The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-12-17
BRIEF CITY NEWS

]. ]. Thomas and C. A. Sterling
are spending a few days in the Moses
Lake country hunting for ducks.
Extra Fancy Delicious apples for
Xmas for sale. Phone SIS.
E. NJ. Upper, of Wenatchee. was
In town last week looking after the
interest of Stryker, Wyman and Tup-
,per, who own 200 acres Of choice
fruit land adjoining Ephrata. These
gentlemen are sinking six loot oc-
.tagor-shaDed we'll On their tract
from which they will irrigate as
much of their land as possible next
Summer. Mr.. Zenkoraf, an expert
fruit grower of Spokane, will have
charge OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Journal.
Stock for sale in the Fruit Grow
ers Association at $500 per share
w. ]. Malloy, City.
T. For chapped hands and face, use
our Rose Glycerine Jelly. We guar
santee it to suit. Pogue Drug Co.
Messrs. Tanner e Tanner have
been awarded a five year lease on
the Dan Haskell place west of the
. city. Haskell is a state charge and
the place was leased after aivertls-
ing for bids. Tanner & Tanner have
had 4 lease on the place for the past
several years and this firm was the
only bidder.
DR.. Whitaker is now nicely located
in his new dental rooms over the
Plough Hardware store.
See our holiday goods before buy
ing elsewhere. Wenatchee Drug Co.
s%&
Dooley c. Wheeler Of Leavenworth
Is in the city today.
Secretary Coburn. of the CONNER
cial club, states that he has received
back through the postoffice a great
many of the Wenatchee booklets
which have been sent out by Wenat-
chez people with the expectation that
they would reach their destination
The booklets will pass through the
postal department for two cents un-
sealed. but where they are sealed six
cents is required. The secretary asks
that those sending them shall moi
overlook to put Oh six cents postage
if they are sealed, but they Will &C
through for two cents if they are sim
ply put in an envelope without be-
ing sealed.
MONEYS self-flling non-leakable
tho thing for q
Christmas present, at the Wenatchee
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Mr.. and Mrs. N A. Heath, of this
city, are Spokane visitors.
A typewriter is the ideal Christ
mas present. Prices to suit purchas-
err. Can be had for S. month. W
S. Belser, Col. Valley Bank Bldg. ***
A. B. Peters was registered at the
Pedicord Hotel, Spokane, yesterday
McDonald's celebrated chocolates
In holiday packages, at the Wenat-
che Drug Co.
Get our prices on glass. Russell
,cop % $50
- s.. Vesper. who has been visiting
sister, Mrs. Albert Cady, has re
led to his home in Pasadena, Cal
Vcaper is favorably impressed
/ Weaatchee and expects to return
N as one of the business men OF
valley. He is an experienced
plumber, having had 25 years Of eX-
.pcrience in Southern California.
Glasses fitted. DR.. Zener, Halbert
block. 80
The finest selection of holiday
GOODS in the city at the Wenatchee
drug Co.
The Real Estate Exchange, Messrs.
Brown, Bacon & Knowles, have Sc
cured lease on the office under the
Columbia Valley bank, formerly oc-
.cupied by Ira d. Edwards, and will
be ready for business in their new
quarters in a few days.
All kinds of pretty things suitable
for the baby. At the Novelty Shop.
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Remember the Woodcraft dance
at the Eagle Hall next Monday even
ing. So"
Big Christmas turkey shoot at
Columbia River December 20. Plenty
of turkeys and geese to accommo-
date everybody who cares to shoot
Mason & Yocum. **'
F. H. Barron, who is interested in
an irrigation current motor, came
over from Tacoma yesterday and will
remain. here several days.
Beautiful floral gifts--cut flowers,
blooming plants, ferns and palms at
MiIot-Mills greenhouse. $50
H. B. Smith, the hotel man OF
Merritt. is transacting business in
'Wenatchee today.
Woodcraft dance at Eagle Hall on
next Monday evening, Dec. 10. Good
music. 49,