AS the Mansfield excursion party
passed through Columbia River yes
terday, the familiar countenance of
r. T. Thomas was seen in the door
way of his new store.
| c. H. Armstrong and T. Gagnon,
who accompanied the excursion party
yesterday, secured a large number
of excellent photographs along the
route. Mr.. Gagnon made group pic
lures of the delegation at Rock Is
| land and Mansfield.
| H. A. Baker, of York, Nebraska,
| has arrived in the city and is visiting
his brother, Frank Baker, on Chelan
avenue.