The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1910-02-26
CITY NEWS.

| Acme and Princeton coal, none
better at any price. Ask those who
are using it, then phone your order
to the Cannery, 545. $50
Emil Frank is in Seattle on bust.
ness and will not return until Mon
day.
If you wish to sell your ranch, list
it with e. w. Burdick, Room 2o3
and 206, Russell-Plough Bldg. $50
Gunther Carlberg has not been able
to return from Seattle on account of
| the bloekades in the mountains.
Star cut tumblers, $1.75 per set.
The Bazaar. sss
The w. r. C. held very interest
ing meeting in Sprague hall yesterday
afternoon, about so ladies being
present. Thirteen candidates were
| initiated. Nineteen have been in
itiated into the order since Febru-
airy 1. Refreshments were served,
consisting of cake and coffee.
Don't try to keep warm or cook
with green wood. Use Acme or Prin-
ceton coal. It's the best there is
Call the Cannery. 545. 80"
L. ]. Crollard returned from Eph-
rata, where he has been on legal
business for few days.
If you wish to trade your city prop
erty for an orchard tract, list it with
E. w. Burdiek, Room 203 and 206
Russell-Plsugh Bldg. go
Mrs. John Ringstedt and Mrs. E.
J. Crum, of Entiat, who have been in
the city for week visiting friends
and also attending the union church
meetings, returned on the boat to
their homes this morning.
GOT. granite milk pans, zoe. We
natchee Bazaar. $40
A. A. Gilmore, of Mansfield LETT
for his home last night, after spend
ing the day in the city.
Post card albums, 15c to $3.75.
Wenatchee Bazaar. "fs
Chas Weaver and wife were made
happy yesterday by the arrival of a
boy baby.
If you wish to dispose of your city
real estate, list it with E. w. Bur-
dick, Room 2o3 and zoo Russell
Plough Bldg. *"*
Ira Thomas leaves this evening for
Waterville to be gone several days
on legal business.
So-called 2-qt. granite pals, 15c.
The Bazaar. 80"
Fred Apples six year old son I'M
derwent an operation this morning
If you have a lot for sale, list it
with E. w. Burdick, Room 20S and
206 Russell-Pleugh Bldg. ***
Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Bateman of
Spokane and Mission street, moved
out on their ranch today. They have
five acres of the old Reed ranch and
they will live in two rooms of the old
Reed house until they have time to
build.
Banana Splits" Grotto fountain
tonight. ***
The meeting of the Tourist club was
held at the home of Mrs. Harvey Mills
on D street. twenty-five members
were present and some important
questions were settled in the business
meeting. The following program was
then given: Roll call, Greek Charac-
teristics. Life of Pericles, Mrs. w.
G. Myer Socrates and Aristotle, Mrs.
H. H. Whitaker. Reading, "The Ath
ems of Pericles," Mrs. w. I. Reeves.
Music, Mrs. Fred Kemp.
What is a banana split?" Nobody
knows; nobody cares. It's good. At
the Grotto tonight. ***
The grand master and the grand
secretary of the I. o. o. F. will not
be able to be at the joint meeting
of the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs to-
night on account of the failure of
the trains to arrive.
Frank Case, of the Columbia Val
ley bank, has started his new bum
galow on D street. A. G. Dallack
expects to start to build a house be-
side that of Mr.. Case next month.
C. w. Hastings of Reynolds, Wash,
Is in the city today.