The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-10-24
BRIEF CITY NEWS

attorney, is in the city today on his
way home from a trip to Spokane
Mr. Borg was formerly one of the
best football players in the United
States. He was captain of the Ne
braska University team which went
through a whole season without even
being scored against He still takes
a great interest in the work done by
the team of the university which he
! formerly attended. He is now di-
recting his energies toward the irri-
CATION of a large tract of land in the
vicinity of Pateros.
Rev. o. w. Mintzer and son viii
have purchased the large Steiner or
chard across the Columbia river
from Pateros. Will Mintzer Is now
on the ranch preparing the crop for
shipment.
A fresh stock of McDonald's Cho-
colates, at the Wenatchee Drug Co.
The c. & o. steamer Columbia, on
her down-river trip Sunday. broke a
crank shaft The accident happened
just above Chelan. Capt. c.. C..
| Griggs went to the rescue on the
steamer Chelan, leaving Wenatchee
about l o'clock Sunday afternoon,
bringing back the passengers and
cargo early this morning. This is
the last trip of the Columbia for this
season and the Chelan will take her
place, leaving at 1890 this morning
on the regular run.
Mrs. Charles Lewis. of Spokane,
sister of c. A. Pearsall arrived Sum-
day to spend some time with her
brother, on Orchard avenue. Mr..
Lewis will come later from Moses
Coulee, where business interest is
keeping him.
Bulbs, bulbs, bulbs, at Milot-Mills-
| Florists. Plant them now. ***
Mrs. Eugene Hamilton and Mrs.
r. A. Campbell, both of Leaven-
worth, were in Wenatchee over Sum-
day, visiting at the home of Mrs. c.
| c. Griggs, Mrs. Hamilton's sister.
! Frank Palmer, of Cashmere, spent
| Sunday in Wenatchee at the home
of his sister, Mrs. T. J. Groves. Mrs.
Palmer is visiting at her old home
! in Wichita, Kan.
| Glasses fitted. Dr. Zener, Halbert
/ block ***
Ray Allen. of Peshastin, spent
Sunday in Wenatchee. Mr.. Allen
was at one time employed as car
toonist in this city.
! j. Harry Holden, of Chelan, came
| in this morning. Mr.. Holden is an
extensive mine owner and is on his
way home from Seattle
See the Nuns at Milot-Mills. -
Mrs. E. G. Spencer. of Entiat, was
| in Wenatchee over Sunday.
Miss Sylvia Bereson, who has been
| in the valley for several years, re-
turned to her home in ST. Paul Sun
| day.
| The S-5-2 club meets tomorrow
afternoon at 2:3O, at the home of
Mrs. Lee r. Gillette, on First street.
Mrs J. B. Palmer, who is visiting
! in the east, has been quite i'll but is
| improving She will be absent sew
eral months.
Nuns, NUNS, NUNS, at Nklot-
Mills Green House. ***
Harry Taylor, of the Wenatchee
Hotel, received a post card from
| Bertram Holmes, formerly of the
! Daily World staff. Mr.. Holmes is in
San Diego, Calf, at present, but
says he is on the march.
DR.. F. z. Culp moved his office
today from the Wenatchee Depart
ment Store building to suite of
three rooms on the second floor of
the new Harlin building.
Mrs. F. A. Gale, mother of Mrs. A.
T. Kaupp, left today noon for Long
Beach, Cal, where she will spend the
winter at this famous resort and also
at Pasadena She will visit relatives
and expects to come back here in the
! spring.
| See the NUNS at Milot-Mills. **
B. Nj. Chapman, of Monitor, who
exhibited last year at the National
Horticultural Congress at Council
Bluffs, Iowa, will likely exhibit there
this year from November to II.
Mr.. Chapman and w. T. Clark, of
this city, have been named as vice
presidents of this organization. In
the premium list as published the
Jonathan is given first place, with
the Winesap in the second place.
w. R. Reid and wife, of Sleepy
Eye, Mimi, arrived here Saturday
for the purpose of seeing the great
est fruit country on earth. Mr.. Reid
is president OF the Sleepy Eye Dry
Process company. and has spent
some time in the west, this being a
station on his way home. Mr.. Reid
purchased a portion of the state col
lege experiment farm located about
25 miles from Portland. He also
purchased 20 acres in the Yakima
valley and is here for the purpose of
| looly;no ovor tho val1ay with the lea